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Look around under user tools > system settings > admin tools. If the machine has the data overwrite card there will be an option to erase the drive in there.

Even with auto duplex it's could make a difference which side is printed first. I would say the high coverage side second but if it doesn't do what you want don't be afraid to try something else.

I try to get everyone to do face up why flip the paper if you don't need to.

You should be able to go in command workstation under device center - workflows - virtual printers - then edit either print or hold depending on which on you are using and set the defaults however you want.

Sorry I missed the part about your swapping the fusers. If it went away then I would think the fuser is the problem but I would expect that to be on every page. If it's from the fuser I would expect you to be able to see a ding in the belt if you open the cover and rotate it around. You won't be...

Is it always in that same location? I would try and run like 12 or so single sided and see it it repeats after the same number of sheets. If it does I would guess it's a dent in the itb.

Find some space inside the house :-)

I think your bigger problem will be climate control!

Your current product may be very simple but you are buying something to have for 3 to 5 years so you could be printing something else by then. Also maybe you will be inspired to design other things when you can easily print it yourself.

I think fixed for the length of the lease is pretty normal but as far as service being affected by that I doubt it would really matter. As a the person fixing the machines I can tell you I don't really even know what people are paying unless I ask and even if I do it's not like I am using that...

There is no adapter that will do that. There are step down transformers that would go the other way but your 110V 15A circuit will only be able to supply 1650 watts and you need 4160.

Here is one I printed on a Ricoh Pro C5200 with the external Fiery. I guess I haven't tried printing that small of font and haven't had anyone ask about it before. I may be easily impressed but I think it's amazing that something that small can print readable. I doubt the Fiery makes any...

I printed your test page on my brother printer at home and looked at it using the usb microscope. Here is a picture of that. Not really readable but much better than I thought it would do.

The in house print shops / mail rooms I go to that run a lot of tabs have the Ricoh 7110 size machines which would be similar to the Konica 1085/6085. ​​As far as slowing down on the tabs have you tried just setting both trays to the same type and weight?

The indigo 12000 does that size too :-). But really there are a lot of machines that do the A3+ and you would need a large format roll fed type machine to to the other prints unless you want to do them all on the large format device. Not sure if you need 100—500 of each size on each job?

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How easy does it scratch off before cutting? In addition to the temp you can try and change the pressure and process speed.

Thanks for posting the results! Now that you got it to work once the flood gates are open get ready for more orders :-)

I have seen some pretty heavily textured stuff work but I have not had anyone try something embossed. Let's see the results after you try it!

Those inline booklet makers many times are not going to be compatible with your next machine so if you want something that will outlast the printer you have to get offline.