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On Ricoh MFPs there's a feature called Batch Mode that allows you to scan in sections. This is meant to be used for jobs that are too large to fit in the feeder in one go, or for if you wanted to make changes for each section, such as greyscale vs color, simple vs. duplex, different stocks for...

Japan and Fiery are working on some updated patches that should be released soon (hopefully).

Back in the day when I worked for Xerox we said that a lot. It was true often enough but of course not always.

"It's the paper" :ROFLMAO:

"It's the paper..."

I've witnessed the same issue with one of my customers and it's been escalated to Fiery and we're waiting for a response. If you can, I would encourage you to get in touch with your Ricoh SE (sols engineer who did your training) who will gather the data and escalate to our production support...

In regards to your scanning/firewall issue, since you have a Fiery you may already have the solution and not know it. To test it do the following; open a browser on any PC workstation and enter in the IP address of the Fiery in the URL locator and hit Enter. If you are brought the Fiery's...

A couple of things you can do to help speed things up: 1. In Adjustment Settings for Operators look at 0402 in Machine Productivity and change it to Productivity mode. This will allow paper to feed before the fuser is up or down to the specified temperature for that stock. Just make sure your...

Actually, getting trained on 5300 series replaceable parts is an option now.

Yes the 5300 does offer a 2-drawer vacuum feed. It's called the RT5120 Vacuum Feed large capacity input tray (LCIT)

That's a nifty idea!

Assuming you have the Master paper library loaded you could search on Synthetic stocks there and see what brands are referenced in the results. You could also check with your local Ricoh engineer (aka Fiery trainer) and they should be able to help you out. Send me an email if you don't know...

There is a cooling fan unit accessory that can be ordered and installed on the output side that will prevent bricking. "Cooling Fan Unit Type M26""

When a Plock is connected to a Ricoh you can undock it and use the hand feed however it will still be connected to the printer. All you're doing is moving it to the left a couple of feet on the plastic rails underneath. It's not made to unplug to roll it to the side and then easily plug it...

DigiRod, where in central PA are you located?

I believe there will be some USA announcements sometime this spring or summer, but you didn't hear it from me.

If 049 Transfer Mode = ON, then AC Transfer Mode values 050 - 071 are active. If 049 = OFF, then Paper Transfer Current values 037 - 048 are active.

Back in the days of CWS v4 and 5 you would have had a USB license dongle. For the past few years, however, EFI has been using a license access code or LAC instead. Until recently these were always on a piece of paper shipped in a hard white 9x12 cardboard envelope with an identifying sticker...

Tommyboy: I don't know how far up the flagpole you've escalated this but you should not be having these kinds of issues. Contact your local service manager and if you don't know who that is, or if you're running into other roadblocks, contact both your salesperson/manager and-or your solutions...

Try Running 0201 Adjust Image Density – Manual Execute before calibrating. From calibration settings try running 54(?) or whatever the max patches are, and randomized.