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  • mikadonovan
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    • May 2008
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    Hecon quick key/ ricoh 2051

    Hi, all. I have a customer that is getting rid of his old Toshiba and we are installing a Ricoh 2051. He has a HECON Quick key that he wants to swap to the Ricoh. As I have never dealt with this type of counting system, what do I need to do and/or purchase to install it on the B140?
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    • Jomama46
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      • Apr 2008
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      I think there is a 4 pin plug on the right side of the machine that you use for the Hecon, then go to UT>SS>Admin tools>key counter management.
      I dont remember if there is a jumper in the 4 pin plug or whether the UT will disable it. But you'll figure it out from there.
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        • mikadonovan
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          Hey, plug and play sounds good. I'll check that out when I'm over there tomorrow.
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            • mikadonovan
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              Just an update

              I ordered the standard Ricoh interface harness from the Hecon distributer ($65.00 for a $5.00 harness) plugged it in and set it up as Jomama suggested as key counter. Other than deleting user codes, that was it. In and out in 30. I love it when a plan comes together.
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                • Jomama46
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                  Originally posted by mikadonovan
                  I ordered the standard Ricoh interface harness from the Hecon distributer ($65.00 for a $5.00 harness) plugged it in and set it up as Jomama suggested as key counter. Other than deleting user codes, that was it. In and out in 30. I love it when a plan comes together.
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