Tagged With "Sharp Ar-M317P2"
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Re: Sharp expects first-half operating loss due to falling prices for smartphone displays
Yikes a 215 million dollar loss!! How much more can they lose?
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Re: Sharp M623
According to BLI, this model was replaced in December 2014, & the replacement model is the MX-M654N.
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Re: Sharp M623
Got it. Feel free to shoot me an email if you ever need any info. I'm happy to pull whatever I can and send it over whenever I have the chance.
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Re: Sharp M623
thanx for this. For any of you Sharp reps, what would offer is customer was looking for 60ppm color?
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Re: Sharp posts big loss on smartphone downturn
HOLY Crap!! 700 million dollars! I guess the Japanese banks are in the for the long haul. But, how much as they willing to lose?
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Re: Sharp bond risk jumps as losses over 4½ years top $10 billion
WOW! Some take ways from the article above: Sharp does not have core business that it can look to in the future 510 billion syndicated loan payment due March of 2016. That's almost 4.2 billion US dollars! Ouch! "The chances of banks calling the 103-year-old company’s loans are therefore low", seems to me like there are more cuts to come, more business units to sell. Banks accepted shares in the company earlier this year after it defaulted on debt payments
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Re: Sharp bond risk jumps as losses over 4½ years top $10 billion
Surely eventually the ship is sunk. I still see SAMSUNG as a buyer at some point even though the Japanese govt won't have it.....for now.
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Re: Sharp Corp Surges Third Day After Reports Banks May Forgive Loans
A week later, after heavy volume on the Tokyo stock exchange, Sharp's share price has steadily fallen back to close to its 52 week low.
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Re: JOINT STATEMENT BY SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION AND EDWARD MCLAUGHLIN
Very good points Art. The only print production (as some would call it) would be 85, 95, 110ppm. But these are more large departmental units. Mostly it is the 85ppm that is being pushed. There are only a few major players when you get higher than that. The very low end has always been a issue for them. The only item would be the AR-208 unit but that little Ricoh desktop will blow that away. Then there is the issue that some of these low end units can only be purchased from a distributor that...
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Re: A Day That Will Never Be Forgotten
Here's the link where I got this article, di did not want ayone to think I wrote it. http://concord-nh.patch.com/ar...l-never-be-forgotten
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Re: Managed Network Services discussion
According to your logic CDW which has an awesome AR/AP, Warehouse, logistics, order processing and true recurrent B2B customers could do it. Why don't they? Why doesn't everybody? Why not Sears or JC Penny? Because the businesses don't, won't and never will fit. Networks are like snowflakes each one different and individual, MFPS are like donuts each one the same with different frosting. Lets take GM and GMAC as the example instead of Ford. So its a 50/50 success ratio not for my money. Even...
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Re: Managed Network Services discussion
Seriously? You don't see a difference between our relationship with our customers and the relationship CDW or Sears has? No wonder you are so tainted. When was the last time someone from Sears walked into the CPA's office that we may visit 5-6 times a year?
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Re: Managed Network Services discussion
I was being facetious when I mentioned Sears. Just trying to make the point that its not that easy. MPS is easy. Cross train tech guys on HP and Lexmark, that already know imaging basics and turn them loose. Then your synergies take over. Your regular reps sell it and you don't need a stable full of specialists that are persnickety to say the least maintaining it.
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Re: Cloud Storrage
I actually got a hold on their IT department. Turns out they currently have an FTP server set up. The marketing department uses it to send/receive to/from clients. He said he has a Sharp AR-M700n. After taking a quick look through the service manual it looks like scan to FTP is a standard feature. He mentioned the fact that the accounting department could probably use the feature as well sending/receiving files from their parent company in NY. I'm not going to make money off this advise but...
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Re: Sharp Digital (Old RE-POST)
Until recently I was at a Sharp dealer. What models are of specifice interest? The AR-M350/450 weak in the paper capacity area, maximum of 4 500 sheet drawers or 2 500 and 1 2,000. The smaller FN6 finisher they can only sort letter, no letter R or legal, no mix size original sort with small finisher, do not have LAN-Fax Let me know what all you want to know.
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Re: New Sharp Ar-C260 Models
Sharp Introduces AR-M550/M620/M700 Digital Imagers Sharp’s New Digital Imagers Make Office Life Easier Unique dual-scan technology speeds workflow MAHWAH, N.J., January 21, 2004 – A trio of new high-end business multifunction products (MFP’s) from Sharp offer dual-scanning speeds that average 115 percent faster than competitive models. The new AR-M550/M620/M700 Digital Imagers have exclusive Scan2 Technology that scans both sides of a two-sided document in a single pass, saving time for...
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Re: Sharp Launches New Line of Mid-high Volume Monochrome Workgroup Document Systems
Wow, some of these features are pretty nice!
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Re: Sharp SF-8100
I was asked by an existing account if I could use a few "extra" copiers and one of these Sharp was being offered.
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Re: Sharp AR 505 OPM Speed
We carry Sharp as well as Savin. I've never heard of a AR505. Our current Sharp Offering is the AR-M550, 620, 700. All from the same platform. The 550 outputs @ 55ppm, scans @ 65opm, and duplexes @ 76ppm. This is due to it's single pass doc feeder. Hope this helps.
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Re: Sharp AR 505 OPM Speed
AR 505 is an older machine. Here is a link to a page that I found limited info ... http://www.copierdiscount.com/sharp-ar505.html# ...another http://www.bestimagesystems.com/sharp/recycled-specs/AR-505.htm You might go back and check product comparison for the Aficio 550 or 551 and see if it is listed. Or check BERTL.
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Re: Lexmark’s new multifunction
Print Technology Monochrome Laser UNSPSC Code 43.21.21.10 Network Printing Methods LPR/LPD Direct IP (Port 9100) Socket (Raw TCP/IP) IPP (Internet Printing Protocol) HTTP NDS Queue-based Printing NDPS/NEPS (Novell Distributed Print Services, Novell Netware Enterprise Print Services) Enhanced IP (Port 9400) FTP, TFTP Network Protocol Support TCP/IP IPv4 IPX/SPX AppleTalk™ LexLink (DLC) TCP/IP IPv6 TCP/IP Set of Application Services Zero configuration DDNS, mDNS NTP: Network Time Protocol...
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Re: HP & Sharp "What is Canon Thinking"
Sharp is much more desperate than Canon. Whatever the deal, I'm sure it was beyond anything a financially secure company like Canon would consider.
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Re: HP & Sharp "What is Canon Thinking"
I don't think that anyone who bought an Edgeline, or further back the HP rebadged Konica MFD's, will be keen to give HP another go.
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Re: Sharp to sell "talking" home appliances in Japan
operational status and reminding them to do daily chores. My wife would shoot me if I ever brought home a talking vacuum, I think I can remember that Sharp either had a talking copier or was planning to introduce one years ago, that went no where and the last thing I want is some plastic & tin headed device talking to me.
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Re: Viewing PDF Thumbnails in Plotclient Win
that is the way it is. You can not view PDF files in plotclient win. You can view them in plotbase. You could open in Reader and then print with the WP driver if you need to view before printing. You ar eright - time consuming if you have a batch job. In plotbase, right click on an entry, then click add. I THINK you can add PDF files then directly to Plotbase, and then they can be viewed.
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Re: Sharp Expands Its Reach into the Production Space with the Introduction of the Pro Series Color Document Systems
MX-6500N | MX-7500N Brochure MX-6240N | MX-7040N | MX-6500N | MX-7500N VPAT ® MX-6500N | MX-7500N Fiery Specification Sheet MX-6500N | MX-7500N Specification Sheet
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Re: Sharp Expands Its Reach into the Production Space with the Introduction of the Pro Series Color Document Systems
WOW, 300 gsm duplex
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Re: Sharp Announces U.S. Veterans Hiring Initiative For Dealers
Awesome!! Probably one of the most concerning items for our industry is where our next gen of techs will come from.
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Re: Sharp Becomes First MFP Provider Working With Alexa for Business to Enhance Technology in the Workplace
ok, it's got some sizzle, but where is the beef? Practically no one copies anymore, thus the only use I can see is for scanning. I have five Alexa's at home, great for playing music and asking questions. I guess I could ask Alexa "scan documents to Rob", and with out noticing Alexa sends those documents to "Bob". I just don't see the applications, can someone enlighten me, maybe someone who was at the recent Sharp event?
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Re: Copier terms/language from days gone by
How about Duplex Tray, Plain Paper, Cold Pressure Fusing, Staionary Platen, Push Button Color, Dry Toner, 20 Gin Sorter, SADF, Recirculating ADF Scan once, print many were the buzz words of the digital transition.
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Re: Copier terms/language from days gone by
Was talking with larry kirsch today and he told me about the old "carrier sheets" that clients purchased. I then remembered "copier covers". In my Minolta days, all of the Minolta copiers came with a blue cover with a white Minolta logo.
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Re: Copier terms/language from days gone by
Don't forget "Key Operator". Back in the day the highly trained main operator had a Key to lock \ unlock the Copier. Vince
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Re: Copier terms/language from days gone by
Ty Vince! I pulled a copy, well some scans that Old Glory sent me from a 1986 Minnela's Pocket Guide to Copiers and came up with these oldies but goodies: Clamshell design Zoom Lens Masters Paper Cassettes SADF
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Re: Copier terms/language from days gone by
How far back do you want to go? Back to the Canon PC25 when PC meant Personal Copier? How about: Electrostatic Process Dual Spectrum Sheet fed Thermo Fax
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Re: This Week in the Copier/Office Equipment Industry 10 Years Ago Fourth Week of September 2004
Thanks for your email. I will be out of the office until Monday, September 29. I'll have limited access to email and will return your message as soon as possible. All the best, Andrew Jones Muratec America, Inc.
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Re: @Remote Embedded
Richard: Thanks again. I appreciate the information you provided, very thorough and I'm sure it took you some time to compose . I'm going to be discussing this with our AR department. We normally leave the default MR date at 1. However, we have seen collections all over the month and certainly outside of 3 days from the 1st. This seems to be creating a problem because we are getting the report each Monday and it was assumed that it was obtained that day...we are now trying to enforce that...
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Re: Welcome our new Moderators!
Art, I'd be willing to take a shot at moderating the Canon forum for you.
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Re: Can ANyone Name this Copier?
Minolta EP 270 or EP 300 possibly.. When we had those nice Moving Glass Platen....
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Re: Sharp CEO States "I believe it is my responsibilty to...)
No money means no R&D. Sharp is getting destroyed in Canada. Since Konica Minolta purchased Pitney Bowes' imaging division (Sharp's largest dealer in Canada), they've been offering customers massive incentives to flip their Sharp gear into KM bizhubs. I think there's more value in Sharp's direct channel base customer list than the actual technology. I've always found the MX series to be lacking in quality and ease of use. Prices have come down on Tier 1 products which means Tier 2...
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Re: Sharp Poised to Miss First-Half Forecast, Cut 2016 Target
Why are they changing the target?? Makes zero sense. Shouldn't they find a way to hit the target instead of lowering it just to impress the shareholders?
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Re: Could Sharp Be Back in Trouble Again??
I truly think it's only a matter of time before they go under or are aquired. I believe Samsung will continue to make a push to purchase them but every time they have tried, the Japanese govt steps in and stops it.
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Re: Sharp "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"
Art, I'm in Japan this week meeting with key clients and have asked this question to several. In typical fashion, no one wants to speculate on what will happen. Is this a good or bad sign? Is Sharp changing a good sign? If it doesn't is this bad, or does it mean it is continuing its commitment to our industry? Since the year 2000, 50% of Fortune 500 companies have fallen from its ranks--no longer considered leaders (by at least that standard). This is most often due leadership...
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Re: Sharp eyes LCD shift to business products
It's now obvious that imaging products are not a "core" business product for Sharp