Ricoh MP1350 manual Copy

Copy

Ricoh Aficio MP1350

WHAT WE LIKED:

•The user-friendly interface provides both experienced and novice users with a quick and easy method to build copy jobs with many of the most commonly-used features on the opening screen. In addition, up to six unique, one-touch buttons bring common applications within a single finger press.

•Mixed size original scanning mode suffered from a much lower slow down (compared to default auto-size detect) than some competing units.

•Image quality was to a high level for general office work across a wide range of document types with even mid grayscales reproduced to a good level.

•We liked the extensive batch job build capabilities including the ability to change media sizes, original type, and reduction/enlargement.

•There is a wide range of document production capabilities including extensive page stamping features, including one for bates type numbering applications.

•A simplified display makes navigation of basic functions even easier and faster and aids those with disabilities.

•The Unauthorized Copy prevention mode that adds a watermark when second generation copies are attempted, rendering the copied documents useless, is helpful.

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WHAT WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE:

•Using the saddle stitch function can be confusing to first time/occasional users.

•Users cannot choose cover and insert/designate media supplies ad hoc during the job production process.

•Users are not able to customize the copy opening panel on a user- by-user basis (identified via authentication step).

•Reversing document feeder design results in productivity decrease when working with double-sided originals.

Touch Screen Selections Required for

Commonly-used Copy Functions

Corner Staple	1 step
Hole Punch	1 step
Enlarge to 200%	2 steps (can be made 1 step)
2:2	2 steps (can be made 1 step)
Photo Mode	1 step
Mixed Original	2 steps (can be made 1 step)
Cover Mode (printed front cover	2 steps (can be made 1 step)
on bypass supply)

13 November 2006

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