SMTP settings in a printer

[slimslob]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

That's interesting, I remember Olivetti's, I did not know they formed with Lanier to form Ricoh, I used to work on Ricoh's years back and I knew that a badged Lanier would cross with Ricoh. I did not know about the Sharp fuser with no heat to fuse the toner. Sorry to hijack your post Skynet.

I meant just Lanier which is now a wholy owned subsidy of Ricoh.

[AndresM]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

Hi

One of our customers has settings configured before delivery, things like default colour / b/w copy setting, ntp server address etc

I had to do a few Kyocera pa5000 and didn't think there would be SMTP settings in a printer, I was wrong I could set the SMTP server address in the RUI ( command centre )

I thought SMTP was only for sending scans to email, so why would there be settings for this in a b/w printer

Authorized dealers use. KFS to monitoring and controlling copier and printer fleets. All is required is to enroll each machine at setup.

or you can create and Gmail account for your business devices and setup the alerts that you want to receive.


Good luck.


Andy

[Tricky]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

Authorized dealers use. KFS to monitoring and controlling copier and printer fleets. All is required is to enroll each machine at setup.

We use KFS, it's setup on site.

[UNICORNico]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

Ricoh re-brands a number of entry level Kyo products.

In the early days of plain paper copiers, Olivetti sold relabeled Minolta models. Olivetti and Lanier (before they became a Ricoh owned brand) sold Sharp. Olivetti merely changed label. Lanier redesigned the control panel. At one time Sharp had a model that didn't use heat to fuse the toner to the paper. It used cold pressure between 2 steel roller that clicked back together when the paper left. Worked except most customers did not like the noise.

Did you know that in the coated paper days SCM made a high speed model that used a xenon strobe system to expose the original. Built on the same frame as the Coronastat 55, the copy paper was fed down the vacuum back and when the lead edge hit the registration switch, the strobes fired. The paper never stopped. It used a strobe pack that had an output sufficient kill a person.

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Currently Ricoh must have some agreement with BROTHER, since some monochrome models that we are recently installing of A4, such as the SP 230 model is clearly a renamed BROTHER device.
It is curious how manufacturers can reach these curious "alliances" to stock up on products in ranges that possibly by R+D, or by manufacturing cost do not compensate them to do it themselves.

[techsxge]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

your NOT trained on Kyocera or its web interface


please don't answer technical questions on equipment your not trained on

back to training Rookie its really embarrassing for the professionals

I am a rookie and you sound like a person whom nobody wants to learn from or spend more time than neccessary with.
Not because you dont have knowledge, but because you seem to be quite toxic...

Appearantly some Users here have not unterstood what the problem and/or is. Instead of just blaming them on not being trained on 200 manufacturers, you could take 5 Minutes out of our time of the day and write down a explaination on what the issue is and how to crack it down. Will help a lot more people here.
That is, if you realy kno....

[techsxge]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

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Currently Ricoh must have some agreement with BROTHER, since some monochrome models that we are recently installing of A4, such as the SP 230 model is clearly a renamed BROTHER device.
It is curious how manufacturers can reach these curious "alliances" to stock up on products in ranges that possibly by R+D, or by manufacturing cost do not compensate them to do it themselves.

Olivetti uses a lot of kyocera for their small A4 printers and copiers.
It was funny when corona hit and kyocera wasnt able to produce more machines but olivetti had so many in stock, kyocera was buying back from olivetti what they sold them to brand it back again

[techsxge]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

Rookie Field Supervisor Really the question was answer on the first page

and for someone who posted is a Kyocera Dealer with FREE training and access to ALL Kyocera resources and the feature has been in every Kyocera device for over a decade it's quite embarrassing for us professionals

if you don't know or not trained don't answer the technical question
it's really that simple
enjoy your day....

Field Supervisor was set by the website, not me:

This is the title that appears beneath your name on your posts. Check the 'Reset' box if you wish to use the default title for your usergroup and post count

I am in training still, in germany this is 3.5 years. Gift can confirm this, in my training - checkup which is in the 2nd year when our basic understandings from the school stuff is being tested, he was there as a "supervisor".

And i dont think it realy matters. If you dont have a need to touch a certain function of a machine, you dont have a reason to touch it. Maybe if you are a collection of old skin you can spend some time on that, but most of us got enough around their heads here i believe.
Plus he said that this is not what he usually does. He usually sits in the workshop and repairs stuff, not setting up new machines.
yes i agree the function is quite basic and the answer is easy to find in the manuals. But there is still no need for your "oh its all so emberassing for us "professionals" really.


No idea why you felt the need to send me the same text again via private message LOL

[bsm2]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

Field Supervisor was set by the website, not me:

This is the title that appears beneath your name on your posts. Check the 'Reset' box if you wish to use the default title for your usergroup and post count

I am in training still, in germany this is 3.5 years. Gift can confirm this, in my training - checkup which is in the 2nd year when our basic understandings from the school stuff is being tested, he was there as a "supervisor".

And i dont think it realy matters. If you dont have a need to touch a certain function of a machine, you dont have a reason to touch it. Maybe if you are a collection of old skin you can spend some time on that, but most of us got enough around their heads here i believe.
Plus he said that this is not what he usually does. He usually sits in the workshop and repairs stuff, not setting up new machines.
yes i agree the function is quite basic and the answer is easy to find in the manuals. But there is still no need for your "oh its all so emberassing for us "professionals" really.


No idea why you felt the need to send me the same text again via pricate message LOL

Thanks for wasting more technical time on a thread that was answered on the first page on equipment your not trained on.

Good luck with your training

[techsxge]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

Thanks for wasting more technical time on a thread that was answered on the first page on equipment your not trained on.

Good luck with your training

at this point i am happy to waste as much of your time as possible if this is how you always act

[bsm2]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

at this point i am happy to waste as much of your time as possible if this is how you always act

Awesome got to love Rookie Supervisors is that even a thing?

Hopefully I am not cutting into your training time apparently you need it

[BillyCarpenter]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

at this point i am happy to waste as much of your time as possible if this is how you always act

You're not wasting anyone's time. Also, tech's should feel free to post whatever they want without fear of being ridiculed. It's ridiculous. Just ignore him.

[bsm2]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

You're not wasting anyone's time. Also, tech's should feel free to post whatever they want without fear of being ridiculed. It's ridiculous. Just ignore him.

Oh boy the other untrained rookie Kyocera tech

Great advice apparently you can't help yourself

Apparently you have a lot of free time to waste

Once again thanks for wasting everyone's technical time with a post that was answered on the first page and adding nothing

[techsxge]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

Oh boy the other untrained rookie Kyocera tech

Apparently you have a lot of free time to waste

So i guess you have all that training you complain all the other people are lacking of.
Then go ahead and ue your training. Or is it just another excuse to sit on our butt and complain about the bad bad people while basically adding nothing to the world?
If thats all i get from being trained by kyocera, im good. I am here to learn what i dont know and explain/help with what i do know.

[bsm2]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

So i guess you have all that training you complain all the other people are lacking of.
Then go ahead and ue your training. Or is it just another excuse to sit on our butt and complain about the bad bad people while basically adding nothing to the world?
If thats all i get from being trained by kyocera, im good. I am here to learn what i dont know and explain/help with what i do know.

Awesome read the first page Rookie and learn

Glad I could help you out.

[Tricky]

Re: SMTP settings in a printer

I am a rookie and you sound like a person whom nobody wants to learn from or spend more time than neccessary with.
Not because you dont have knowledge, but because you seem to be quite toxic...

I blame the political threads in the rants forum, however no-one else apart from bsm2 brings their animosity towards other members to other topics.