Ricoh MPC2500

[GeorgeBest]

This customer complains that scanned documents are not printed 1:1. When printing the document is slightly reduced.
I've tried this with several machines and always get a slight reduction when scanned documents are printed immediately.Is there a setting or adjustment possible to solve this.

Thanks in advance

[KenB]

No, it will always be slightly reduced.

Reason being that you won't get lines from the edges of the originals.

This has come up numerous times in the past.

[Fearless V K]

adjust the scaling setting in the print driver.

[KenB]

adjust the scaling setting in the print driver.

That normally works, but I've had customers who put the scans onto a web page, and they didn't line up correctly; for them it was a major issue.

[NeoMatrix]

1. Press <Scanner> button on front panel.
2. Press <Scan settings> {Hint it's above Auto density}
3. Press <Edit tab>
4. Press <Erase border>
5. Press <Same-width> or <Different-width>
6. Press <+/-> to increase/reduce border erasing.

You can then increase/decrease your scan page size compensate for page boarder showing.

[KenB]

1. Press <Scanner> button on front panel.
2. Press <Scan settings> {Hint it's above Auto density}
3. Press <Edit tab>
4. Press <Erase border>
5. Press <Same-width> or <Different-width>
6. Press <+/-> to increase/reduce border erasing.

You can then increase/decrease your scan page size compensate for page boarder showing.

That only adjusts the amount of image deletion; it has no effect on the overall reduction issue.