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Re: What's the weirdest place you've sold a copier to?
To a field tent located in the dunes on a beach for a joint military exercise. It was only a rental though.
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Re: MPS and Linux HELP!
So some clarification first. PaperCut absolutely does support Mac. In fact, it is the only cost recovery/print control solution that I know of that actually installs in an all Mac environment. (Server and Client) It also is the only solution I know of that installs in a Linux environment. So both of your issues are solved with PaperCut. I included the install guides for Mac and Linux to get you started.
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Re: Savin SPC221SF and scan to email
I know this is 3 weeks old but the reason that you can not send through Comcast e-mail server is because they are securing the server. Look in the customers e-mail settings in Outlook to get what you need. It is under Authentication and not all MFD's are capable of this. POP Server: Requires SSL SMTP Server: Requires POP before SMTP, port 465, and authentication of POP before SMTP or just authentication of just he name and password. Hope this helps.
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Re: Setup in wireless environment
Even for machines that have a wireless option, it's generally cheaper to sell them a wireless print server that plugs into the copier's network port. We do it all the time.
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Re: MPC 2030 Wireless Connection
scanning is thru a network only. Why not use the Ethernet port, connect a WAP to the Ethernet port and then connect the WAP to the wireless network. WAP = Wireless Access Port. You can get a wireless switch to act as a WAP pretty cheap and don't have to run around in circles.
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Re: NY Times Article about Ricoh Japan
I think the title is a rosey picture, however there are many problems other than the manufacturing plant such as damaged shipping port in Sendai, road infrastructure, and still rolling black outs. Japan does not have the network of roads that we have here in the USA. Toner is still a big issue, and I don't believe what the Japanese government is telling.
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Re: Savin SP3410SF going offline
Haven't seen it, but since it's a driver problem, we'd need to know the OS, what driver and what type of port you are printing to.
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Re: Gmail Server
if your device does not support SSL, you can send to users within the domain via aspmx.l.google.com on port 25 Google support
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Re: Scan to email with Office 365?
can't scan to email after switching to office365 from local exchange server rated by 0 users 4 Followers 12 Replies | This post has 2 verified answers | This question is answered Hubery Posted on 2011-Sep-29 3:05 AM Hi All, we used to have a local exchange server to handle all the emails, we just moved to the online office365. Everything is working fine except scanning stuff to emails ( from our sharp printer ). I've attached a screenshot for the settings. I have also changed the SMTP port...
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Re: Ricoh Adds Colour to Its Wide Format Portfolio
I would rather they just kept selling the Epsons
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Re: Third party jumps into county copier debate
and I though Kokomo was just a ficticous place in a Beach Boys song!
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Re: Does it matter what a presidential candidate promises?
You mean tank like it did under a Republican President and House in 2007-8? The entire world is going thru an austerity period. In nature you have to prune in order to develop new growth. Major businesses in the US are flush with cash and will start to spend when there is DEMAND - when the middle class has the money to spend not when the wealthy keep their tax breaks. Defense contractors don't need to build two more Aircraft Carrier Battlegroups as Romney wants - there's only ONE other...
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Re: EastCoast Franken Storm
We faired pretty well in NH, just lost power for 6 hours, but our wood stove kept us warm. My old neighborhood (Gerritsen Beach) Brooklyn was devastated. My brother and my friend tell me that they each had 6 feet+ water in their basements. They say the whole neighborhood is under water. My brother had to wade through chest deep water just to make it home from work. Keep them in your prayers, it will be a while before they return to normal. Vince
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Re: Doc Mall Questions
From: Lee Sent: 3/7/2002 6:11 PM MFP Requirements: Model: Afcio 1035/1045 Copy Model with 96MB Memory and NIB option. Printer Model (96MB Memory and NIB standard) Printer/Scanner Model (96MB Memory and NIB standard) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To install the DocumentMall MFP Browser please follow the following steps. Step 1. Read the Document Mall Release Note 1.01 for a quick overview.
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Re: Toshiba Press Releases
January 21, 2003 - Toshiba America Business Solutions Acquires Hotz Business Solutions Toshiba Reinforces Strategic Growth Plan With Purchase of Leading Kansas City Office Equipment Dealer IRVINE, Calif., (January 20, 2003) - Toshiba America Business Solutions (TABS) today announced that it has acquired Hotz Business Solutions (HBS) of Kansas City, Mo., a leading independent office equipment dealer in the Kansas City market with five locations throughout the states of Missouri and Kansas.
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Re: Help with Connecting please
Darren, Download and install the Lan-Fax driver just as you would the print driver and then direct it to the same port as you are sending your print jobs to. Works great! Thanks! Lee
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Re: Wireless for 1232
Let me be very clear.... The wireless ether net bridge option that I talked of earlier will work with ANY standard Ether net card, it is simply a way to make a device that has no wireless network option into a wireless device. This is the $130 option that you can ADD to an existing network card on on our systems that don't offer wireless. Now on the 1224-1232, 1060-75, 2090-2105, 5510NF systems there is a wireless 802.11B or IEE1394 option (you can't have both) that you can by to add to your...
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Re: token ring
If you use a print server through the parallel port, you will lose all of your network functionality (smartnet, scanning and the such). Most companies that are still on token ring have some sort of provision for ethernet devices, I would check for that as well.
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Re: Stapling on the 2022?
I have NEVER had good luck getting any machine to staple or punch using RPCS unless I am using it with SmartNet for Client using a SmartNet Port (Not a Standard TCP/IP Port). With PCL, it seems that I can get any machine to staple etc using standard TCP/IP Printing. There's my 2 cents worth! Graham
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Re: Stapling on the 2022?
What I have seen when using SDM/SNM is that after setting the driver to print through the SDM/SNM port, in the printer properties, you go to the accessories tab and click on the "Update Now" button, this should install all accessories to the driver and set up the paper trays.
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Re: Stapling on the 2022?
If you use Savin, Gestetner or Lanier RPCS drivers on a Ricoh device the accessories/paper trays will not be automatically configured even with a SmartNet port. The problem is in the 'Plug And Play" name in the SP Mode. If it is Ricoh in 'Plug And Play Name" and the driver is Savin it will not communicate correctly with the driver.
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Re: mp2000L install questions
If you let the cd autorun, first choose English and that should set the default for Letter not A4.Then the default drivers are displayed for PCL and RPCS. If you want both, leave them both checked. Click on the LPT1 port on that same page and select "ADD" then Standard TCP/IP Port. If the CD doesnt autorun or you want to add the drivers manually> use the ADD PRINTER WIZARD, choose Have Disk and Browse> Drill down to the driver you want until you see a .inf. Then click OK. Using this...
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Re: "currently no printer online" error
SNMP connection between the Client PC and Server PC is blocked. Just turn off the firewall on the server PC, or have the IT guy allow an exception for port 161. You can still print from the Client PC, even if you get the SNMP message, just can't be certain whether the plotter is on line and ready.
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Re: "currently no printer online" error
Try - Control Panel - Admin Tools - Services - SNMP Service Do a manual stop, then start. If all seems OK with the SNMP service, then it's typically something else blocking it between the client and server PC. I.e; anti-virus, other network service or rule that blocks port 161
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Re: Gas Price Check
Send some of that Myrtle Beach sun down here to Kentucky! I'm tired of having snow and ice every other day.
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Re: wireless nic on 224sp
A wireless bridge converts, or "bridges", a wired ethernet appliance to wireless. D-Link 802.11g Wireless Bridge for $99.99 from Tiger Direct can give you faster commumication speed than the 802.11b Ricoh interface ... and because the connection is made through the RJ45 port on the NIC, all functions should be available. (As low as $30 for 802.11b wireless bridge.)
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Re: wireless nic on 224sp
OK, I think I understand. I am a little bad at the technology portion of our business. I just like to sell. So as you said the RJ45 port on the NIC (the plug where the ethernet gets plugged in usally) you install this "bridge" from linksys or tiger direct for under $100.00 rather than using the RICOH version and save $200.00. My questions is, you mentioned you should maintain same functionality. That is a concern for me. If I take this to my technology department and then to service, I need...
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Re: wireless nic on 224sp
I know the technology, I have not actually performed this specific scenario ... so those who have please verify that all functions are available. They should be because all the bridge does is take the place of the wiring. I had a customer hook up a 1055 with a wireless print server. The SmartNet would not work in this case because the wireless print server connected through the parallel port. But in the bridge scenario, connection is made through the Ricoh NIC so all functions should be...
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Re: NEW 55cpm with Print/Scan?
Maybe the customer mis understood the salesperson when he mentioned scan once print many? Or maybe they are selling a stand alone scanner with 1055, or better yet maybe they are placing as IS100e on top of the finsiher and connecting to the parallel port of the copier! Art
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Re: 1060 and Twain driver
I have had success with scanning utilizing a Twain driver on a 1060. Here are some things to consider. Personal Firewall Software may be blocking communication on the port that Twain uses to communicate...XP for example has a built-in firewall that will block ports used for various service communications...Port 1022 is used for Twain communication....You can check to see if your pc is "Listening" on 1022 by running netstat -a at a command prompt... Try disabling SNMP on the network...
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Re: What Ports are used by Scan 2 SMB
Sending files through the SMB protocol uses NetBIOS over TCP/IP which is referred to as NetBT. NetBT uses the following TCP and UDP ports: UDP port 137 (name services) UDP port 138 (datagram services) TCP port 139 (session services) NetBIOS over TCP/IP is specified by RFC 1001 and RFC 1002.
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Re: Konica Minolta Introduces the Di1610 Series
Konica Minolta Unveils The Di1811p And 7218 Printer/Copier/Scanner/Fax Solutions New Modular MFPs Offer an Affordable, Flexible Solution to Meet the Diverse Needs of Small Businesses and Workgroups RAMSEY, NJ -- May 4, 2004 -- Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta) today announced the Di1811p and 7218, new digital print/copy/scan/fax solutions designed to meet the increasingly complex document output needs of small businesses and workgroups. With standard GDI print,...
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Re: Beat the Canon Ir3200
For those who don't have a PDA, you can use a USB Port memory stick or jump drive giving you the ability to view on their computer and save to their harddrive or print. My memory stick has PDF's of all of our brochures and video of things like the GBC Punch, SR90 BookletMaker, etc.
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Re: Scan Router Lite and Vista
Yeah, no problem with XP...since SP2 you just have to put in an exception for TCP/UDP Port 3670 or turn off Windows firewall. What I'm wondering about is Vista.
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Re: Scan 2 Email and Verizon
I'm not sure if this has been resolved or not, however Jay is correct in saying that the SMTP server for verizon is "outgoing.verizon.net". They also require authentication for sending mail. I've had success with using the user name (name@verizon.net) that they initially receive when setting up their account with that password. Also, they use the standard port 25 for their outgoing.
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Re: MFP Wars "The Final Five"
COECO signs dealership deal By John Henderson Rocky Mount Telegram Friday, March 27, 2009 One of the oldest office systems companies in the country that is based in Rocky Mount has entered into an agreement to become an authorized Canon dealer. Carolina Office Equipment Company, known as COECO, was formed in 1921 by Grover Robbins out of a small office supply store in Rocky Mount. It has grown into a diversified digital office equipment company with stores in Clinton, Fayetteville,...
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Re: Need Your help!
Sunday, April 19, 2009 About a week ago I asked some members of the P4P Hotel to please post a blog for the Series "Copier Sales" A Week in The Life" Larry Levine from California sent me this, so I'm posting for all. It's a good read and well put together! A day in life Wednesday……. As always the day starts off at 4:15 A.M. with a trip to the gym. Can’t start off the day without a trip to Starbucks while making the 19 mile drive into my office which is located a few miles from the beach. At...
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Re: 3800C, duplex 90lb??
the 3800c can run any paper weight you can find through the bypass. that being said, the maximum "recommended weight" is 48lb. the fuser will not run heavier paper for any length of time. you can drive your car on the beach but it does not mean it should be driven on the beach.
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Re: Jam Frequency
Jomama and DScott, I agree that both keeping machines clean and customer knowledgeable is Key, along with performing PM's on schedule. I guess everyone (including me) is a bit hesitant to put a NUMBER to the question of jam frequency that is acceptable. We all have SOME equipment that will "go PM to PM".Let's remove the top 10% of the performers, and remove the bottom 10% of performers, and come up with a jam frequency #! You go first, and I'll give my rule of thumb. I am pretty sure Neal...
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Re: Jam Frequency
If neal was kidding, Im pretty sure I was too! Beach, Even if we assume all good PMs, supplies,talking to customers, if you knock out the top 10-20% we are back to all the varible stuff. like volume, key op availability. These can be all over the place. I dont think you can put a number on it. But if my back was to the wall I would say that a less than 30cpm machine with no connected components whuld not require more than 2 service vists between PMs. I would be on the case if a machine was...
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Re: wireless adapters
A wireless bridge connects to the RJ45 port of a network printer, allowing a wireless connection to a network with a wireless access point or router. A wireless bridge simply takes the place of the CAT5/5e cable ... no hardwire necessary. THis allows you to put your printer wherever you want (within range of an access point) without having to do any wiring. Since the connection is through the NIC, all network functions are available (as opposed to using a wireless print server which connects...
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Re: Software decisions
My experience with Lawayers has been that they want the ability to scan documents into a word processing application and make changes to these documents. Expervision Type Reader pro works great. You can save images into a variety of packages including Word Perfect which every Lawyer seems to have. Paper Port works very very similarly to DeskTop Binder Pro. This is a great tool for anyone who wants to scan and archive the old fashion way, manually. What are they trying to accomplish? Scan for...
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Re: Software decisions
I have checked into Paper Port Pro6 and found that it does a lot of what the customer needs. Microsoft Document Imaging is also useful. The next step is to get the customer to come in and see the new 2238 and some of the scanning we are doing in our office. If I can get them in I believe between Virtual Copier, Paper Port, and MS they will have a lot of inexpensive solutions. I also believe that if I can separate the manipulation and focus on whether the customer believes the product will...
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Re: Network Charges?
I was just reading the thread in "Announcments" about the roll out of XP SP2. I hadnt considered the security changes that would affect our current installations. All of the mavens are recommending a gradual upgrade to SP2, and I am sure that if the customer has an IT staff, they will be able to handle it. But when the rest call in with a problem, my first question will be, "have you just upgraded your XP installation with SP2?" Do you want it fixed or do you want me to come out @ $75.00/Hr.
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Re: Ricoh Aficio FX10/Savin 9110dp
Are you printing off the parallel port or trying to use as a network printer?
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Re: Connecting scanrouter admin on xp service pack 2
The following protocols, services, and port numbers are used between ScanRouter server and I/O device. TCP/IP Protocol FTP Port: 3670 (As control port) FTP Port: 1024-65535 random (As data port) HTTP Port: 80 (For XML data) SNMP Port: 161 (For I/O device settings) When browsing the I/O device from ScanRouter Delivery Server, HTTP and SNMP are used. For firewall purposes, ports 80, 161, and 3670 need to be open. Random port numbers normally go through firewalls without any issues.