New MFDs on campus

New MFDs on campus

We are replacing our fleet of Ricoh Multi-Function Devices (MFDs).

What is happening?

You’ll see engineers on campus over the next few weeks, installing new Konica Minolta MFDs and removing old devices.

How will this affect me?

The replacement programme starts today in the Edward Wright Building and will continue in other locations across campus as follows:

Week beginning 15 August

  • Edward Wright
  • MacRobert
  • Sir Duncan Rice Library
  • The Hub
  • Taylor Library
  • Taylor Building
  • University Office
  • Fraser Noble
  • Polwarth

Week beginning 22 August

  • Meston Building
  • St Mary’s
  • Suttie Centre
  • IMS 
  • King’s College
  • Cruickshank
  • William Guild
  • Zoology
  • Rowett
  • Hillhead Halls
  • Regent Building
  • Dental School
  • Cardiac Research Office
  • Centre for Health Science (Raigmore)
  • Children’s Hospital
  • Clinical Pharmacology ARI
  • Clinical Research
  • Foresterhill House Annexe
  • Health Centre (General Practice)
  • Health Sciences
  • Liberty Safework Research

Week beginning 29 August

  • Lighthouse Field Station (Cromarty) 
  • Lillian Sutton Building
  • Link Building
  • Marischal College
  • Maternity Hospital
  • Medial Physics Building
  • Medical Research
  • Museum Townhouse
  • Ocean Lab (Newburgh)
  • PET Centre
  • ASV
  • Chaplaincy Centre
  • College Bounds
  • Confucious
  • Counselling
  • Crombie Annexe
  • Crombie Office
  • Heating Station
  • Humanities Manse
  • Old Brewery
  • Powis Gate
  • Security Office

What should you do?

You don’t need to do anything. The Konica Minolta MFDs may look different but they connect to our existing print queues and print management tools.

The touch screen interface on the new devices is slightly different, so we’ll display a set of Posters next to each MFD to help you get started. We’re also updating our Quick Start Guides on Printing, Copying, and Scanning and you’ll be able to download these from our Fact Sheets page on StaffNet soon.

Konica Minolta will offer onsite training covering general day-to-day maintenance (e.g. loading paper, sorting paper jams, etc.) during the first weeks of the new service. We’ll advertise these sessions by email soon.

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