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I had to reread that, so just cut marks are bleeding off the page. I was wondering how a full image bleeding off the edge would do, I would think it would fill up your waste toner bottle really quickly and not sure how all that excess toner flying around would be handled.

Ahh, thanks for the pic, I was thinking it was the same belt that is in the fuser but that looks more like the transfer belt. Speaking of which, the magnetic underside of my transfer belt started ripping off the other day and I got sensor/timing errors, tech came in and cleaned the sensor...

No joke, had a ricoh tech tell me it was because we ran too much C2S :ROFLMAO:

Is the belt part of the TCRU program, is it something you can change?

You should see a setting called: Fusing Belt Auto Smoothing Setting I would try setting it first to: Frequently and if that doesn't help then More Frequently

Increase the fuser cleaning so it happens more often.

Don't call me... I'll call you..

Interesting about the PTR no longer being used, does the belt assembly have to be changed as well due to lines from different size stocks? If you get a chance to do a video about the bleed I would be interested in seeing that, I have not seen that mentioned before.

So what advantages have you seen on the 7500 vs the 7200? The ix1700 came out but is to rich for my blood :) So much for inkjets dropping in price.

I was happy with the UI on the 7100, then they introduced the new UI with the 7200 and it is a pain to have to login to get anything done, now it sounds like they have made it even worse with the 7500. This is what happens when engineering does not go out in the field and talk to customers...

Indirect mail is EDDM.

90% of what I print is VD so I will hold off on the 7500.

It has patina...

Tecmailing is far from "powerful".

@gregbatch As you already know, your options are getting smaller everyday. As of right now your two options are Bluecrest (bcc) or Accuzip for mailing software unless you want to code your own and use an API for background processes (that opens the door to more). I wish I had better news for...

I would chime in but it would be a guess without seeing a scan of the mailpiece.

What are your space limitations? Do you need to do flats?

That would be nice to not have to run 31 sheets for dbl sided registration, but thankfully I only have to run it on new stock once, usually holds registration if I use the same drawer.

OP was last seen in 2017 so you might be talking to a wall. It would be best to start a new topic on your issue.

Have you looked at graphic whizard? I have run their SCC's for years and overall they are solid machines and will come in cheaper than Duplo and you should be able to get service on them.