What's your check list after unpacking

[boutn]

Re: What's your check list after unpacking

Yes but what does it means ? What's the difference with 26-69 A ?

Now that you mention that...it was for the MX2614 which reported in 25% increments in the MIB i think.

So now it's not needed anymore...

[Mint325]

Re: What's your check list after unpacking

These are our usual routine for the base setup (although I should consider adding more changes with the 26-69 I've seen on these forums)

B/W
Add Dev
25-2
Firmware
55-3 switch 9 bit 5 switch 30 bit 3
26-35 (set to 1)
44-6
44-26
50-10
46-74
Apply Clone


Color
Add Dev if needed
25-2 when applicable
Firmware
63-11 (Def 2)
67-26 (Def 2)
63-08
67-28
55-3 switch 9 bit 5 switch 30 bit 3
26-35 (set to 1)
44-2
50-10
50-22
61-13
61-11
46-74
Apply Clone

[ihatefinishers13]

Re: What's your check list after unpacking

These are our usual routine for the base setup (although I should consider adding more changes with the 26-69 I've seen on these forums)

B/W
Add Dev
25-2
Firmware
55-3 switch 9 bit 5 switch 30 bit 3
26-35 (set to 1)
44-6
44-26
50-10
46-74
Apply Clone


Color
Add Dev if needed
25-2 when applicable
Firmware
63-11 (Def 2)
67-26 (Def 2)
63-08
67-28
55-3 switch 9 bit 5 switch 30 bit 3
26-35 (set to 1)
44-2
50-10
50-22
61-13
61-11
46-74
Apply Clone

Please tell me you're not pushing clones to the BP series of machines? Mega, mega, no-no now. Even the 71 series we had issues with, but that was also because we pushed clones from machines that probably had a bunch of other clones pushed to it previously.

[Samanator]

Re: What's your check list after unpacking

Thank you all for post this. If I ever have to set up Sharps, I have a starting point.

I have a setup for Kyocera I do believe I posted not too long ago.

[Mint325]

Re: What's your check list after unpacking

Please tell me you're not pushing clones to the BP series of machines? Mega, mega, no-no now. Even the 71 series we had issues with, but that was also because we pushed clones from machines that probably had a bunch of other clones pushed to it previously.

We keep a fresh master clone per release model/speed like 5070, 6070, 6071, etc. Each has their own Master Clone that gets applied to the same model/speed. We haven't had any issue ever since we started making a fresh copy per release. (Fingers crossed)

[boutn]

Re: What's your check list after unpacking

We keep a fresh master clone per release model/speed like 5070, 6070, 6071, etc. Each has their own Master Clone that gets applied to the same model/speed. We haven't had any issue ever since we started making a fresh copy per release. (Fingers crossed)

Same here...

only adressbook and networksettings get copied from the old machines that get replaced.

[ihatefinishers13]

Re: What's your check list after unpacking

We keep a fresh master clone per release model/speed like 5070, 6070, 6071, etc. Each has their own Master Clone that gets applied to the same model/speed. We haven't had any issue ever since we started making a fresh copy per release. (Fingers crossed)

Fresh copies are fine on those series, but do NOT do anything with the BP series. We've already heard nightmare stories from a DSS about clones even across the exact same model AND firmware, let alone different. We only pull the CSV and the user list for authentication. Otherwise, we don't bother cloning anymore, too much of a risk.

We always had one off funky issues with cloning, but never to the point of us stopping them. We've also had a couple 71 series machines become very slow after being cloned, ruining them. Randomly taking much longer to print or copy than usual, and no amount of parts would fix it.

It would be really nice if Sharp got with the times and had software that actually would pull all of the info and push it on to whatever model could take it. We don't even have fully editable drivers to make in to a batch file, so instead we had to make it ourselves.