Tagged With "PCL"

Art, There is a built in Generic PCL Print Driver in the MACs now. Vince

Nice, great info Vince!

Why would you want to do this?

The user loves the fact that they can send their 11x17 spreads to the doc server and then configure the print settings at the copier. Just trying to accommodate the end user

Since they have the Fiery, once the job is printed it can be archived on the Fiery, all print settings will stay with that job. Make sure they have command work station installed on their PC and log into the fiery controller, right click on the print job and archive it.

thanx, we'll give this a try!

You can still use the document server with the fiery using the fiery postscript driver or the fiery pcl driver. In the PS driver just click the job properties tab, check document server, and fill in a name or whatever you want.

I have had people want to do this too because it's easier to figure out. Also you can't change any job properties except the quantity when reprinting from the fiery.

Epson Introduces Next Generation WorkForce Pro WF-M5000 Monochrome Printer Series with Replaceable Ink Pack System New Epson Workgroup Inkjet Printers Help Productivity with Low Printing Costs LONG BEACH, Calif. – July 26, 2018 – Epson America, Inc., a leading provider of printing solutions, today announced the new WorkForce ® Pro WF-M5000 Printer Series. Powered by PrecisionCore ® , the WF-M5000 Series offers low-cost monochrome printing 1 and delivers Performance Beyond Laser™. With...

I just ran across this today and thought I would share with everyone. Picked it up from spiceworks You can work around it by installing Gutenprint which will allow the Mac to Print via PCL. The PS module is the best course, but I've had several clients go this route. http://gimp-print.sourceforge.net/MacOSX.php Found on Spiceworks: https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/396547-mac-printing-to-ricoh-i-m-so-close-i-can-almost-touch-it?utm_source=copy_paste&utm_campaign=growth

Malvern, PA, October 22, 2014 - Ricoh Americas Corporation today announced a new series of monochrome printers and multifunction products (MFPs) featuring All-In-One print cartridge technology and Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) – a security standard that helps users easily secure a wireless network. “With simplified Wi-Fi connectivity you can skip the cables, connections and complicated instructions, and begin printing to your new device in just a few steps,” said Matt Sakauchi, Vice President,...

Canon U.S.A. Inc. has announced the new imageRUNNER 1400 Series of MFPs, the company's most compact black-and-white imageRUNNER MFP lineup to date. The imageRUNNER 1400 Series includes the imageRUNNER 1435iF and 1435i MFP models. The series incorporates enhanced design features from previous models, such as a larger five-line user interface for increased visibility and a USB port located on the front of the device for added convenience for printing from and scanning to memory media. Ideal...

Question:  Even though there is a fiery controller on the unit, can the document server be utilized with the fiery? If not, can we still use the PCL print driver to print to the document server and skip the fiery controller?

Kyocera to launch new PPS - the new TASKalfa Pro 15000C production color inkjet system - top speed of 150ppm - 600x600dpi - 120 second warmup time - 5 second first page out time - 1 million pages per month duty cycle - Maximum paper capacity of 14,000 sheets o Vacuum paper feed system o Auto duplex up to 300gsm o Max media weight of 360gsm o Max sheet size of 13” x 19.2” - Document feeder scans both sides of original at same time o Top scan speed of 220ipm or 110opm - Finishing options...

Is this what RICOH will get for selling the Rebadged 8300 product to Kyocera? When will Ricoh have a B/W machine to take over the Kodak spot?

Ricoh has their own ink production unit, from what I know this device is only OEM's by Kyocera. I've heard nothing about a replacement for the Kodak spot at this time. I do know that Ricoh is investing heavily in the P4P arena, my guess is we'll see more devices soon

Interested in seeing what the Ricoh Inkjet is......

It’ll be interesting to see what Kyocera can do with it. I’m wondering if their dealer network, aside from a handful of mega dealers are equipped to sell it. Don’t the mega dealers already have a commitment to a production product? How many production products can a service department take on? After all it’s not like they have direct operations to give it away when the layers of dust on the boxes in the warehouse get so thick you can’t read the model numbers. Hey maybe Impression Solutions...

I don't see it either with the dealers and direct locations. Maybe it's a play to have another manufacturer pick the box up. Unless the price is unreal it would be hard to sway those that are already on board with Ricoh (dealers can't sell their ink production as far as I know), Canon, KonicaMinolta. Guess we'll have to wait and see

Are there many earlier adopters in light production print, especially from a company that is new to the space? Kyocera might as well try to sell dump trucks because they make automotive sensors. I’m thinking Mack dealers wouldn’t be to worried and neither are the current makers of big iron. Kyocera struggles to make a quality color toner based product for office use or even desktop color printers. If I sold against them, the augment would be, if toner based technology eludes them, why try...

Ricoh already has a production ink printer (see below) not sure about the others

I don’t believe Ricoh has any cut sheet ink jet coming out soon. The model you were showing is a roll fed correct? Which model is that one?

You're correct no cut sheet yet from Ricoh, the VC60000

I did not realize the Kyo was "cut sheet". Depending on price maybe this might be good for Ricoh, KM or Canon. Just can't see Kyo moving many of these

Sharp launches new A4 models The division of Hon Hai Precision of Taiwan (aka Foxconn) is now shipping the MX- B557F, MX-B557P and MX-B707P which are b/w A4 laser models o Apparently are relabeled units made by Lexmark/Ninestar o 55ppm, 55ppm and 70ppm top speeds respectively o The “F” model includes print, copy, can, fax, OCR and 10.1” color LCD touchscreen display  200 sheet document feeder that scans both sides of original at same time • Top scan speed of 150ipm or 75opm  3300 sheet...

Yes, they are.

Are these just rebranded Lexmark?