BH-4020 mono equipped with two optional PF-P12 Cassettes, so having a total of three plus the manual feed. The machine was working well at the customers' location, but indicated in the display that it needed the maintenance kit and was having lots of original and paper jams. Therefore, we brought it to the workshop and to give it at the same time a good clean. We didn't touch any of the adjustments, except of course the maintenance counter for the ADF and the maintenance kit.
However, when we brought the machine back to the customer suddenly, when using MS-Word, the previous cassette assignment was mixed up from one workstation. AFAIK, this happens from only from one of the five workstations. Not knowing their IT-System I am afraid that this has to be corrected in the server and not the workstation, the latter I could do but not if to be done in the server.
For sure, the customer's IT-Department can handle this, but he has a bad relation with the IT since they take obviously any possibility to rip him off mercilessly where they can, and I hope not being made liable for this situation.
Question:
I cannot imagine that taking the machine out of the IT-System can change unwillingly something in the settings and or cassette assignment in the BH-4020 itself. What would you think? Any similar experiences?
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However, when we brought the machine back to the customer suddenly, when using MS-Word, the previous cassette assignment was mixed up from one workstation. AFAIK, this happens from only from one of the five workstations. Not knowing their IT-System I am afraid that this has to be corrected in the server and not the workstation, the latter I could do but not if to be done in the server.
For sure, the customer's IT-Department can handle this, but he has a bad relation with the IT since they take obviously any possibility to rip him off mercilessly where they can, and I hope not being made liable for this situation.
Question:
I cannot imagine that taking the machine out of the IT-System can change unwillingly something in the settings and or cassette assignment in the BH-4020 itself. What would you think? Any similar experiences?
Hans
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