Heap and Stack Settings for PIV or CAC enabled Ricoh MFDs
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The Ricoh ESA capture component supports CAC/PIV authentication.ﾠ The default memory settings on a Ricoh MFD are sufficient for Windows authentication, but too low for CAC/PIV authentication.ﾠ Having too low memory settings can cause authentication errors on the device.ﾠﾠWhen usingﾠCAC/PIV authentication, the heap/stack settings on the Ricoh MFDﾠshallﾠbe increased toﾠ75% max stack and 75% max heap.ﾠ
Steps and Instructions
The screenshots below show a Ricoh Aficio MP 2352 as an example.ﾠ On other Ricoh models, the menus and settings below might look slightly different.
Setup Instructions:
- Open a web browser
- It is recommended to open the web browser on the local desktop, not the Autostore server, because the server's Internet settings are sometimes too restrictive
- Launch the Web Image Monitor by typing "https://"ﾠfollowed by the device's IP address
- https://nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
- If you get a certificate warning, continue to this website
ﾠ - Click Login in the upper right cornerﾠ
ﾠ - Enter administrative credentials
- Default user name = admin
- Default password = [blank]ﾠ
- Click Login
ﾠ - After successful login, click Configuration button
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ﾠ - Scroll down to Extended Features Settings
- Click Administrative Tools
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ﾠ - Change the Heap Size to 75% of the maximum, for the model below this is 48 MB * 0.75 = 36 MB
- Change the Stack Size to 75% of the maximum, for the model below this is 512 KB * 0.75 = 384 KB
- Click Apply
- Click Back
- Navigate all the way back to the main screen
ﾠ - Click Reset Deviceﾠ
ﾠ - Confirm the Restart with OK
- Wait 5 minutes for the device to finishﾠbooting up
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Troubleshooting
For further assistance please contact Ricoh Support:ﾠhttp://www.ricoh-usa.com/support/support.aspx