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RISO Printer Driver

USER’S GUIDE
for CV3/CV1200 Series

Ms6311-10E
This document is intended for use by RISO, its authorized dealers and purchasers of the
equipment described herein. While every effort has been made to insure the accuracy of
information contained in this document, RISO, its authorized dealers and their employees
shall not be held responsible for any inaccuracies it may contain.

ALL SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

The screens used in this manual were captured during development. Therefore, they might
be different from the actual screens.

Reproduction or copying of this manual or any parts without permission is strictly prohib-
ited.
Although every effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this manual are error-
free, please contact us if you notice any errors or other points which should be brought to
the company’s attention.

Copyright © 2017 RISO KAGAKU CORPORATION

˜ Windows and Windows Vista are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the U.S.A. and other
countries.
˜ Product names and company names that are referenced in this guide are (registered) trademarks
of respective companies.
˜ The screens and content appearing in this manual may differ from the actual product.
˜ The screens and messages which appear in procedures may differ depending on the type of computer
and application.

1
Preface
Welcome to the high-speed PC printing field presented by RISO printers through RISO Printer Driv-
ers.
RISO printers, which are designed to operate as high-speed GDI printers, enable you to print various
documents you create on different computer platforms very quickly, but only if an appropriate RISO
Printer Driver is installed on the computer.

The GDI printer uses the bit-mapped image data developed on your PC monitor screen as a print
data source, enabling you to print the same image as what you see on your PC monitor screen in
most cases. Additionally, it requires no printer font to print document, thus relieving you of the restric-
tions on the use of fonts when you create documents on your PC.

About the Guide Signs


The following advice signs are given to the descriptions which will help a user to avoid unexpected
troubles and obtain the optimum performance of this product.
• IMPORTANT !
Gives you helpful advice for trouble-free operation.

• Gives you tips for more effective use of this product.

2 Preface
Procedure before printing
Before you use the printer for the first time, carry out the installation procedure below.
After installation, follow the basic operation procedure. Then, you can print out document data.

Installation (When the printer


is used at the first time)

Installing the Printer Driver 1. Preparing the printer

Install the RISO Printer Driver on Prepare the printer and put print pa-
your computer. ☞Page 8 per suitable for the data to be printed
out onto the standard tray.
• Depending on the connecting method,
your computer needs to be connected • For the preparation method for the
to the printer in advance. printer, read the user’s guide of the
RISO printer.

■ OS Support
This Printer Driver supports following OS:
CV3 Series
Windows Vista® (32-bit/64-bit)/Windows® 7 (32-bit/64-bit)/Windows® 8 (32-bit/64-bit)*/
Windows® 8.1 (32-bit/64-bit)*/Windows® 10 (32-bit/64-bit)*
CV1200 Series
Windows® 7 SP1 or later (32-bit/64-bit)/Windows® 8.1 (32-bit/64-bit)*/Windows® 10 (32-bit/64-bit)*
* Only compatible with desktop app

Procedure before printing 3


Basic operation

Printing
*USB Flash Drive OK
*USB Flash Drive

2. Setting 3. Printing 4. Completion of printing

Open the data you want to print Open the [Print] dialog box on your The printer receives the data and
out with your computer, select PC and click [OK]. The data is makes a master and prints out
your Printer Driver (or the USB transmitted to the printer or stored the data.
flash-via-Printer Driver) and make in the *USB Flash Drive.
settings for printing. To print from a *USB Flash Drive,
connect the USB Flash Drive to
To print from a *USB Flash Drive, the printer.
connect the USB Flash Drive to
your computer.

* Only CV3 series has a feature of printing with USB Flash Drive.

4 Procedure before printing


Connecting Methods and Printer Driver types
The types of Printer Drivers are as follows:
• Printer Driver
• USB flash-via-Printer Driver
Choose the Printer Driver to install according to your environment.

■ When connected via cable


In the following environment, the Printer Driver should be used.

● When connected via USB cable ☞Page 9


USB
cable

■ When not being connected via cable ☞Page 14


Save the data to the USB Flash Drive with the USB flash-via-Printer Driver.
Connect the USB Flash Drive to the printer to print out the data.

USB Flash
Drive

• Even in the environment where the printer and your computer are connected
via cable, the data can be printed with the USB Flash Drive.
• USB Flash Driver cannot be used for the CV1200 series.

Connecting Methods and Printer Driver types 5


Table of Contents
Preface................................................................. 2
Procedure before printing..................................... 3
Connecting Methods and Printer Driver types...... 5
Table of Contents.................................................. 6

Installing the Printer Driver


■ USB Connection...................................................... 9
Installing the Printer Driver................................... 9
■ USB Flash Drive Output........................................ 14
About USB Flash Drives..................................... 14
Installing the USB flash-via-Printer Driver.......... 14
Create a Folder................................................... 20
Printing a test page............................................. 21

Working with the Printer Driver


■ Changing the Printer Driver Configuration......... 24
■ Sending and Printing Data................................... 27
■ Setting the Print Conditions................................. 31
[Basic] Tab.......................................................... 31
[Layout] Tab........................................................ 34
[Image] Tab......................................................... 36
[Advanced] Tab................................................... 39
[Option] Tab........................................................ 41
[About] Tab.......................................................... 42

Uninstalling the Printer Driver


■ Uninstall the Printer Driver................................... 44

Manually installing / uninstalling the Printer Driver


For Windows Vista.................................................... 48
■ Manual installation................................................ 48
In the case of USB cable connection.................. 48
In the case of USB Flash Drive output............... 50
■ Manual uninstallation............................................ 51
For Windows 7.......................................................... 52
■ Manual installation................................................ 52
In the case of USB cable connection.................. 52
In the case of USB Flash Drive output............... 53
■ Manual uninstallation............................................ 55
For Windows 8/Windows 8.1.................................... 56
■ Manual installation................................................ 56
In the case of USB cable connection.................. 56
In the case of USB Flash Drive output............... 57

6 Table of Contents
■ Manual uninstallation............................................ 59
For Windows 10........................................................ 60
■ Manual installation................................................ 60
In the case of USB cable connection.................. 60
In the case of USB Flash Drive output............... 61
■ Manual uninstallation............................................ 63

Appendix
Troubleshooting Tips.......................................... 65
Error Message on PC’s Display.......................... 65
Operation Problems............................................ 66

Table of Contents 7
Installing the
Printer Driver
The method of installing the Printer Driver using the installer is
described here.
■ USB Connection..........................................9
Installing the Printer Driver.........................9
■ USB Flash Drive Output............................14
About USB Flash Drives..........................14
Installing the USB flash-via-Printer Driver.......14
Create a Folder........................................20
Printing a test page..................................21

8 Installing the Printer Driver


USB Connection

■ USB Connection
Installing the Printer Driver
This section describes how to install the Printer Driver for Windows versions
supporting Plug&Play installation when your computer and the RISO printer
are connected via USB cable.
(Regarding the procedure for manual installation, see page 47.)
IMPORTANT!
• You are required to have the Administrator rights to install the printer driver
program on your computer.
• This Printer Driver does not support server OS or printer sharing.
• Use a commercially available USB cable (2 m (6.6 feet) or less).

To update the Printer Driver, change cable connections, or reinstall a Printer


Driver of the same series, deletion of the driver package is required. Unin-
stall the installed Printer Driver manually before a new installation. “Manual
uninstallation” (Page 47)

Make sure that the printer is turned off and that the computer
and printer are not connected with a USB cable.
IMPORTANT!
At some point during the installation procedure (step 6/7) you will need to con-
nect the USB cable and turn the printer on.

Insert the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM into your computer’s


CD-ROM drive.
The installer is started. If the installer does not start up, double-click on the
[Setup(.exe)] file in the folder below.
For Windows (32-bit):
(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit] folder
For Windows (64-bit):
(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit] folder
If the [User Account Control] dialog appears, click [Yes] or [Allow] (for Windows
Vista).

Installing the Printer Driver 9


USB Connection

Select your language from the drop-down list, then click


[OK].

Click [Next].

Select [Connect via a USB cable] and click [Next].

10 Installing the Printer Driver


USB Connection

Select the printer name you just connected and click [Next].

Click [Install].
When you place a checkmark in the [Install also the User’s Guide (PDF)]
checkbox, the User’s Guide (PDF) will also be installed.

If a [Windows Security] dialog appears, continue with installation.

The [USB port setting] dialog box appears.

Click [OK].

Turn on the RISO printer.

Installing the Printer Driver 11


USB Connection

Connect the computer to the RISO printer with a USB cable


(2 m (6.6 feet) or less).
To the printer’s USB port

USB
port

To the PC’s
USB port

Open the printer folder and check that the connected printer
has been added.
For Windows Vista:
Click on the [Start] icon-[Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Printers] and
open the [Printers] folder.
For Windows 7:
Click on the [Start] icon-[Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and
Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.
For Windows 8/Windows 8.1:
Open the “Apps” screen and click [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-
[Devices and Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.
For Windows 10:
Right-click on the [Start] icon and click [Control Panel]-[Hardware and
Sound]-[Devices and Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.

Click [Show “ReadMe” text.].


The ReadMe file is opened. Be sure to read all the instructions and notes in it.

12 Installing the Printer Driver


USB Connection

Click [Finish].
Be sure to restart the computer before using the Printer Driver. If you have
checked [Reboot the PC now.], the computer will be shut down and restarted
when you click [Finish].

Open the printer folder.


For Windows Vista:
Click on the [Start] icon-[Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Printers] and
open the [Printers] folder.
For Windows 7:
Click on the [Start] icon-[Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and
Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.
For Windows 8/Windows 8.1:
Open the “Apps” screen and click [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-
[Devices and Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.
For Windows 10:
Right-click on the [Start] icon and click [Control Panel]-[Hardware and
Sound]-[Devices and Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.

Open the properties of the printer for which the Printer Driver
has been installed.
Right-click on the icon of the printer, and select [Printer Properties] in the
displayed menu.

Click [Print Test Page].

When a message appears, wait for a few seconds and click


[Close].

Then remove the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM from the


CD-ROM drive of your computer.
IMPORTANT!
Keep the removed CD-ROM at hand.

Printer driver installation is now complete.

Installing the Printer Driver 13


USB Flash Drive Output

■ USB Flash Drive Output


(Not available for CV1200 series)
About USB Flash Drives
● Use a USB Flash Drive compatible with Mass Storage Class. Depending
on the type of USB Flash Drive, the Printer Driver may not work properly.
● When connecting or removing a USB Flash Drive, insert it or pull it out
slowly using the correct method.
● If the USB Flash Drive is damaged by natural disaster, etc., the data saved
on the USB Flash Drive cannot be guaranteed. It is recommended to back
up important data with the computer with which the data was created.

Installing the USB flash-via-Printer Driver


This section describes how to install the USB flash-via-Printer Driver when
using a USB Flash Drive to print.
(Regarding the procedure for manual installation, see page 47.)

IMPORTANT!
• You are required to have the Administrator rights to install the Printer Driver
program on your computer.
• This Printer Driver does not support server OS or printer sharing.

Insert the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM into your computer’s


CD-ROM drive.
The installer is started. If the installer does not start up, double-click on the
[Setup(.exe)] file in the folder below.
For Windows (32-bit):
(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit] folder
For Windows (64-bit):
(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit] folder

If the [User Account Control] dialog appears, click [Yes] or [Allow] (for Windows
Vista).

14 Installing the Printer Driver


USB Flash Drive Output

Select your language from the drop-down list, then click [OK].

Click [Next].

Select [Output to USB flash drive].

Installing the Printer Driver 15


USB Flash Drive Output

Click [Next].

Select the printer name to use.

Click [Next].

16 Installing the Printer Driver


USB Flash Drive Output

When the selected Printer Driver is already installed, a “Procedure of


installation” dialog box appears. Click [Next].

Click [Next].
You can also change the printer name.

When changing the printer’s name, we recommend leaving (USB flash) in


the name.

Installing the Printer Driver 17


USB Flash Drive Output

Click [Install].
When you place a checkmark in the [Install also the User’s Guide (PDF)]
checkbox, the User’s Guide (PDF) will also be installed.

When the [Windows Security] dialog appears, continue with installation.

When the following message appears, click [OK].

Please refer to “Create a Folder” and “Printing a test page” for output of test
page to a USB Flash Drive.

Click [Show “ReadMe” text.].


The ReadMe file is opened. Be sure to read all the instructions and notes in it.

18 Installing the Printer Driver


USB Flash Drive Output

Click [Finish].
Be sure to restart the computer before using the Printer Driver. If you have
checked [Reboot the PC now.], the computer will be shut down and restarted
when you click [Finish].

Then remove the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM from the


CD-ROM drive of your computer.
IMPORTANT!
Keep the removed CD-ROM at hand.

Printer driver installation is now complete.


Create a dedicated folder on the USB Flash Drive. (Page 20)

Installing the Printer Driver 19


USB Flash Drive Output

Create a Folder
The procedure of creating a dedicated folder on the USB Flash Drive is de-
scribed here.

IMPORTANT!
When printing with a USB Flash Drive, be sure to create a dedicated folder on
the USB Flash Drive. Printing is disabled from the USB Flash Drive for which a
dedicated folder has not been created.

Instead of the following procedure, you can create a dedicated folder by


connecting the USB Flash Drive to the printer.

Connect the USB Flash Drive to the computer.

Display the [Print] dialog box.


Open the original data to print on your computer, and select [Print] from the
[File] menu.

Select the printer for which the Printer Driver has been in-
stalled.
Be sure to select the USB flash-via-Printer Driver.

Click [Properties].

Click [OK] in the [Properties] dialog box.

When a message appears, click [Yes].


The dedicated folder is created in the USB Flash Drive.

Next, print a test page.

20 Installing the Printer Driver


USB Flash Drive Output

Printing a test page


This section describes the procedures for printing a test page using the USB
flash-via-Printer Driver.

IMPORTANT!
Use the USB Flash Drive on which a dedicated folder (Page 20) has been created
in advance.

Open the printer folder.


For Windows Vista:
Click on the [Start] icon-[Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Printers] and
open the [Printers] folder.
For Windows 7:
Click on the [Start] icon-[Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and
Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.
For Windows 8/Windows 8.1:
Open the “Apps” screen and click [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-
[Devices and Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.
For Windows 10:
Right-click on the [Start] icon and click [Control Panel]-[Hardware and
Sound]-[Devices and Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.

Open the properties of the printer for which the USB flash-
via-Printer Driver has been installed.
Right-click on the icon of the printer (USB flash), and select [Printer Properties]
or [Properties] (for Windows Vista) in the displayed menu.

Click [Print Test Page].

When a message appears, wait for a few seconds and click [Close].
The data of the test page is saved on the USB Flash Drive.

Installing the Printer Driver 21


USB Flash Drive Output

Make sure the printer is ON.


Check the Control Panel.
• When the power is OFF, both the Display and the key are off. Turn the
power ON.
• If the key is lit, the printer is in the Energy Saving mode. Press the
key to cancel the Energy Saving mode.

Check the printer paper.


Make sure A4 paper is loaded.

Connect the USB Flash Drive that contains the original data
to print to the USB slot.
When the printer is receiving data, the indicator blinks.
When data reception is finished, the printer automatically starts printing.
After master-making, the data in the USB Flash Drive is automatically de-
leted.

IMPORTANT!
While data is being processed, do not remove the USB Flash Drive. This will
cause data to disappear and the USB Flash Drive to malfunction.

22 Installing the Printer Driver


Working with the
Printer Driver
■ Changing the Printer Driver
Configuration.............................................24
■ Sending and Printing Data........................27
■ Setting the Print Conditions.....................31
[Basic] Tab................................................31
[Layout] Tab..............................................34
[Image] Tab..............................................36
[Advanced] Tab........................................39
[Option] Tab..............................................41
[About] Tab...............................................42

Working with the Printer Driver 23


Changing the Printer Driver Configuration

■ Changing the Printer Driver Configuration


For customized use, register optional devices and frequently-used custom
paper sizes. If you do not change the Printer Driver configuration, you will not
be able to select the corresponding option when specifying the print condi-
tions of your print job.
The screen shots of the Printer Driver shown here are taken from Printer
Driver. (not USB flash-via-Printer Driver).

Open the printer folder.


For Windows Vista:
Click on the [Start] icon-[Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Printers] and
open the [Printers] folder.
For Windows 7:
Click on the [Start] icon-[Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and
Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.
For Windows 8/Windows 8.1:
Open the “Apps” screen and click [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-
[Devices and Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.
For Windows 10:
Right-click on the [Start] icon and click [Control Panel]-[Hardware and
Sound]-[Devices and Printers] and open the [Devices and Printers] folder.

Open the [Environment] tab of the [Properties] dialog box.


Right-click the corresponding RISO printer icon in the printer folder and se-
lect [Printer Properties] or [Properties] (for Windows Vista) in the displayed
menu. Then click [Environment] in the [Properties] dialog box.

Printer configuration

Custom paper entry

Restore default

24 Working with the Printer Driver


Changing the Printer Driver Configuration

Register the options if needed.


● Registering optional devices

Job Separator*
Select [Installed] if your RISO printer is equipped with the Job Separator.
* Not displayed in the CV1200 Series.

● Registering Custom Paper Size as Standard


You can register custom paper sizes as standard in the [Custom paper entry]
dialog box, which can be opened by clicking [Custom paper entry] in the [En-
vironment] tab of the [Properties] dialog box. The custom paper sizes can be
named and displayed in the [Original size] of the [Basic] tab.

1) Click [Custom paper entry] to display the [Custom paper entry] dia-
log box.

2) Enter the width, length and name and click [Add].


The registered name appears in the dialog box.
• The length of the name can be up to 30 characters.
• You can change the unit of length from “mm” to “inch”.

Height (Length)

Feed direction

Width Paper

Working with the Printer Driver 25


Changing the Printer Driver Configuration

3) Click [Close] in the [Custom paper entry] dialog box.


IMPORTANT!
Even if you use paper registered in the Custom paper entry, it may not pass
through the printer depending on such factors as the paper quality, ambient
conditions and storage conditions.

• You can save custom paper size information as a Custom paper entry
information file (.udp extension) by clicking [Export]. If you want to register
the custom paper size from a Custom Paper Entry information file, click
[Import] to select the file.
• When registering paper using horizontal orientation, enter the size of the
long edge in [Width] and enter the size of the short edge in [Length].
• Entry of the name and dimensions will help you when you select the paper
size. The length of the name can be up to 30 characters.
• The registrable paper size varies with the printer you use. For details, see
the user’s guide of your printer.
• When deleting a custom paper size, select the corresponding name from
the list and click [Clear].

● Changing the settings back to their defaults


Change the settings under the [Environment] tab back to normal.

Complete the setting.


Click [OK] on the [Environment] tab.

26 Working with the Printer Driver


Sending and Printing Data

■ Sending and Printing Data


Follow the procedures given below to print out document data directly
on your RISO printer.
If the corresponding RISO Printer Driver has not been installed on
your computer yet, install it first, referring to the section “Installing the
Printer Driver” on page 8.
IMPORTANT!
• The maximum print area is different depending on the model of RISO printer.
If you want to know the maximum print area of your document, consult the
user’s guide of your RISO printer.
• For other limitations, also read the user’s guide of your RISO printer.

Turn on your RISO printer and load paper.


Load the proper paper to be printed.

Specify the print job in the [Print] dialog box.


Turn on your computer and start Windows.
Open the document file to be printed, select [Print] in the [File] menu to open
the [Print] dialog box.

Select a Printer Driver.


Select a Printer Driver that supports your printer from the [Printer Name] list.

To print from a USB Flash Drive, select [Printer Name (USB flash)] and con-
nect the USB Flash Drive to your computer. (Not available for CV1200 series)

Working with the Printer Driver 27


Sending and Printing Data

Check print conditions.


• Specify the number of copies to be printed within the following range : 1 to
9,999.
• Never fail to deselect the [Collate] box. If it is selected, the master-making
operation will be repeated for every copy.

The displayed items in the [Print] dialog box vary depending on the application
software.

Remove the check mark for


[Collate].

IMPORTANT!
If you want to print a file consisting of several pages, and the file include dif-
ferent paper sizes or page directions, printing may fail when you choose [All]
for the paper range. Specify page numbers to print for those of the same page
size or direction.

To set additional print conditions for the current print job


Open the [Properties] dialog box by clicking [Properties] in the [Print] dialog
box.
IMPORTANT!
Some printer settings are not available depending on access privileges.

[Basic] Tab (refer to page 31 for detailed settings)

IMPORTANT!
Paper size and page orientation settings for this tab should be identical to those
in the application software to be used.
28 Working with the Printer Driver
Sending and Printing Data

[Layout] Tab (refer to page 34 for detailed settings)

[Image] Tab (refer to page 36 for detailed settings)

[Advanced] Tab (refer to page 39 for detailed settings)

Working with the Printer Driver 29


Sending and Printing Data

[Option] Tab (refer to page 41 for detailed settings)

Start printing.
Click [OK] in the [Print] dialog box.
The selected document file data is then transmitted to your RISO printer and
printed out there as specified in the previous step.

When using a USB Flash Drive, data is output to the USB Flash Drive. Dis-
connect the USB Flash Drive from the computer, connect it to the printer
and print the data. After master-making, the data in the USB Flash Drive is
automatically deleted.
For printing procedures, see the User’s Guide of your RISO printer.

30 Working with the Printer Driver


Setting the Print Conditions

■ Setting the Print Conditions


You can set various print conditions with the tabs in the [Properties]
dialog box.
To open this dialog box, click [Properties] in the [Print] dialog box.

[Basic] Tab

1
2

3
4

Settings 1 Original size 3 Job settings


2 Paper size 4 Restore default

1 Original size Setting the original size and paper direction.

IMPORTANT!
Be sure to specify the same page direction which was set in the application
software used when creating the document data.
When paper is fed with the long edge first, select the paper size whose name
contains the word “-R”.

When using any other custom-size paper than the displayed one, select
[Custom] and enter its width and length in the boxes.

Working with the Printer Driver 31


Setting the Print Conditions

• You can select custom-size paper from the drop-down list by registering it
beforehand. (Page 25)
• The range of paper sizes that can be entered in the [Custom] dialog box
depends on your RISO printer. For details, see the User’s Guide of your
RISO printer.
• You can select the unit of size from [mm] and [inch].

[Portrait] [Landscape]
This option is used for matching the page direction with the feed direction.
Specify the page direction.

IMPORTANT!
Be sure to specify the same page direction which was set in the application
software used when creating the document data.

2 Paper size Select the paper size for printing.


To turn off scaling, select [Same as original].
If you select a paper size that is different from the original text, the image will
be scaled to fit the selected paper size.

32 Working with the Printer Driver


Setting the Print Conditions

3 Job settings You can name and register the printer settings you often use.
The registered printer settings can be called up.

IMPORTANT!
To register/delete the printer settings, you are required to have Administrator
rights when logged in to Windows.

1) Make the printer settings in the [Properties] dialog box.


2) Clicking [Entry] displays the [Entry] dialog box.
3) The name registered appears in the [Status list:] by entering the
name in the column under [Name:] and clicking [Entry].

4) Click [Close].
• The registered printer settings can be saved as a printer settings entry file
by clicking [Export].
To register printer settings from a printer settings entry file, click [Import]
and specify the file.
• To delete the registered printer settings, select the name to be deleted and
click [Clear].

4 Restore default Clicking [Restore default] changes the settings in the [Properties] dialog box
back to their defaults.

This is also displayed on the [Layout], [Image], [Advanced] and [Option] tabs.

Working with the Printer Driver 33


Setting the Print Conditions

[Layout] Tab

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Settings 1 Original size* 5 Layout order


2 Paper size* 6 Fit to printable area
3 Imposition 7 180-degree rotation
4 Pages/sheet 8 Margin-plus
* The settings are made depending on the settings in the [Basic] tab. (Page 31)

1 Original size [Basic] Tab - [Original size] (Page 31)

2 Paper size [Basic] Tab - [Paper size] (Page 32)

3 Imposition You can impose multiple originals on one page and print them.

OFF : Nomal printing (one original page per sheet).


Multi-up : The same original is imposed multiple times on one sheet of
paper.
Page layout : Different original pages are imposed on one sheet of paper.
Multi-up Page layout

34 Working with the Printer Driver


Setting the Print Conditions

4 Pages/sheet When [Multi-up] or [Page layout] is selected, select the number of pages.

2 pages : Imposes 2 original pages on a sheet.


4 pages : Imposes 4 original pages on a sheet.

5 Layout order When [Page layout] is selected, select the imposition order and opening
direction.

● Page layout (2 pages)


Left to right (Top to bottom) : Original pages are imposed from left to right
or from top to bottom.
Right to left (Bottom to top) : Original pages are imposed from right to left
or from bottom to top.
● Page layout (4 pages)
Left top to right : Original pages are imposed from left top to right.
Left top to bottom : Original pages are imposed from left top to bottom.
Right top to left : Original pages are imposed from right top to left.
Right top to bottom : Original pages are imposed from right top to bottom.

6 Fit to printable If the original page does not have large enough margins for printing, it is
area normally printed as it is without page size reduction.
If the original page has a smaller margin, the part that exceeds the effective
print range is not printed out.
In such cases, if you place a checkmark here, the whole page is printed out
by adding a margin (changing the reduction rate) and preventing the edge of
the paper from being removed.

This option is not available when [Margin-plus] is selected.

7 180-degree You can rotate print images by 180 degrees by activating this option.
rotation

8 Margin-plus If you select this check box, printing will be done in a 95% scaling.

If [Fit to printable area] is not selected, this option is not available.

Working with the Printer Driver 35


Setting the Print Conditions

[Image] Tab

2
Print image

Settings 1 Screening type 3 Line art style


Grain-touch Grain-touch
Screen-covered Screen-covered
Screen frequency Solid-look
Screen angle
4 Text style
2 Photo type Bold
Standard Slim
Portrait OFF
Group

1 Screening type You can select either of the following two styles to print out photo images
in your document data. The print result of the selected style of photo images
is seen on the left side of the screen.

Grain-touch:
Various tones of photo images are reproduced by changing the number of
dots in an area according to original density. The printed-out photo images
will have a grain-touch appearance.
Screen-covered:
Various tones of photo images are reproduced by changing the size of dots
according to original density. The printed-out photo images will be covered
with a dot screen.
Though the wide range of tone levels in original photo images can be kept in
this style, their fineness will be lowered.
When you select [Screen-covered], you can set the screen-covered param-
eter.

36 Working with the Printer Driver


Setting the Print Conditions

Screen frequency
You can select the frequency of dots per inch (25.4 mm). You can select the
value from 38 to 200. The default value is 71.
Screen angle
You can select the angle of dot direction so as to make adjustments against
moire or other problems. You can select the value from 0 to 90. The default
value is 45.

2 Photo type Select the type of photo and set image finishing.

Standard
Clicking [Details] enables settings to be made for brightness and contrast.
Clicking [Details] opens the [Photo adjustment] dialog box.
Portrait
Use this setting for pictures of one or two individuals from the bust up. This
type of image processing is particularly good for printing photos of faces.
Group
This setting is for group photos that are over-exposed. This process is ef-
fective for restoring facial features that have become washed out by a flash.
When either [Portrait] or [Group] is selected, the “Photo adjustment” settings
made for [Standard] are returned to their defaults.

Photo adjustment

Brightness : The brightness of photo images can be adjusted


by 7 levels.
Contrast : The contrast of the overall image can be adjusted
by 7 levels.
Backlight correction : When a check mark is placed in the check box, back
light correction is applied to the image to make it
sharper.

Working with the Printer Driver 37


Setting the Print Conditions

Edge enhancement : When a check mark is placed in the check box,


edge enhancement is applied to the image to ac-
cent contours.
Tone smoothing : This setting is available when [Screen-covered] is
selected for [Photo]. When a check mark is placed
in the check box, the tonal expressions used in
screen-covered processing are smooth.

3 Line art style Specifies the expression method of the line (text).

Grain-touch : This mode displays colors in a gradation. Bright colors


are printed in light tones and dark colors are printed in
deep tones.
Screen-covered : The text sections are displayed with halftone dots. This
mode is unsuitable for small sized text.
Solid-look : This mode makes all text solid. You can use this mode
to express the text clearly. The difference of each text
color cannot be expressed.

4 Text style You can adjust the thickness of text in this mode.

Bold : makes the text thicker when printed out (to prevent patchiness).
Slim : makes the text slimmer when printed out (to prevent crushed lines).
OFF : doesn’t adjust the text volume.

Print image: According to the settings for [Photo type], [Line art style] and [Text style], document
data and print images will be displayed.
The actual document data and prints are different from the displayed images.

38 Working with the Printer Driver


Setting the Print Conditions

[Advanced] Tab

1
2
3
4
5

Settings 1 Print speed 4 Activate the Confidential mode after job completes
2 Copies 5 Output the data after initializing printer
3 Auto-process

1 Print speed Selects the print speed of the printer from 5 levels.
If it remains [Open], the original is printed at the speed set on the printer side.
With CV1200, the print speed is selected from 3 levels.

2 Copies You can use this field to specify the number of copies if no field is prepared for
print quantity entry in your application software. When the number of copies
can be specified in the [Print] dialog box of the application software, on the
other hand, you can ignore this setting because it has no effect on printing
operation.

Working with the Printer Driver 39


Setting the Print Conditions

3 Auto-process You can specify how to process your print jobs on your RISO printer, i.e.
complete them without interruption or interrupt them after a specified process
step. By interrupting your print jobs, you can check print position and quality
with test prints before continuing the print process or changing the print job
flow according to your print requirements. The available process flows are
as follows.

ON:
To complete print jobs without operator involvement on your RISO printer. No
pause is made between master-making and printing processes until the end
of print jobs.
Pause before “Master-making”:
To interrupt print jobs before each master-making process, thus allowing you
to handle a stack of printed copies, especially useful for duplex printing. You
can view the page image on the LCD of the printer to check what you are
about to print.
Pause before “Print”:
To interrupt print jobs before each printing process, thus allowing you to
check a sample print.
OFF:
To interrupt print jobs before each process step, i.e. both master-making and
printing processes.

4 Activate the You can prevent your confidential documents from being duplicated without
Confidential your knowledge by selecting this check box. When this check box is selected,
mode after job the remaining master is automatically replaced with a blank one after all speci-
completes fied print jobs are finished.

5 Output the data Your RISO printer is initialized before receiving print data when this check
after initializing box is selected. It is recommended to select this check box in most cases.
printer

40 Working with the Printer Driver


Setting the Print Conditions

[Option] Tab
■ This window appears only on CV3 series.

Settings 1 Job separator

■ The optional settings are displayed if your RISO printer is equipped


with optional devices, which are selected in the [Environment] tab.
(Page 24)

1 Job separator You can activate the job separator on your RISO printer and select the timing
of separation tape insertion.
<Open> : Follow the present setting of your RISO printer.
OFF : No separation tape inserted.
ON-Between jobs : Insert separation tapes per job.
ON-Between Pages : Insert separation tapes per page.
Refer to the user’s guide of the job separator for its functions and operations.

Working with the Printer Driver 41


Setting the Print Conditions

[About] Tab

This tab shows the version number, language and model name of your Print-
er Driver.
In case you need to contact your service representative because of function
errors, check this version number and so on beforehand.

42 Working with the Printer Driver


Uninstalling the
Printer Driver
The procedure of uninstalling the Printer Driver using the unin-
staller is described here.

In the case of uninstallation using the uninstaller, the driv-


er package cannot be deleted. When the driver package
needs to be deleted, such as for re-installation of the Print-
er Driver, uninstall the Printer Driver manually.

■ Uninstall the Printer Driver.......................44

Uninstalling the Printer Driver 43


Uninstall the Printer Driver

■ Uninstall the Printer Driver


The procedure of uninstalling the Printer Driver is described here.
(Regarding the procedure of manual uninstallation, see Page 47.)
IMPORTANT!
To uninstall the Printer Driver, it is necessary to log in to Windows with an ac-
count with the authority to change system settings (administrator, etc.).

Start the Uninstaller.


For Windows Vista/Windows 7:
Click [Start]-[All Programs]-[RISO]-[(Your printer model, XX Series)]-
[Uninstaller] in this order.
For Windows 8/Windows 8.1:
Open the “Apps” screen and click [Uninstaller] in the [RISO (Your printer
model, XX Series)] group.
For Windows 10:
Click [Start]-[All apps]-[RISO (Your printer model, XX Series)]-[Uninstaller]
in this order.

Select your language from the drop-down list, then click


[OK].

Click [Next].

44 Uninstalling the Printer Driver


Uninstall the Printer Driver

Select the printer for which the Printer Driver needs to be


uninstalled.

Click [Next].

Click [Uninstall].
When you place a checkmark in the [Uninstall also User’s Guide (PDF)]
checkbox, the User’s Guide (PDF) will also be uninstalled.

Uninstalling the Printer Driver 45


Uninstall the Printer Driver

Click [Finish].
When the Printer Driver has been uninstalled, be sure to restart your com-
puter.
When [Reboot the PC now.] is checked, your computer is restarted after
[Finish] is clicked.

46 Uninstalling the Printer Driver


Manually install-
ing / uninstalling
the Printer Driver
The procedure of installing / uninstalling the Printer Driver with-
out using the installer / uninstaller is described here.

For Windows Vista........................................48


■ Manual installation....................................48
In the case of USB cable connection.......48
In the case of USB Flash Drive output.....50
■ Manual uninstallation................................51
For Windows 7...............................................52
■ Manual installation....................................52
In the case of USB cable connection.......52
In the case of USB Flash Drive output.....53
■ Manual uninstallation................................55
For Windows 8/Windows 8.1........................56
■ Manual installation....................................56
In the case of USB cable connection.......56
In the case of USB Flash Drive output.....57
■ Manual uninstallation................................59
For Windows 10.............................................60
■ Manual installation....................................60
In the case of USB cable connection.......60
In the case of USB Flash Drive output.....61
■ Manual uninstallation................................63

Manually installing / uninstalling the Printer Driver 47


For Windows Vista
■ Manual installation
IMPORTANT!
• To install the Printer Driver, it is necessary to log in to Windows with an ac-
count with the authority to change system settings (administrator etc.).
• Printer sharing is not supported.

In the case of USB cable connection


Turn the power of the printer on, and connect the USB cable
to the printer.

Start your computer.

Connect the USB cable to your computer.

In the [Found New Hardware] window, select [Locate and


install driver software] and then [Don’t search online].

Select [I don’t have the disk. Show me other options.], and


then [Browse my computer for driver software].

Insert the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM into your compu-


ter.

In the [Browse] window, select the inf file of the driver to


install.
For Windows Vista (32-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-
[English]-RISODRV.INF
For Windows Vista (64-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-
[English]-RISODRV.INF

Select the printer in use and click [Next].

Restart your computer.

Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Printers] in


this order, and open the properties of the printer in which
the Printer Driver has been installed.

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Manual installation (For Windows Vista)

Click [Print processor] of the [Advanced] tab.

Select the following print processor from the list and click it.
In the case of a Windows Vista (32-bit): R36V8NP
In the case of a Windows Vista (64-bit): R36V6NP

Select [NT EMF 1.008] from the list of default data types, and
click [OK].

Print the test page.

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Manual installation (For Windows Vista)

In the case of USB Flash Drive output


Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Printers] in
this order, and select [Add a Printer] to start.

Click [Add a local printer] of the [Add a Printer] dialog box.

Create the local port (C:\RISO\RISORINC.prn, etc.).


IMPORTANT!
You cannot create the local port in the route of the startup drive.
Create any folder, and then create the local port in the folder.

Click [Have Disk], and select the inf file of the driver to in-
stall.
For Windows Vista (32-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-
[WinVista_8]-[English]-[USB flash]-RISODRV.INF
For Windows Vista (64-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-
[WinVista_8]-[English]-[USB flash]-RISODRV.INF

Select the printer in use, and click [Next].

Restart your computer.

50 Manually installing / uninstalling the Printer Driver


Manual uninstallation (For Windows Vista)

■ Manual uninstallation
Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Printers] in
this order, and delete the printer to uninstall.

From the menu displayed by right-clicking on the margin of


the [Printers] folder, select [Run as administrator] and then
[Server properties].

From the [Drivers] tab, select the Printer Driver to uninstall,


and click [Remove].

When the [Remove driver and package] dialog opens, select


[Remove driver and driver package] to delete the driver and
driver package.

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For Windows 7
■ Manual installation
IMPORTANT!
• To install the Printer Driver, it is necessary to log in to Windows with an ac-
count with the authority to change system settings (administrator etc.).
• Printer sharing is not supported.

In the case of USB cable connection


Turn the power of the printer on, and connect the USB cable
to the printer.

Start your computer.

Connect the USB cable to your computer.


IMPORTANT!
Do not proceed to the following steps until [Device driver software was not suc-
cessfully installed] appears in the task tray.

Activate [Device Manager].


Click [Start] icon-[Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Device Manager].

Right-click [Other devices]-[(Your printer name)] and then


click [Update Driver Software] from the menu that appears.

Click [Browse my computer for driver software].

Insert the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM into your computer.

Click [Browse], select the folder shown below and click [OK].
CV3 Series
For Windows 7 (32-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-
[English]
For Windows 7 (64-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-
[English]
CV1200 Series
For Windows 7 (32-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-[Windows]-
[English]
For Windows 7 (64-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-[Windows]-
[English]

52 Manually installing / uninstalling the Printer Driver


Manual installation (For Windows 7)

Select [(Your printer name)] from the list and click [Next].

Click [Close] and restart your computer.

Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and


Printers] in this order, right-click on the installed printer and
click [Printer properties] from the menu that appears.

Click [Print processor] of the [Advanced] tab.

Select the following print processor from the list and click it.
CV3 Series
For Windows 7 (32-bit): R36V8NP
For Windows 7 (64-bit): R36V6NP
CV1200 Series
For Windows 7 (32-bit): R36V8OP
For Windows 7 (64-bit): R36V6OP

Select [NT EMF 1.008] from the list of default data types, and
click [OK].

Print a test page from the [General] tab.

Click [OK] to close the window.

In the case of USB Flash Drive output


IMPORTANT!
USB Flash Driver cannot be used for the CV1200 series.

Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and


Printers] in this order, and select [Add a Printer] for starting.

Click [Add a local printer] of the [Add a Printer] dialog box.

Create the local port (C:\RISO\RISORINC.prn, etc.).


IMPORTANT!
You cannot create the local port in the route of the startup drive.
Create any folder, and then create the local port in the folder.

Insert the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM into your compu-


ter.

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Manual installation (For Windows 7)

Click [Have Disk].

In the [Browse] window, select the following inf file and click
[OK].
For Windows 7 (32-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-
[English]-[USB flash]-RISODRV.INF
For Windows 7 (64-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-
[English]-[USB flash]-RISODRV.INF

Select [(Your printer name)] from the list and click [Next].

Enter the [Printer name] and click [Next].

Click [Finish] to close the window.

Restart your computer.

54 Manually installing / uninstalling the Printer Driver


Manual uninstallation (For Windows 7)

■ Manual uninstallation
Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and
Printers] in this order, and delete the printer to uninstall it
from the printer folder.

Click on the existing printer and click [Print server proper-


ties] at the top of the window.

From the [Drivers] tab, select the Printer Driver to uninstall,


and click [Remove].

When the [Remove Driver And Package] dialog opens, select


[Remove driver and driver package.] to delete the driver and
driver package.

Manually installing / uninstalling the Printer Driver 55


For Windows 8/Windows 8.1
■ Manual installation
IMPORTANT!
• To install the Printer Driver, it is necessary to log in to Windows with an ac-
count with the authority to change system settings (administrator etc.).
• Printer sharing is not supported.

In the case of USB cable connection


Turn the power of the printer on, and connect the USB cable
to the printer.

Start your computer.

Connect the USB cable to your computer.

Activate [Device Manager].


Open the “Apps” screen and click [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-
[Device Manager].

Right-click [Other devices]-[(Your printer name)] and then


click [Update Driver Software] from the menu that appears.
If your printer name is not displayed, click [Action]-[Scan for hardware
changes].

Click [Browse my computer for driver software].

Insert the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM into your computer.

Click [Browse], select the folder shown below and click [OK].
CV3 Series
For Windows 8 (32-bit)/Windows 8.1 (32-bit):
(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-[English]
For Windows 8 (64-bit)/Windows 8.1 (64-bit):
(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-[English]
CV1200 Series
For Windows 8.1 (32-bit):
(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-[Windows]-[English]
For Windows 8.1 (64-bit):
(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-[Windows]-[English]

56 Manually installing / uninstalling the Printer Driver


Manual installation (For Windows 8/Windows 8.1)

Select [(Your printer name)] from the list and click [Next].

Click [Close] and restart your computer.

Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and


Printers] in this order, right-click on the installed printer and
click [Printer properties] from the menu that appears.

Click [Print processor] of the [Advanced] tab.

Select the following print processor from the list and click
it.
CV3 Series
For Windows 8 (32-bit)/Windows 8.1 (32-bit): R36V8NP
For Windows 8 (64-bit)/Windows 8.1 (64-bit): R36V6NP
CV1200 Series
For Windows 8.1 (32-bit): R36V8OP
For Windows 8.1 (64-bit): R36V6OP

Select [NT EMF 1.008] from the list of default data types, and
click [OK].

Print a test page from the [General] tab.

Click [OK] to close the window.

In the case of USB Flash Drive output


IMPORTANT!
USB Flash Driver cannot be used for the CV1200 series.

Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and


Printers] in this order, and select [Add a Printer] for starting.

Click [Add a local printer or network printer with manual


settings] of the [Add a Printer] dialog box.

Create the local port (C:\RISO\RISORINC.prn, etc.).


IMPORTANT!
You cannot create the local port in the route of the startup drive.
Create any folder, and then create the local port in the folder.

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Manual installation (For Windows 8/Windows 8.1)

Insert the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM into your compu-


ter.

Click [Have Disk].

In the [Browse] window, select the following inf file and click
[OK].
For Windows 8 (32-bit)/Windows 8.1 (32-bit):
(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-[English]-[USB flash]-
RISODRV.INF
For Windows 8 (64-bit)/Windows 8.1 (64-bit):
(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-[English]-[USB flash]-
RISODRV.INF

Select [(Your printer name)] from the list and click [Next].

Enter the [Printer name] and click [Next].

Click [Finish] to close the window.

Restart your computer.

58 Manually installing / uninstalling the Printer Driver


Manual uninstallation (For Windows 8/Windows 8.1)

■ Manual uninstallation
Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and
Printers] in this order, and delete the printer to uninstall from
the printer folder.

Click on the existing printer and click [Print server proper-


ties] at the top of the window.

From the [Drivers] tab, select the Printer Driver to uninstall,


and click [Remove].

When the [Remove Driver And Package] dialog opens, select


[Remove driver and driver package.] to delete the driver and
driver package.

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For Windows 10
■ Manual installation
IMPORTANT!
• To install the Printer Driver, it is necessary to log in to Windows with an ac-
count with the authority to change system settings (administrator etc.).
• Printer sharing is not supported.

In the case of USB cable connection


Turn the power of the printer on, and connect the USB cable
to the printer.

Start your computer.

Connect the USB cable to your computer.

Activate [Device Manager].


Right-click on the [Start] icon and click [Control Panel]-[Hardware and
Sound]-[Device Manager].

Right-click [Other devices]-[(Your printer name)] and then


click [Update Driver Software] from the menu that appears.
If your printer name is not displayed, click [Action]-[Scan for hardware
changes].

Click [Browse my computer for driver software].

Insert the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM into your computer.

Click [Browse], select the folder shown below and click [OK].
CV3 Series
For Windows 10 (32-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-
[WinVista_8]-[English]
For Windows 10 (64-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-
[WinVista_8]-[English]
CV1200 Series
For Windows 10 (32-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-[Windows]
[English]
For Windows 10 (64-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-[Windows]
[English]

60 Manually installing / uninstalling the Printer Driver


Manual installation (For Windows 10)

Select [(Your printer name)] from the list and click [Next].

Click [Close] and restart your computer.

Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and


Printers] in this order, right-click on the installed printer and
click [Printer properties] from the menu that appears.

Click [Print processor] of the [Advanced] tab.

Select the following print processor from the list and click
it.
CV3 Series
For Windows 10 (32-bit): R36V8NP
For Windows 10 (64-bit): R36V6NP
CV1200 Series
For Windows 10 (32-bit): R36V8OP
For Windows 10 (64-bit): R36V6OP

Select [NT EMF 1.008] from the list of default data types, and
click [OK].

Print a test page from the [General] tab.

Click [OK] to close the window.

In the case of USB Flash Drive output


IMPORTANT!
USB Flash Driver cannot be used for the CV1200 series.

Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and


Printers] in this order, and select [Add a Printer] for starting.

Click [Add a local printer or network printer with manual


settings] of the [Add a Printer] dialog box.

Create the local port (C:\RISO\RISORINC.prn, etc.).


IMPORTANT!
You cannot create the local port in the route of the startup drive.
Create any folder, and then create the local port in the folder.

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Manual installation (For Windows 10)

Insert the [RISO Printer Driver] CD-ROM into your computer.

Click [Have Disk].

In the [Browse] window, select the following inf file and click
[OK].
For Windows 10 (32-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 32-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-
[English]-[USB flash]-RISODRV.INF
For Windows 10 (64-bit):(CD-ROM):[Windows 64-bit]-[Driver]-[WinVista_8]-
[English]-[USB flash]-RISODRV.INF

Select [(Your printer name)] from the list and click [Next].

Enter the [Printer name] and click [Next].

Click [Finish] to close the window.

Restart your computer.

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Manual uninstallation (For Windows 10)

■ Manual uninstallation
Open [Control Panel]-[Hardware and Sound]-[Devices and
Printers] in this order, and delete the printer to uninstall from
the printer folder.

Click on the existing printer and click [Print server proper-


ties] at the top of the window.

From the [Drivers] tab, select the Printer Driver to uninstall,


and click [Remove].

When the [Remove Driver And Package] dialog opens, select


[Remove driver and driver package.] to delete the driver and
driver package.

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Appendix
Troubleshooting Tips.......................................65
Error Message on PC’s Display...............65
Operation Problems.................................66

64 Appendix
Troubleshooting Tips
Error Message on PC’s Display
Perform the actions given below if the following error messages appear in the PC’s display.

Message Description and Action



The printer is not ready for printing. q This message appears when your RISO printer requires
(The device is not ready.) paper or it is not connected to your computer properly.
Action Replenish paper or check your RISO printer and the
printer cable for poor connection, and then restart
printing.

q This message also appears when the memory of your RISO


printer becomes full during data transmission because the
size of the document data concerned is too large.
Action Reduce the file size of the document data concerned
or increase the value of the [Timeout] setting in your
computer system, and then restart printing.

Cannot print because an error is q This message appears if the printer settings (paper size, print
found in the current printer settings. orientation, etc.) in the application software and the Printer
Driver do not match.
Action Change the printer settings in the application software
to make them identical to those in the Printer Driver or
vice versa.

Appendix 65
Operation Problems
Check your system setup as given below if you encounter the following operation problems. Contact
your service representative for help if you cannot solve the problem.

No Printout

Problem Cause / Condition and Action



Your RISO printer is not receiving q Your computer is not securely connected to your RISO
data from your computer even after printer.
the print job finishes in the application
Action Connect the printer cable to both your computer and
software.
your RISO printer securely.

q The [RISO...] Printer Driver is not selected.


Action Select it and reprint.

q [Printing] is displayed as the printer status when you open


the [RISO...] printer monitor window.
Action Wait until the printer status display changes in the
[RISO...] printer monitor window.

66 Appendix
Problem Cause / Condition and Action

Your RISO printer cannot finish q The printer cable was removed just after a print job started
processing the current document in the application software. ([Printing] is displayed when you
data. open the [RISO...] printer monitor window in this case.)
Action Reconnect the cable and cancel the current job in the
[RISO...] printer monitor window. Then turn off the
main power switch of your RISO printer. After approxi-
mately 10 seconds, turn it on again.

q [Pause] is displayed as the printer status when you open the


[RISO...] printer monitor window.
Action Click [Restart] in the [Document] menu in the [RISO...]
printer monitor window.

q The printer settings (paper size, print orientation, etc.) in the


application software and in the Printer Driver do not match.
Action Change the printer settings in the application software
to make them identical to those in the Printer Driver or
vice versa, and repeat the print job from the application
software.

q The print job has been canceled before completion in the ap-
plication software on your computer.
Action Turn off the main power switch of your RISO printer.
After approximately 10 seconds, turn it on again.

Your RISO printer won’t start making q If you set the [Auto-process] to a setting other than “ON”, the
master when the documentation data process stops in operation in order to wait for instructions.
is transmitted from your computer or
Action Press Start key on your RISO printer. The next process
your RISO printer won’t start printing
starts.
after making master.

Appendix 67
Unexpected Print Result

Problem Cause / Condition and Action



Graphics cannot be printed properly. q The current [RISO...] printer driver was not selected as active
when editing graphics.
Action Select the current [RISO...] Printer Driver and edit
graphics again because graphics may not print prop-
erly if they are edited with another Printer Driver
selected.

q The specified custom paper size was so large that unexpect-


ed margins were assigned on a page.
Action Select another paper size or specify the custom paper
size within the valid range.

Images are reduced unexpectedly. q Did you use the Printer Driver corresponding to your RISO
printer?
Action If the name of your RISO printer is different from the
model name of your Printer Driver, the document data
cannot be printed out correctly.

Some fonts cannot be printed properly. q The [Use Printer Font] option is selected in the application
software.
Action Cancel the [Use Printer Font] option in the application
software.

The page image is not centered or is q The paper size setting in the application software is not iden-
clipped at an edge. tical to that in the Printer Driver.
Action Make both paper size settings identical.

q The print area specified in the application software is beyond


the maximum print area of your RISO printer.
Action Increase the border margins in the application software
to contain the page image within the printable area of
your RISO printer.

q There is something wrong with the Drum (Cylinder) in your


RISO printer.
Action Check your RISO printer, referring to the dedicated
user’s guide.

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Unexpected Action

Problem Cause / Condition and Action



Your RISO printer repeats the master- q The [Collated] check box is selected in the [Print] dialog box
making process for each copy of the in the application software.
identical page.
Action Cancel the current print job on your computer and turn
off the main power switch of your RISO printer. After
approximately 10 seconds, turn it on again. Always
cancel the [Collate Copies] or [Collated] option in the
[Print] dialog box when starting a print job.

Original data cannot be output to the q Are you using the Printer Driver for USB Flash Drive?
USB Flash Drive. There are two types of Printer Drivers. To output to a USB
Flash Drive, install the USB flash-via-Printer Driver. Data can-
not be output to a USB Flash Drive using an ordinary Printer
Driver. (Page 14)
q Are you using a USB Flash Drive formatted for RISO folders?
Create a folder just for RISO files in the USB Flash Drive.
(Page 20)

Appendix 69
Unable to Specify Settings

Problem Cause / Condition and Action



A name cannot be entered in the q The name is too long for the corresponding field.
dialog box to register the custom
Action Names can be up to 30 characters long.
paper size.

A desired value cannot be entered in q The value does not fall within the range.
the corresponding fields to register
Action Enter values within the valid ranges into the relevant
the custom paper size.
fields.

The custom paper size cannot be q The relevant dialog box was not closed correctly.
registered in the [RISO...] printer
Action Click [OK] on [Environment] tab after closing the [Cus-
driver.
tom paper entry] dialog box.
(Page 26)

The specified custom paper size q [Custom] is not selected in the [Paper Size] option in the
cannot be selected in the application [Properties] dialog box of the Printer Driver.
software.
Action Select [Custom] in the [Paper Size] option.

q [Paper Size: Custom] cannot be selected in the [Printer


Setup] dialog box in the application software.
Action Specify a standard paper size which is larger than the
specified custom one.

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