

- #Ricoh sp c250dn limits prints to 600 dpi how to#
- #Ricoh sp c250dn limits prints to 600 dpi install#
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I do not consider myself a novice but it took an incredibly long time to set up the wireless. Worth the price but wireless is a major problem Happy now but I really dread the day I need to do this again.
#Ricoh sp c250dn limits prints to 600 dpi how to#
I ended up spending an hour or so searching Google until I found a post somewhere (sorry, can't remember source) that had a clear description of which updated drivers to use and how to properly step through IP setup using the included CD's (the front panel setup process never worked properly for me).
#Ricoh sp c250dn limits prints to 600 dpi install#
The bad? Installation and wireless setup is anything but simple - the documentation is poorly done, the installation disks don't match the included documentation, the drivers on the Ricoh site didn't work, and I actually gave up twice and didn't install it until weeks later when my old printer finally died (noting using the printed docs I could get the printer online, but it only ever printed random strings of ASCII characters). Fine in a home office, not so much for the family room shared printer. Note that it does have a 20-30 sec warm up period before it will start printing.and as already stated, it's noisy. Get a good Epson Artisan or similar for that. So far I've printed about 50 pages, both B&W and color, and the B&W looks great with the color good (for business documents) but not what I would call photo printer quality. The positives? First off - let me repeat it's big, it's heavy, and it's loud.but my hope is that this denotes a quality and well built printer that should last. Wanted to try a laser color printer to stop having to deal with clogged inkjet cartridges, etc etc after reading a few mixed reviews of the SP C250DN, I decided to that the tradeoffs (bulkiness, weight, and noise) were acceptable given the low price. Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: new | Sold by: adoramaīought this to replace my last color inkjet printer, which I seem to need to do every 2-3 years. The Toners on the page look a little shinier compared to an HP but this is not a negative, just an observation. Text is quite clear and even ok in draft mode. That said, printed pictures are quite colorful and detailed in any mode above draft. After that you can turn on USB port, power save, etc. Once it's on your network, print the list page from the menu, then access the web interface by entering the listed ip address to continue configuring the network printer settings. (Wifi setup wizard and DHCP to start, or plug it into an Ethernet cable to make the configuration easier) Don't select "WPS" for quick wifi setup, unless you have a wps button on your router or it gets hung up there and won't talk to anything. If you are trying to configure wi-fi mode, don't turn on any other modes until after that is finished. The replacement unit worked immediately.ĭon't go through changing settings until you get it connected. Ricoh sent a replacement printer with return label arriving in only half a week. While the technician could not get the correct manual, his job was primarily to determine if it could be fixed on-site.(no)

(re-install drum assembly) When this did not work they dispatched a technician to my house. The printer arrived with a high voltage error (Error 300)-but with a year warranty Ricoh was very helpful about what to try to correct it. machines I had also been looking at, but the sale price tipped the balance to the Ricoh. The Printer is a third larger than the color HP or Brother L.J.

(At over 50 some pounds shipping could have been substantial)
#Ricoh sp c250dn limits prints to 600 dpi free#
I got this printer on a great sale with free shipping. A good deal on sale-but be prepared for the size and weight.
