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When a Staple Is Jammed
When removing a jammed staple, see the description inside the cover on the finisher.
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When operating the machine, do not put your hand inside the booklet finisher tray of the
finisher's staple unit. You may trap your fingers in the machine's gap and injury can result.
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If jamming of staples occurs frequently, check that the paper is not curled.
When a Staple Is Jammed
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Table of Contents
How to Read the Manuals
3
Symbols Used in the Manuals
3
Notes
3
Table of Contents
4
Getting Started
13
Abbreviated Names of Options
13
System Configuration
15
Turning on and off the Power
16
Turning on the Main Power
16
Turning off the Main Power
17
Energy Saving Mode
17
Anti-Humidity Heater Switch
19
Guide to Names and Functions of Components
21
Front and Left View
21
Front and Right View
23
Rear and Right View
24
Guide to Functions of the Attention Light
25
Machine Options
27
Guide to Functions of the Machine's External Options
27
Guide to Functions of the Machine's Internal Options/Option Controller
31
Special Notes When Using External Options
32
Precautions for Using the Finisher
32
Removing Prints from Finisher /Booklet Finisher During Printing or When in Standby State
32
When Using the Z-Fold Function
34
When Ejecting Thin Paper to Finisher/Booklet Finisher
35
When Ejecting Carbonless Paper Weighing 63 G/M 2 or Less to Finisher/Booklet Finisher
36
When Ejecting Banner Sheets to Finisher/Booklet Finisher
37
When Ejecting a Large Number of Booklets to the Booklet Tray of Booklet Finisher
37
When Printing on Extra-Long Coated Banner Sheets (700.1 MM, 27.6 Inches or Longer) of Paper Weight 163 G/M 2 (60 Lb. Cover) or Less Using the Extension Output Banner Sheet Tray
38
When Using the High Capacity Stacker
39
When Ejecting Thick Paper or Envelopes to the Upper Tray of the High Capacity Stacker
43
Precautions Taking Booklets from the Trimmer
43
Names and Functions of the Control Panel
45
Touch Panel/Interface
45
Operation Workflow of Account Management
47
Create a Role for the User
48
Functions Assigned to the Operation Set
48
Registering/Modifying/Deleting a Role for a User
51
Registering/Modifying/Deleting a User Account
53
Logging in
55
Logging in by Entering the User Name and Password
55
Changing the Login Password
56
Screen Configuration of the Navigation Bar
58
Screen Configuration of the [Home] Hub
60
Intuitive Screen Operation Using Fingertips
61
Screen Configuration of the [Media] Hub
62
Screen Configuration of [Schedule] Hub
63
Screen Configuration of the [Task] Hub
64
Understanding the [DFE Console] Hub
67
Using the Fiery Settings Hub
68
Screen Configuration of [Printer Adjustment] Hub
69
Screen Configuration of the [Settings] Hub
70
Paper Specifications and Adding Paper
71
Loading Paper into the Paper Tray
71
Fanning the Paper
72
Loading Paper into Tray 1
74
Loading Paper into the A3/11 × 17 Tray Unit
76
Loading Paper into Tray 2
77
Loading Tab Stock into Tray 2
78
Loading Paper into the Multi Bypass Tray (Tray A)
78
Loading Tab Stock into the Multi Bypass Tray (Tray A)
80
Loading Paper on the Multi Bypass Banner Sheet Tray
81
Loading Paper into the Wide Large Capacity Tray
82
Attaching the Tab Fence in the Wide Large Capacity Tray
87
Attaching the Small Tab End Fence to the Wide Large Capacity Tray
88
Loading the Paper on LCT Banner Sheet Tray
89
Loading the Paper on the Extension LCT Banner Sheet Tray
93
Loading Paper into the Interposer
97
Loading Cover Sheets into the Interposer of the Perfect Binder
98
Specifying the Paper Size that Is Not Automatically Detected
100
Specifying a Custom Size Paper
101
Recommended Paper Sizes and Types
103
Tray 1
103
Tray 1 (A3/11 × 17 Tray Unit)
104
Tray 2
105
Wide LCT (Trays 3-8)
107
Multi Bypass Tray (Tray A)
115
Interposer
118
Interposer of the Perfect Binder
122
Notes on Special Paper
124
Paper Weight for each Paper Thickness
125
Unusable Paper
126
Paper Storage
128
Saving Printouts
129
Envelope Orientation and Recommended Status
130
Paper Settings
133
Registering a Custom Paper
133
Overview of Paper Settings
133
How to Use the [Media] Hub
136
Registering a Custom Paper
137
Registering a Custom Paper with the Media Identification Unit
141
Creating a Group to Manage Paper
146
Modifying a Custom Paper
148
Adding a Paper Size to Custom Paper
149
Searching for a Paper by Specifying the Conditions
150
Exporting the Settings of a Custom Paper to a File in CSV Format
151
Exporting/Importing the Settings of Custom Paper
152
Deleting a Custom Paper
154
Changing Tray Paper Settings
156
Specifying a Custom Paper on the Tray in the [Media] Hub
156
Specifying a Custom Paper on the Tray in the [Home] Hub
156
Specifying the General Settings on a Tray in the [Home] Hub
157
Adjustment Setting Items for a Custom Paper
159
Detailed Settings Screen for a Custom Paper
159
Procedure for Specifying the Detailed Settings of a Custom Paper
159
Specifying the Detailed Settings of a Custom Paper
160
11: Machine: Image Position
161
1102: Auto Adjust Image Position
161
1103: Image Position Feedback Correction
161
1104: Image Position Gap
162
12: Machine: Image Quality
163
1201: Max Image Density
163
1211: Image Transfer Output: Default
163
1212: Image Transfer Output
164
1213: Paper Transfer Output: Default
165
1214: Paper Transfer Output
167
1215: Paper Transfer Output Correction: Paper Edge: Default
169
1216: Paper Transfer Output Correction: Paper Edge
170
1218: Paper Transfer Output
172
1222: Paper Transfer Nip Operation Mode
172
1223: Paper Transfer Nip
173
1224: Paper Transfer Pressure Mode
173
1225: Paper Transfer Pressure
174
1227: Paper Transfer Roller Reverse Rotation
174
1231: Print Speed
174
1232: Fusing Temperature
176
1233: Fusing Pressure Temperature
180
1234: Print Mode When Switching Paper Type
181
1235: Fusing Temperature Range
181
1236: Fusing Pressure Roller Cooling
183
1237: Print Speed (Sheet Interval Adj)
184
1238: Fusing Cleaning
185
1239: Margin
185
1240: Fusing Nip Width: Paper Type
186
1241: Fusing Nip Width Adjustment
186
1242: Initial Fusing Temperature for Envelope
186
1243: Fusing Belt Smoothing
187
1244 Fusing Pressure Roller on before Fusing
187
1245: Gloss Control
187
13: Machine: Paper Feed/Output
189
1301: 2-Tray LCIT: Paper Feed Mode
189
1302: 2-Tray LCIT: Fan/Shutter
189
1303: 2-Tray LCIT: Other Settings
192
1312: Main/Bypass
193
1321: Correct Paper Curl
194
1331: Jam Detection
194
1341: Motor Speed
196
1351: Interposer
196
1361: Finisher: Output
197
Adjustment Settings for Operators
199
How to Use the "Operator Adjust." Screen
199
Configuration Procedure of Operator Adjust
200
Features of the Displayed Items for Operator Adjust
200
01: Machine: Image Position
202
0101: Perpendicularity Adjustment
202
02: Machine: Image Quality
203
0201: Execute Image Quality Adjustment
203
0202: Maximum Image Density
203
0203: Line Width
204
0204: Density Difference: Across Feed
204
0205: Density Difference Printing: Setting
205
03: Machine: Paper Feed/ Output
206
0301: Detect JAM048
206
0303: Buffer Pass Unit Fan Activation Setting
206
0305: Remaining Paper Output Tray When Misfeed Occurs
206
0307: Auto Continue Paper Feeding
207
05: Machine: Maintenance
208
0501: Execute Process Adjustment
208
0502: Screw-On Cap to Replace
208
0503: Execute Charger Unit Cleaning
208
0506: Execute Developer Refreshing
208
0508: Manually Smooth Fusing Belt
209
0509: Fusing Belt Manual Smoothing Adjustment
209
0510: Fusing Belt Auto Smoothing Setting
209
0511: Fusing Belt Smoothing Adjustment
210
0512: Fuser Unit Speed Adjustment
210
0513: Wind Fuser Cleaning Unit at Replacement
211
0514: Temperature/Humidity Inside
211
0515: Display System Message for When Outside Optimal Range
211
0518: Counter Setting for Operating Multiple Fuser Units
212
0594: ITB: Reset Belt Position at Replacement
212
0595: ITB: Feedback Sensor Light Intensity Adjustment
212
0596: ITB: Feedback Sensor Initial Phase Acquisition
212
0597: ITB: Feedback Control Status
213
0598: ITB: Speed Adjustment During Encoder Control
213
0599: Reset Parts Counter
213
06: Finishing: Finisher
222
0601: Staple Position for Booklet
222
0602: Folding Position for Booklet
223
0603: Staple Position: Across Feed 1
225
0604: Staple Position: Across Feed 2
226
0605: Staple Position: with Feed
227
0606: Punch Position: Across Feed
228
0607: Punch Position: with Feed
229
0609: Set Number of Folds for Booklet
230
0637: Staple Tray: Rib Installed Mode to Strengthen Paper
230
0638: Accuracy Priority for Stapling
231
0639: Accuracy Priority for Booklet
231
07: Finishing: Fold
232
0701: Z-Fold Position 1
232
0702: Z-Fold Position 2
232
0703: Half Fold Position
233
0704: Letter Fold-Out Position 1: 1 Sheet Fold
234
0705: Letter Fold-Out Position 1: Multi-Sheet Fold
235
0706: Letter Fold-Out Position 2: 1 Sheet Fold
236
0707: Letter Fold-Out Position 2: Multi-Sheet Fold
237
0708: Letter Fold-In Position 1: 1 Sheet Fold
237
0709: Letter Fold-In Position 1: Multi-Sheet Fold
238
0710: Letter Fold-In Position 2: 1 Sheet Fold
238
0711: Letter Fold-In Position 2: Multi-Sheet Fold
239
08: Finishing: Perfect Binder
241
0801: Cover Sheet Position for Perfect Binding: Across Feed
241
0802: Cover Sheet Position for Perfect Binding: with Feed
241
0803: Perfect Binding Finishing Angle
241
0804: Applying Binding Glue
242
09: Finishing: Stacker
244
0901: Paper Alignment in Stacker Tray: Across Feed 1
244
0902: Paper Alignment in Stacker Tray: Across Feed 2
244
0903: Paper Alignment in Stacker Tray: with Feed
245
0904: Paper Alignment in 2Nd Stacker Tray: Across Feed 1
246
0905: Paper Alignment in 2Nd Stacker Tray: Across Feed 2
247
0906: Paper Alignment in 2Nd Stacker Tray: with Feed
248
0907: Maximum Stack Quantity in Stacker Tray
248
21: Finishing: Interposer
250
2101: Detect JAM573
250
2101: Detect JAM574
250
2102: Interposer Fan Setting
250
Troubleshooting
251
Alert Sounds
251
Checking the Messages Displayed on the Control Panel
252
When an Alarm Icon Is Displayed
252
When the Machine Cannot be Operated
254
When a Message Appears and the Machine Cannot be Operated
255
When Machine Login Fails
257
When Paper Is Jammed
258
When the Animation Does Not Appear
260
Ejecting the Paper Jammed in the Post Processor Unit Automatically
271
When a Staple Is Jammed
273
Booklet Finisher
274
Booklet Finisher (Saddle Stitch)
275
When the Hole Punch Receptacle Is Full
276
Removing Staple Waste
277
Removing Waste Paper
278
When a Deviation in Color Registration Appears
279
Specifications for the Machine
281
Model-Specific Information
281
Specifications for the Main Unit
282
List of Specifications for External Options
285
Specifications for Finisher
285
Specifications for Booklet Finisher
293
Specifications for Punch Unit (Finisher, Booklet Finisher)
304
Specifications for Interposer
305
Specifications for Multi-Folding Unit
306
Specifications for Wide LCT
307
Specifications for Multi Bypass Tray (Tray A)
308
Specifications for Wide LCT Connection Unit
309
Specifications for Buffer Pass Unit
309
Specifications for Trimmer
310
Specifications for High Capacity Stacker
312
Specifications for Perfect Binder
313
Printable Area and Margin
316
Legal and Contact Information
319
Environmental Regulations
319
ENERGY STAR Program (Mainly North America)
319
Energy Saving Functions
319
User Information on Electrical and Electronic Equipment (Mainly Europe)
321
User Information on Electrical and Electronic Equipment (Mainly Asia)
322
Environmental Advice for Users (Mainly Europe)
323
Trademarks
325
Other manuals for Ricoh Pro C7500
Original Instructions
332 pages
User Guide
48 pages
Notes For Users
3 pages
Safety Information
84 pages
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Brand
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Model
Pro C7500
Category
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Language
English
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