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  • davez@copysystemspa.com
    Technician
    • Feb 2018
    • 31

    #1

    Imc3000 connectivity Issue

    Have a customer that no longer needs to print from their Imc3000. They have moved the Ricoh away from any network drop and are using it for a copying and usb scanning only. I am getting this code and can't seem to disable it. I have tried disabling the nic card in the sp modes but then I lose the needed scanning functionality. Any suggestions to eliminate this error?
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  • slimslob
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    • May 2013
    • 37585

    #2
    Notice what it says at the top of that message box? "Cannot connect with DHCP Server" In the interface settings change from Automatically obtain IP address to manually assign and reboot.

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    • MIKON
      Trusted Tech

      100+ Posts
      • Jul 2015
      • 189

      #3
      Try going from dhcp to specify ip4 address

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      • blee
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        • Jan 2009
        • 57

        #4
        You want to turn off the Unconnected network instruction screen which is in your System Settings under the Network/Interface area.

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        • davez@copysystemspa.com
          Technician
          • Feb 2018
          • 31

          #5
          Slimslob & Mikon. I tried that to no avail. The same error pops up without the "Cannot connect with DHCP Server" as shown below. Blee, I have looked at three different machines and cannot find the Unconnected network instructions anywhere in Systems settings under the interface. Anybody have any other ideas?
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          • blee
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            • Jan 2009
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            #6
            Hmm. Thats weird. I just looked at a IM C2500 here in my shop and the setting is there. Make sure when you when you go into System settings you are choosing Network/Interface on the left and then scroll all the way down and the Unconnected network Instruction screen should be set to Do not display so the message wont pop up. Im not sure why the setting wouldnt be the same on an IM C3000, I see from your screen shot that they have administration turned on so you might need to be logged in to see it? Although on mine I can see it either way. Good Luck.

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            • slimslob
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              • May 2013
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              #7
              Originally posted by blee
              Hmm. Thats weird. I just looked at a IM C2500 here in my shop and the setting is there. Make sure when you when you go into System settings you are choosing Network/Interface on the left and then scroll all the way down and the Unconnected network Instruction screen should be set to Do not display so the message wont pop up. Im not sure why the setting wouldnt be the same on an IM C3000, I see from your screen shot that they have administration turned on so you might need to be logged in to see it? Although on mine I can see it either way. Good Luck.
              Or it could be that he is not logged in as the proper Administrator.

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              • sandmanmac
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                • Feb 2009
                • 3987

                #8
                Originally posted by blee
                Hmm. Thats weird. I just looked at a IM C2500 here in my shop and the setting is there. Make sure when you when you go into System settings you are choosing Network/Interface on the left and then scroll all the way down and the Unconnected network Instruction screen should be set to Do not display so the message wont pop up..
                This is what I see on my machines too, and I don't have any administrator authentications enabled

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                • Mako
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                  500+ Posts
                  • Jan 2025
                  • 986

                  #9
                  Originally posted by MIKON
                  Try going from dhcp to specify ip4 address
                  Originally posted by blee
                  You want to turn off the Unconnected network instruction screen which is in your System Settings under the Network/Interface area.
                  These are the correct answers.

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