My New Biz Arrived.. How to load trupix paper?

[Spike1865]

Believe it or not I searched google, these forums and nobody says how to load this paper. I have a ricoh sg3110. Do I put the paper in the tray with the bright side up, or down?
I used bad English in the title purposely. This will show on search engines using exact matches. You will get lots of members from this and perhaps retire next year. Mebbe not.
Help please?
Spike

[Spike1865]

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[NASH]

just be careful when installing the inks in.
Make sure that it`s sublimation ink.
If not sure just google it on this forum

[Spike1865]

Cheers Nash. Inks are from Sawgrass.
Which way does the paper go? Bright side up or down?
ta
Spike

[NASH]

well i do`nt have a ricoh but on my epson it`s bright side down, i suggest give it ago.
Just do a nozzle check and see which side it prints on

[Justin]

Good to see you got the Ricoh . If I remember correctly its bright side down but you'll soon see if that's wrong.

[KathG]

With everyone definitely bright white side down.. I often have to take it to the window to check with my eyes...lol...

BTW what is in your other boxes...do tell :biggrin:

[Spike1865]

LMAO. Got an awesome deal from Coralgraph, assuming the kit works. Box of 38 mugs, 38x38 flatbad, mug press 2x attachments, loads of samples-tshirts, money boxes etc , this printer with 100 sheets trupix paper and full set of sawgrass cartridges. £488 after 20% off. Henry assured me these are his best most reliable presses. The ink is nearly half that!!!
Can anyone tell me how to connect printer to my laptop wirelessly?

[ArferMo]

It's not a wifi printer so needs a cable connection to your router then the laptop will see it.

[KathG]

Congrats Spike, lots of fun to be had once you get sublimating. The wireless setup is a no go with the Ricoh. I believe it is not recommended, just to the possible fluctuations in speed.
What I have done is buy some of the Home plugs/Poweline. That you plug into your electric sockets and set up the printers as a network using Ethernet cables cat5 or cat6. I have three printers running on my network with no problems.
If you go to Amazon and do a search they have lots. You want buy the ones with a pass through so you don't loose a socket. And the last ones I bought had two network sockets.

Kath G