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  1. 03-22-2010 #1
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    ir 4570 copycards

    after taking out the copycards system how can i disable it thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnner66 View Post
    after taking out the copycards system how can i disable it thanks
    Can you expain, what are copycards?
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnner66 View Post
    after taking out the copycards system how can i disable it thanks
    Most copycard systems hookup to the copier wire harness thru a plug. The connector has a jumper plug on it that is normally left in place near this connector. When the system is disconnected, the jumper plug is reattached to the harness, and the copier is normally good to go again. At least that is how it was done in the olden golden days of yore,,, your mileage may vary of course...

    That is why it is important to leave the installation instructions for that device with the copier...
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    Another possibility - if you used a control card just turn it off (service mode level 2, Copier>option>acc>cc-spsw). I remember using the shorting plug for the card reader on the iR5000 and NP6050, but (myself) have not used it on a 4570.
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    Ahh, Card reader. That's the term I'm familiar with.
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnner66 View Post
    after taking out the copycards system how can i disable it thanks

    go into service mode Level 2 COPIER > OPTION > ACC and set CC-SPSW to "0".
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