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Loading...What to do if Ricoh IM 2500 makes an invalid operation sound?
If you hear an invalid operation sound on your Ricoh Printer Accessories, it could be due to a few reasons. First, ensure you're entering the correct password. If the sound occurs when touching an icon, it indicates you lack permission for that function. To resolve this, log in with an account that has the necessary permissions or consult your user administrator.
Why does my Ricoh IM 2500 make an auto reset sound?
The auto reset sound on your Ricoh Printer Accessories indicates the device has reverted to its default state due to inactivity. This occurs after a specified period of time. If you were in the middle of a task, you'll need to restart the operation from the beginning.
What to do if Ricoh IM 2500 makes operation completed sound?
When your Ricoh Printer Accessories makes an operation completed sound, it means a task has finished. You should check the operation result to ensure it was successful.
General| Output Capacity | 500 sheets |
|---|---|
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Technology | Laser |
| Print Speed | 25 ppm (A4) |
| Memory | 2 GB |
| ARDF Capacity | 100 sheets |
| Print Resolution | 1, 200 x 1, 200 dpi |
| Power Source | 220 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Type | Multifunction Printer |
| Function | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
| Paper Tray Capacity | 500 sheets |
| HDD | 320 GB |
| Paper Size | A3, A4, A5, B4, B5 |
| Paper Weight | 52 to 300 g/m² |
| Interface | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Compatibility | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Finishing Options | Yes (optional finisher) |
Lists abbreviated names for externally attached and internal options used in the manual.
Instructions on how to turn the machine on and off using the main power switch.
Explains the machine's energy-saving modes (Fusing Unit Off and Sleep mode).
Details the names and functions of various machine components shown in diagrams.
Describes the touch panel, media slots, NFC tag, and LED indicators.
Explains how to navigate and use the Home screen, including icons and widgets.
Describes touch operations like flicking, dragging, long tap, and pinch-in/out.
Details how to access and use the machine's settings menu for various configurations.
Explains the Standard and Full View options for the Copy screen interface.
Details various authentication methods to log in to the machine.
Describes how to load originals into the ADF for scanning or copying.
Step-by-step guide on how to perform a basic copy operation.
Explains how to enlarge or reduce originals when copying.
Instructions on how to copy on both sides of the paper.
Guides on printing multiple pages on a single sheet.
Instructions for copying onto envelopes using the bypass tray or paper tray.
Step-by-step guide for sending faxes.
How to add and manage fax numbers and send conditions in the address book.
How to preview scanned documents before sending them as faxes.
How to check the results of fax transmissions on the screen or in reports.
Guide to installing printer drivers using the Device Software Manager utility.
Instructions for installing printer drivers over a network for Windows.
General steps for printing documents from a computer.
How to set up duplex printing for both Windows and macOS.
How to print documents that are stored directly on the machine.
Steps for printing files stored on external USB or SD card media.
Instructions for scanning documents and sending them via email.
Steps to scan documents and send them to a shared folder on a computer.
Detailed guide on creating and configuring shared folders on Windows.
How to add a shared folder destination to the machine's address book.
How to adjust scan quality, density, and resolution for optimal results.
How to select file types (PDF, TIFF, JPEG) and specify file names for scanned documents.
Instructions on how to store scanned documents in the machine's document server.
How to print documents that have been stored in the document server.
How to select specific pages or ranges to print from the document server.
Introduction to accessing and using the Web Image Monitor interface.
Overview of features and capabilities available through Web Image Monitor.
Detailed instructions on how to load paper into various paper trays.
Procedures for loading paper into the bypass tray.
How to manually set paper sizes for trays that are not auto-detected.
How to set paper types and thickness for optimal printing.
Lists types of paper that should not be used to avoid faults or fire hazards.
Procedure for replacing the toner cartridge.
Important safety and handling precautions when replacing toner.
Explains different alert sound patterns and their conditions/solutions.
How to interpret machine status via indicators, icons, and messages.
Troubleshooting steps for when the machine is unresponsive.
Lists messages related to the Copy function and their solutions.
Lists messages encountered during Fax function use and their solutions.
Troubleshooting network connection issues affecting machine operation.
Lists error messages and solutions related to machine login failures.
Addresses issues when the LDAP server is unavailable for authentication.
Explains messages related to certificate issues affecting security functions.
Identifies machine region models and corresponding features based on labels.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the main unit and various options.
Lists the technical specifications for the facsimile function.
Details the specifications for the printer function, including speed and resolution.
Lists technical specifications for the scanner function, including types and speeds.
Details specifications for the one-pass duplex scanning ADF.
Lists specifications for the Auto Reverse Document Feeder (ARDF).
Details specifications for the Finisher SR3260.
Details specifications for the Booklet Finisher SR3270.
Details specifications for the Internal Multi-Folding Unit.
Details specifications for the External Tray.
Details specifications for the Internal Shift Tray.
Details specifications for the Punch Unit (Finisher SR3280, Booklet Finisher SR3290).
Provides maximum values for characters and destinations in transmission functions.
Overview of external options that can be mounted to the machine.
Lists functions that require specific optional configurations to operate.
Details the functions and options available for the scanner.
Information on ENERGY STAR compliance and energy-saving functions.
Information regarding WEEE symbol, recycling, and consumables for EU users.
Information on open source and software used in the machine.
Lists registered trademarks and product names mentioned in the user guide.
