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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.

It's related to Cyan toner clogging: "Clogging of developer and the waste toner discharge path and, toner supply failure due to excessive developer." Your tech should be able to resolve this easily.

That's not really normal behavior for 9200s. Your Ricoh service tech and solutions engineer should be able to resolve color consistency issues.

I've been asked about this before over the years. Basically, I think that it's not so much a matter of engineering the feature as it is for the OEM (Xerox, KM, Ricoh etc.) being willing to pay for it. You might go to communities.efi.com and making the request there because EFI does moderate...

You might be thinking of a software product called ReadyPrint, sold and supported by Rochester Software Associates (RSA) that can import RDO files directly with some ticketing intact. (rocsoft.com)

5th Color Specialty color

Have your tech lookup Ricoh BULLETIN NUMBER: M205/M238 – 049. It's a known issue related to paper transfer current.

Not yet, I'm afraid. Probably not until the fall is my best guess.

As Ynot_UK indicates, as long as a page is truly 100% K then that's how it should click, regardless of the color of the other pages. If you have Enfocus Pitstop (usually included when licensing Fiery Impose) then you can use the Inspector tool to see if there are any color elements on a given...

Permit me to ask you all a question. If you could obtain an on-site service agreement from a reputable printer service organization in place of Xante's 1-year warranty, renewable each year thereafter, that included parts and labor, and same or next-day response, would that make a difference in...