Tagged With "2201SP"

On the new wide-format printer, there is no option to print 36 X 24 (it defaults to 24 X 36), so all of our 36 X 24-inch drawings are going to the 24-inch roll (not really a problem; however, I do have 3 rolls of 36” paper here). The only option for the 36” is 36 X 48 (which we don’t always want because who wants a print that is 3 feet by 4 feet, right???). Anyway, is this a printer driver problem or something that can be changed by your techs? I spoke with our IT guy and he had downloaded...

Sometimes it’s that one little feature that makes the difference from leasing a Ricoh CW 2201SP or an Oce/Canon wide format. For our Jersey Electric Contractor it was the TWAIN scanning feature that drove their decision to lease the Ricoh CW2201SP. TWAIN TWAIN scanning is also known as ‘pull scanning”. Pull scanning means that your software program has the ability to use a TWAIN scan driver. With our Electrical Contractor they have the ability to use a TWAIN scan driver with their business...

Probably a dumb question, but have you tried changing the orientation?

No doubt it will do it. The solution will be a combination of driver settings and possibly user tools setting but I have no doubt I could make it do it if I was in front of the machine and PC.

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saw the below configurator come across my email today. Pretty much confirms that all is loss with toner based wide format. MP 6700SP and ink 2201SP is now 5 years old. What a shame