Get your firmwear hear!
Have a standard SD Card handy to write the firmware to. The firmware is written to this file structure for an MP C5000:
\\romdata\d029
If you have never witnessed this procedure done, both preparing the firmware card, and executing the installation of new firmware, I would follow the advice above on having a qualified tech perform this procedure. Botch this up and I can assure you it will be your final visit to the customer.
The link works - you need a Ricoh account to log in and get to the goods. This is qualified technician work. It appears you may not qualify quite yet.
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Sorry, but you're not going to get firmware on an SD card just magically appearing. Register on TSRC or my-ricoh, EVEN IF YOU HAVE TO PAY. Everyone else that isn't Ricoh direct has to, what makes you think you're the exception?
On a less serious note, why are you after the firmware? Is it to fix a specific fault?
It's 106 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses.
Hit it.
Option B: paul@justmanuals.com , he may provide it to you............................for a FEE$$$$$$$$$
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Kinda ironic..."fee" and "free" are soooooo close to each other, yet soooooo very different.
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You still have not answered the question as to why you think you need firmware. We are here to provide advice to other techs who have come up against a problem they haven't seen before. We do not provide manuals or firmware. You have been asked to tell us why you think you need firmware in order that we can determine if you might only need advice on how to correct the problem with firmware.
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