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I have a SP 5210 that needs a hard drive replaced. I haven't been able to find the key sequence to get into SP mode. Reset>806182>C doesn't work nor does the old "107" code.
Any ideas?
I have a SP 5210 that needs a hard drive replaced. I haven't been able to find the key sequence to get into SP mode. Reset>806182>C doesn't work nor does the old "107" code.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
It might be your sausage fingers interfering but it IS "reset>107>Clear/Stop"
Keep trying or check that Service mode lock is set to OFF in Administrator Tools.
Try Factory mode....if you STILL can't get in either Service mode lock is on OR you have a problem with the machine itself.
SP model means it does have a scanner and adf correct? If so it's the old school panel and the sequence is Clear Modes 107 Clear/Stop like the older generation. Newer machines the Clear Modes key was replaced with Reset I believe and there is still a Clear Stop button on those. If it is a printer only (5210DN) then it's a whole new ball game.
Originally posted by cscce
I have a SP 5210 that needs a hard drive replaced. I haven't been able to find the key sequence to get into SP mode. Reset>806182>C doesn't work nor does the old "107" code.
Any ideas?
SP model means it does have a scanner and adf correct? If so it's the old school panel and the sequence is Clear Modes 107 Clear/Stop like the older generation. Newer machines the Clear Modes key was replaced with Reset I believe and there is still a Clear Stop button on those. If it is a printer only (5210DN) then it's a whole new ball game.
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No, many machines that are printer only also have and SP mode. The 6430dn definitely does. Though they usually have a different method of getting into it.
SP model means it does have a scanner and adf correct? If so it's the old school panel and the sequence is Clear Modes 107 Clear/Stop like the older generation. Newer machines the Clear Modes key was replaced with Reset I believe and there is still a Clear Stop button on those.
You are correct if the SP is at the end of the model # such as SP 5210SP. The SP 5210DN still has SP at the start but is a Printer only model. The SP at the end in the title is actually is not part of the model number, it stands for Service Program (SP mode).
If it is a printer only (5210DN) then it's a whole new ball game.
Thank you very much to all who responded. The 107 key sequence worked, but only after I replaced the HDD. With a dead drive or no drive at all I could not get to SP mode.
Now I have another question. Can the drive from one of the customer's other SP 5210's be cloned onto the new drive or will the CAC reader software have to be installed from an SD memory card?
When the HDD failed, you lost all certificate for the CAV You will have to contact the CAC/PIV support team with Ricoh and let them know you have customer with a CAC installed machine with a failed HDD.
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