Tagged With "240W"

Yes it does Art

that's awesome, are there any mods that need to be done?

Chops, do you have anything in writing that shows that the 240W roll feeder will work with the W3601? The dealership I work for is wants me to provide proof! Art

I also received this in an email about the roll feeder: We did an install of a 3601 a few years ago at one of his customers, and plopped it right on top of the old 240 roll feeder that they had...with no trouble at all. Hope this is all you'll need to convince "the man" !

and this: As far as "proof" that it will work...... I have been a Ricoh WF dealer for 15 years. I have installed the 2400, 3600 and the 3601 on top of 240 roll feeders. They all work. The connectors are exactly the same. The printer does not "know" what roll feed is underneath it.

Thanx to everyone that helped with this. It's really going to help out a client that needs to get a pre-owned MP3601SP and will get to keep his dual roll feeder with the paper tray.

or the W3600?

when i was there, the roll feeds were interchangeable.

thanx

Why are they upgrading the PC???? Simply because Microsoft isn't supporting???? If so, my advice would be not to change a thing. The PC should be dedicated to the plotter and as such should not be doing anything out on the interwebs that would invite a virus in. Big can of worms to open on a machine that is that old especially with the lack of support from the defunct manufacturer of the Ratio controller. Opportunity to upgrade to a modern machine with internal controller.

Here's a good one, can the roll feeder from the 240W be used on the W3601??

We have an existing customer that has windows XP and plotbase with an older 240W, they need to upgrade at least the software.  They have two PC's available.   One with windows 7 OS 64 bit (the 240W interface card will fit in this PC) and One...

Does anyone know if the 240W roll feeder will work with the W3601SP?