Originally posted by nilsonmorales
Ricoh Password Reset Help
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While we are on the subject it would appear as instructed in the service manual that replacement of the nvram for whatever reason goes as follows.
Print out the settings, I cannot remember which code it was but I got a rather imposing stack of double sided A4. This is obviously for a backup if all else fails. Upload the nvram to a sd card. Replace the nvram with a new one and download the settings back to the machine.
I got a rather unpleasant surprise when I found the machine still had the customers passwords. Yes and as later advised by Ricoh tech support, backing up to sd card backs up passwords.Comment
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I've had a look for 7810 and couldn't find it either on a MPC2500.
While we are on the subject it would appear as instructed in the service manual that replacement of the nvram for whatever reason goes as follows.
Print out the settings, I cannot remember which code it was but I got a rather imposing stack of double sided A4. This is obviously for a backup if all else fails. Upload the nvram to a sd card. Replace the nvram with a new one and download the settings back to the machine.
I got a rather unpleasant surprise when I found the machine still had the customers passwords. Yes and as later advised by Ricoh tech support, backing up to sd card backs up passwords.
Ricoh's are essentially a Unix system. If you look on that sp-print will probably list which version of NetBSD the copier runs.
Everything on Unix is a file. I wonder if Vim or Gedit can read the file on the SD-Card.Comment
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I've had a look for 7810 and couldn't find it either on a MPC2500.
While we are on the subject it would appear as instructed in the service manual that replacement of the nvram for whatever reason goes as follows.
Print out the settings, I cannot remember which code it was but I got a rather imposing stack of double sided A4. This is obviously for a backup if all else fails. Upload the nvram to a sd card. Replace the nvram with a new one and download the settings back to the machine.
I got a rather unpleasant surprise when I found the machine still had the customers passwords. Yes and as later advised by Ricoh tech support, backing up to sd card backs up passwords.
He said that I had to print the SMC reports and then input the settings manually.Comment
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When I had the first machine with unknown admin and supervisor passwords, I've called Ricoh and they told me to replace the nvram and make sure that I did not upload the info and then downloaded because that would put me right back were I was.
He said that I had to print the SMC reports and then input the settings manually.
SP5990 / 01 (all) gave me everything, about 30 double sided pages.
Another tech suggested just SP5990 / 06 (non default) 2 pagesComment
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systempros
Re: Ricoh Password Reset Help
Purchased this Savin 4022 from an auction as-is/where-is.. I know how to get into service mode but I need to reset device so I can get into the web admin.
Tried re-initializing printer to no avail.. Would rather not delete program unless that is where I need to be in order to reset device back to defaults.
Any help would be greatly appreciated..Comment
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Re: Ricoh Password Reset Help
$12.77 and instant download.Comment
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