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You can always add the decurler later if you need it. It only flattens the sheets when they exit the machine so it really only helps for things like booklet makers and helping the sheets to stack well. I wouldn't let the machine having a decurler or not affect your purchasing decision.

Yes the machine comes with what they call the "GW controller" that is the print controller that all of the office type machines use the printing part gets disabled when we install the Fiery. It's something integral to the machine not some extra piece that could be left off. The GW controller...

Is the embedded one they are saying is 10k an embedded fiery? What model machine are you getting?

On the Ricoh machines except for the 9200 you can use the imbedded controller to print and if you get one that has a scanner there is a document server where you can save jobs on the machine and reprint them. I would guess other brands have something similar but I don't really know for sure...

I see other industries like 3d printing or graphic design have things like this but I don't think they are good for the people doing the work it just seems like a bunch of people undercutting each other.

Have you tried printing the color separations to see if it's in on particular color? In the Fiery you can go on the image tab and check which colors you want to print.

Let's see a sample

I have seen people run catalog size through that tray. I think you will have better luck with the vacuum feed trays on the 7200 than the 7100. The new trays don't have those two metal tabs sticking up that the flaps would get caught on.

It's nice to have a monitor on them just so you can see what is going on with windows more easily. Like windows is trying to update and causing it to take a long time to start up. You can do everything from command workstation on another pc so you don't need one but if there is space to put a...

3100 was a Ricoh fax machine like 20 years ago.

Yep it's a pain to take apart but they do work pretty good. We mostly have those size machines in ups stores.

It is pretty similar to the previous model the 5200. They made it so that you can now use the same accessories as the bigger machines and they added a unit to give it the same type of registration as the 7110/7210 when feeding from the vacuum feed lct.

Not necessarily at least here anyway but yeah get as many prices as possible.

Yeah I would agree more small machines is a good idea. If you want Ricoh you probably should look at a 7200 or 5300. They will tell you that 9200 can do the million a month and it could for what you are talking about but then you would only have one machine. Probably better to get 3 smaller ones.

20k a day is well over what they are saying the 3100 would be good for. I would say the xerox 1000 / Iridesse would be more comparable to the 9200. Unless you are considering multiple smaller machines vs one bigger one?

Thanks for the info!

Thanks that makes sense they added that finisher after the machine had been out a while. I don't even see them in the newest version of the service manual but I will keep looking. I gotta find it!

What is the jam code there are no 600 ones.

If it's not in command workstation you could look at the postscript print driver.

What's the jam code there should be a Jxxx at the top of the jam screen that will tell you where the Jam is happening. Ask the tech for the jam code listing if you don't have it already.