ricoh 3352 external devices questions !!

[mkdirs]

friends
I have an external coins acceptor device
and I have Ricoh 3352 copier
in SP mode I set the SP-5113 to the right configration
the question !! in this model where is the I/O device connecter slot ????

IN the 2205 models the connector was in the right side of the copier 2 pins for copier release and 2 pins for counting

thanks all

[Klydon]

If you are looking at the back of the machine with the cover off, it is in the upper left hand corner. The connector is a small one just hanging there and does not look like the big 4 pin connector from previous models you might be used to looking at.

[mkdirs]

If you are looking at the back of the machine with the cover off, it is in the upper left hand corner. The connector is a small one just hanging there and does not look like the big 4 pin connector from previous models you might be used to looking at.

i found a plug but that not work for me, i capture two pictures can you take a look
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[Ricoh-ono]

You probably need to order the Optional Counter Interface Unit Type A. The EDP code is 413012.
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[keithxxiii]

You probably need to order the Optional Counter Interface Unit Type A. The EDP code is 413012.
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Plus 1 to this. I had it installed when i was on the field installing the Cartadis 4000

[oldschool]

The setting in SP5-113 (default optional counter type) for a key counter connection is usually ext key card deduct option 11. Then in user tools - system settings - Admin, you'll need to highlight copies in the "External charge unit management". Nothing should be set in the Key counter management tab in the admin section.

Why you may need the interface board: Some models only use the key counter management setting is sys settings - admin when controlling the key counter. Using this with a coin unit usually causes a JAM when funds run out. Some Ricoh models have a constant 5 VDC on the count line of a key counter. That's fine for a coil in an actual key counter but a coin box is more sensitive and may not see the voltage drop low enough to actually count when a copy is made. With this board you'd use the SP5-113 option (Coin Rack option 4). As a side note some models have a "Coin Rack Recommended" option 6. This setting usually disables the doc feeder and duplex unit because with those in use there is always the possibility of getting a duplexed sheet at the single price. Most people would rather use the doc feeder and duplex unit and not care about the occasional missed page.

[mkdirs]

The setting in SP5-113 (default optional counter type) for a key counter connection is usually ext key card deduct option 11. Then in user tools - system settings - Admin, you'll need to highlight copies in the "External charge unit management". Nothing should be set in the Key counter management tab in the admin section.

Why you may need the interface board: Some models only use the key counter management setting is sys settings - admin when controlling the key counter. Using this with a coin unit usually causes a JAM when funds run out. Some Ricoh models have a constant 5 VDC on the count line of a key counter. That's fine for a coil in an actual key counter but a coin box is more sensitive and may not see the voltage drop low enough to actually count when a copy is made. With this board you'd use the SP5-113 option (Coin Rack option 4). As a side note some models have a "Coin Rack Recommended" option 6. This setting usually disables the doc feeder and duplex unit because with those in use there is always the possibility of getting a duplexed sheet at the single price. Most people would rather use the doc feeder and duplex unit and not care about the occasional missed page.

thanks for replay and for help
when the machine is locked with the External charge unit management
how can i release it
at the old ricoh versions i was make a short circuit with pin number 1 and 2 the copier unlock and pin 3,4 for counting
in this model i cant release the copier when i short the 2 pins
can you help

[slimslob]

thanks for replay and for help
when the machine is locked with the External charge unit management
how can i release it
at the old ricoh versions i was make a short circuit with pin number 1 and 2 the copier unlock and pin 3,4 for counting
in this model i cant release the copier when i short the 2 pins
can you help

Answering that on a public forum would make that answer available to anyone who wanted to make unauthorized use of the 3352

[mkdirs]

Answering that on a public forum would make that answer available to anyone who wanted to make unauthorized use of the 3352

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[stani]

Did you find a solution? I have the same Problem with an MP 3054. I have installed for a copy shop a self-build counting system and it worked fine with elder machines. Like the topicstarter I didnt find how to unlock the MP 3054. Shorting Pins 1 and 2 on CN133 did not work. This modell can have an Option Key Counter Holder Type M3 installed, so I hope, it could work with external counter also without the optional Key Counter Interface Type M12.