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  • Batman1976
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    • Jun 2016
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    Ecopy Embedded lag + Seizing on Ricoh IMC device

    Hi all,

    We have recently installed ShareScan (Ecopy) Embedded software on a Ricoh IMC3000 device, however it keeps lagging and seizing up on the screen.

    Device Firmware has been updated to latest version
    Java Card Updated to latest version
    ShareScan has been reloaded and currently Running version 6.0.112
    heap and stack values have been upped

    Any body seen or had simular issues?

    Thank
  • guitar9199
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    • Sep 2016
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    #2

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    • Kimi
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      • Feb 2018
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      #3
      Re: Ecopy Embedded lag + Seizing on Ricoh IMC device

      Where on the device did you install Sharescan?

      I recently found that when i was installing VDMS (Pcounter embedded) on an IMC that it would only work if installed on the SD card not on the HDD.

      I haven't tried Sharescan on an IMC but i can do if needed.

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      • Batman1976
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        • Jun 2016
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        #4
        Re: Ecopy Embedded lag + Seizing on Ricoh IMC device

        Originally posted by Kimi
        Where on the device did you install Sharescan?

        I recently found that when i was installing VDMS (Pcounter embedded) on an IMC that it would only work if installed on the SD card not on the HDD.

        I haven't tried Sharescan on an IMC but i can do if needed.
        ShareScan has been installed on the Java SD card.

        If you have a chance to install ShareScan let me know how you get on with it.

        Thanks

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        • Kimi
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          • Feb 2018
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          #5
          Re: Ecopy Embedded lag + Seizing on Ricoh IMC device

          Originally posted by Batman1976
          ShareScan has been installed on the Java SD card.

          If you have a chance to install ShareScan let me know how you get on with it.

          Thanks
          I will do this tomorrow morning as i need to test extracting data to an xml file for a proposal.. sounds fun!

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          • keithxxiii
            Just a tech

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            • Nov 2014
            • 468

            #6
            Re: Ecopy Embedded lag + Seizing on Ricoh IMC device

            Check if scanner is selected inside enhanced external charge unit management.
            I had a scanning software installed in an IMC that prevents me from doing a connection test to a folder.

            Also, make sure you have the latest embedded installers from sharescan
            Aye! Cut the crap

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            • KenB
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              • Dec 2007
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              Re: Ecopy Embedded lag + Seizing on Ricoh IMC device

              Perhaps a silly question, but did you install the 4gb memory module when you installed the Java card?

              Seems silly that we now have gone back to Java cards for “legacy” applications.

              I don’t know if Java will even work without the extra memory, as I have not yet had the opportunity to see it.

              I do know that the memory is automatically added when the Java card gets ordered, at least according to the Configurator page.
              “I think you should treat good friends like a fine wine. That’s why I keep mine locked up in the basement.” - Tim Hawkins

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              • ridgemill
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                • Sep 2017
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                Re: Ecopy Embedded lag + Seizing on Ricoh IMC device

                Have you increased the Heap and Stack Size Settings in Extended Feature Settings?

                When installing an embedded application it is recommended to increase both to around 75% of the maximum.

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                • slimslob
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                  • May 2013
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                  Re: Ecopy Embedded lag + Seizing on Ricoh IMC device

                  Originally posted by ridgemill
                  Have you increased the Heap and Stack Size Settings in Extended Feature Settings?

                  When installing an embedded application it is recommended to increase both to around 75% of the maximum.
                  Obviously you failed to fully read and understand Batman's original post. He stated "heap and stack values have been upped." Your correct question should have been how much he increased them by.

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