Can I put my ricoh MP6001 upgrade to MP7001 technology, anyone want?

**anothertech** · 03-27-2015

Originally Posted by zuojin168

No, and my own research, using a program to solve, just I still have some problems unsolved

Your English is coming along quite nicely Sir!

**Bantams** · 03-27-2015

Jesus where do we attract these people from :/

**techsass** · 03-28-2015

What I want to do is convert my Mp9002's to a Mp7502 & stop jerking around with the dusting. I wonder if they would notice???

I seem to remember a post a while back about which jumper needs to be changed on a different model. Just never saw any need for it until now.

**Iowatech** · 03-28-2015

Originally Posted by Bantams

Jesus where do we attract these people from :/

That problem is caused by people living in places where things are very different and perhaps somewhat more desperate than they are around here.
I probably got to go on some humanitarian missions to Central America with the Reserves back in the '90s, which may give me a small view of how different things are in other places.

**slimslob** · 03-28-2015

Originally Posted by techsass

What I want to do is convert my Mp9002's to a Mp7502 & stop jerking around with the dusting. I wonder if they would notice???

I seem to remember a post a while back about which jumper needs to be changed on a different model. Just never saw any need for it until now.

First off they operate at different AC line voltages. The MP 7502 is an 110V NEMA-5-20 power connection. The MP 9002 is a 220V NEMA-6-20 power connection. Trying to slow the 9002 down could result in scorched copies.

**blackcat4866** · 03-28-2015

Originally Posted by slimslob

First off they operate at different AC line voltages. The MP 7502 is an 110V NEMA-5-20 power connection. The MP 9002 is a 220V NEMA-6-20 power connection. Trying to slow the 9002 down could result in scorched copies.

I'm guessing is that was comedy, not any realistic expectation of changing the engine speed or AC supply voltage. =^..^=

**KenB** · 03-28-2015

Originally Posted by Iowatech

That problem is caused by people living in places where things are very different and perhaps somewhat more desperate than they are around here.
I probably got to go on some humanitarian missions to Central America with the Reserves back in the '90s, which may give me a small view of how different things are in other places.

I totally agree with that.

I've never been beyond the U.S.or Canada, but I do know that in many parts of the world machines which we consider to be dinosaurs and totally extinct are considered to be new.

When you consider that along with the lack of support and economic conditions, it gets easier to appreciate the gap.

Then add in the language barriers. Heck, I work with a lot of techs remotely in some parts of the U.S. and communication can be a real challenge.

**anothertech** · 03-28-2015

Originally Posted by techsass

What I want to do is convert my Mp9002's to a Mp7502 & stop jerking around with the dusting. I wonder if they would notice???

I seem to remember a post a while back about which jumper needs to be changed on a different model. Just never saw any need for it until now.

The 7502's run dirty, they have got to be cleaned out between dev. changes, are the 9002's worse?

**techsass** · 03-28-2015

Thank you Blackcat. Lord knows I've done enough installs where the sales rep failed to tell the customer that they need a 220v outlet.

**KenB** · 03-28-2015

Originally Posted by techsass

Thank you Blackcat. Lord knows I've done enough installs where the sales rep failed to tell the customer that they need a 220v outlet.

Same here.

I can't even guess how many times we ended up paying the electrician's bill to install a new line.

I think it was normally removed from the salesrep's commission.