To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Riso Disc Duplicator shows a consumables error?
If the Riso Disc Duplicator displays a 'Consumables error' because the ink or master is expired, replace the expired component. Replace the ink cartridge with a new one if 'Ink 1' or 'Ink 2' is expired. Replace the master roll with a new one if the 'Master' is expired. If both ink and master are expired, replace both the ink cartridge and the master roll with new ones.
What causes an installation check error on a Riso Disc Duplicator?
If your Riso Disc Duplicator is showing an 'Installation check error', it means there's an issue with the installed components. Make sure that you set an appropriate print drum (cylinder) in place if there is a Wrong-Type Print Drum Installed in Drum Position 1 or 2. Check that the type and color of the ink cartridge are appropriate and set an appropriate ink cartridge in place if there is a Wrong-type Ink Cartridge Installed in Print Drum 1 or 2 or Cannot Read Ink Info. Check that the type of master roll is appropriate and set an appropriate master roll in place if there is a Wrong-type Master Installed or Cannot Read Master Info. If you see the message Reinstall Ink Cartridge in Print Drum 1 or 2, remove the ink cartridge and set it again.
What to do if my Riso Disc Duplicator has a paper jam?
If the Riso Disc Duplicator displays a 'Paper jam error', open the ADF cover and remove any jammed originals. Check the paper feeding side and lower the paper feed tray, then remove any jammed papers. Pull out the print drum (cylinder) and remove any jammed papers. Check the paper receiving side and remove any jammed papers.
How do I resolve an optional accessory error on my Riso Disc Duplicator?
If your Riso Disc Duplicator shows an 'Optional accessory error', and a USB hub is set in the USB slot or no other cause is mentioned, set a USB flash drive that is usable for this machine. If there is No IP Address Assigned to This Printer, set the IP address of this machine.
What does a maintenance call error on my Riso Disc Duplicator mean?
If the Riso Disc Duplicator displays a 'Maintenance call error' because the internal battery of this machine is almost depleted, consult your dealer or authorized service representative for battery replacement. You should also consult them for periodic inspection.
General| Category | Disc Duplicator |
|---|---|
| Model Series | MH Series |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Supported Disc Formats | CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R DL, DVD+R DL |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Copy Speed (DVD) | Up to 16x |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 |
Summary of guide contents and list of trademarks used in the document.
Lists all user guides accompanying the machine for comprehensive understanding.
Explains document symbols and how to interpret screen displays for clarity.
Covers essential preparation steps like setting up paper trays and placing originals.
Details procedures for printing paper originals, from computers, and managing scanned data.
Explains how to perform authentication operations before using the machine.
Covers functions for image processing suitable for different original types like Line, Photo, and Duo.
Details functions for adjusting original size, paper size, and arranging pages on a sheet.
Explains features like Ink Saving, Quick Master Making, and Color Separation for optimized master creation.
Adjusting print speed using hardware keys and print density via touch panel.
Covers adjusting print position, reducing ink offset, and managing paper feeding/receiving.
Features for renewing masters, auto page renewal, and replacing pages in dual-color prints.
Explains using Program for sorting and Job Separation for organizing printed output.
Covers registering settings with Job Memory and preventing unintended printing with Reservation.
Setting file name, directory, owner, and print color for scanned data.
Options for image processing and arranging scanned pages.
Previewing before saving and specifying ADF scanning sides.
Accessing admin settings, display options, default values, and network configuration.
Registering functions, managing user access, and setting authentication methods.
Managing used masters and setting protection features like [Protect] and [Confidential].
Steps to start the browser, enter IP address, and log into the RISO Console.
Checking consumables, drum info, counts, and system information via the console.
Downloading, moving, deleting data, and configuring network settings via the console.
How to check remaining amounts of paper, ink, masters, and disposal box space.
Procedures for replacing master rolls, ink cartridges, and print drums, including safety.
Guidance on collecting and disposing of depleted ink cartridges, master cores, and used masters.
Instructions for cleaning exterior, glass platen, and pressure roller, with safety precautions.
Specific guidelines for cleaning the thermal print head and scanner glass carefully.
How to view and interpret error messages, including codes and descriptions.
Provides typical message examples and actions for Service Call and Master Jam errors.
Lists and describes optional accessories that enhance machine functionality.
Detailed technical specifications for the machine models, including dimensions and performance.
Alphabetical listing of topics for quick reference within the manual.
