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Ricoh Google Cloud Printing
Does anyone have the steps it takes to set this up to be able to printt?
It does not look like it free and must need ICE to work ?
**Had to create a new post since the first could only be printed and not replied to.
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Re: Ricoh Google Cloud Printing
Attachment 36312this should help.
You have to install the Ricoh App for Google Cloud print on the Ricoh MFP, cost is $69.00 per unit
Last edited by anothertech; 04-11-2017 at 12:24 AM.
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Re: Ricoh Google Cloud Printing
Has anyone gotten this to work? I been testing with a MP305 and a Chromebook. I also brought a HP google print ready $30.00 ink jet printer with the Chromebook and the HP set up without a issue. I loaded the NFR and was able to get the Chromebook to print but there is a step in the set-up process where you need to "confirm" at the printer that you are connecting to the "google print" site. After I was able to get one job to print the MP305 would show up as off line. I deleted all my listed drivers on the cloud print site and reinstalled. Again the same issue. It seems that the MP305 firmware automaticity goes out to the cloud print site and trys to confirm the settings. At no time during the set-up does the machine ask to "confirm" the set-up.
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Re: Ricoh Google Cloud Printing
I got it to work on C4504 but that has Java and that what it runs off of. I don't believe the MP305 has Java I think that's an option
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Re: Ricoh Google Cloud Printing
You can print using two method. 1 classic printer which needs a dedicated windows PC then you configure on Google cloud. 2. You need Java and GCP client solution which needs activation code, you need to purchase this solution from Ricoh.
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