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Version 3.0.12
Print and copy quota support
Ricoh Cloud Terminal now supports SAFEQ Cloud quotas. The user's available quota (credit) is shown on the terminal, and print and copy operations performed through SAFEQ Cloud applications are checked and charged against the user's quota.
This prevents users without sufficient credit from printing or copying.
(HCP-16894)
Unified authentication timeout
The terminal's authentication timeout (previously 20 seconds) was shorter than the SAFEQ Cloud service timeout (30 seconds).
The values have been unified to prevent premature login timeouts during authentication.
(HBT-6455)
Reliable migration from legacy ports
Devices that had ever run version 3.0.3 could remain stuck on legacy communication ports and would never migrate to the secure port (443), meaning they would stop working once the legacy ports are closed on the server.
The port transition logic has been improved so these devices correctly migrate.
(HCP-16638)
Application crash from file descriptor leak (EMFILE / WIN DEATH)
The terminal accumulated open file descriptors during repeated login/logout cycles and when releasing large numbers of pull-print jobs, eventually reaching the operating system limit and crashing with a native SIGSEGV / WIN DEATH.
HTTP clients, response bodies and handler threads are now properly released, keeping the file descriptor count stable across sessions and preventing the crash.
(HBT-6316)
Printer memory exhaustion for jobs without PJL headers
Jobs spooled from the mobile app or Chrome extension do not contain PJL headers, and the terminal was searching the entire file for them, causing long delays or leaving the printer out of memory and stuck.
The header search limit has been restored so only the beginning of the file is inspected before default headers are applied.
(HBT-6404)
Rotated scans for JPG and OCR workflows
Scan jobs were rotated when the JPG file type was selected or OCR was enabled (OCR forces JPG output). The terminal now correctly honours the device's rotation flag so scans keep their intended orientation.
Multi-page TIFF scans are also handled correctly for Auto, Grayscale and Full color modes.
(HBT-6281, HBT-6397)
Thick paper settings ignored via Cloud terminal
When printing through the Cloud terminal, thick paper settings were ignored and jobs were processed as plain paper, resulting in lower print quality.
The media type is now included in the PJL headers sent to the device so thick paper settings are correctly applied.
(HBT-6120)
Improved precise accounting accuracy
Several issues with precise (push-print) accounting were resolved:
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Print jobs were reported under the default "Print Job" title instead of the actual document name. (HBT-5417)
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Scan jobs caused an anomaly in the new reporting; scan jobs now use a correct unique identifier. (HBT-6388)
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When several jobs were printed at once, accounting created more jobs than were actually printed and split the page counts between them. (HBT-6433)
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Push-print jobs were sometimes accounted under the wrong filename. (HBT-6470)
Accounting now reports the correct number of jobs, page counts and document names.
Version 3.0.11
Fixed typo in Scan Workflow Help Notice
A typographical error present in the Scan Workflow Help Notice has been corrected.
The help text now displays accurately, ensuring users receive clear and correct guidance during scan workflows.
(HBT-6219)
Fixed incorrect page flip edge for A4 Landscape
When printing in A4 Landscape orientation using Pure Cloud Print, pages were being flipped on the wrong edge.
The terminal now correctly applies the flip edge setting for A4 Landscape jobs, ensuring printed output is properly bound and oriented as intended.
(HBT-6127)
Fixed non-functional Scan Workflow hiding toggle
The "Enable Scan Application" toggle, introduced to allow administrators to hide the Scan Workflow, was not functioning as expected.
The toggle now correctly controls the visibility of the Scan Workflow, giving administrators reliable control over the device interface as intended.
(HBT-6278)
Fixed incorrect scan original size fallback
Devices that support scan sizes larger than A4 and the auto-detect option, the originalSize scan setting was incorrectly falling back to A4.
The terminal now properly respects the device's supported size range and honours the auto-detect capability, ensuring scans are processed at the correct original size.
(HBT-6217)
Version 3.0.10
Configurable Scan Workflow visibility on Ricoh Embedded
Administrators can now hide the Scan Workflow and its shortcut directly in the Ricoh Embedded configuration.
This allows better control over available device features and helps simplify the user interface when scanning workflows are not required.
(HCP-14778)
Fixed print failure on Ricoh IM CW2200
Print jobs on the Ricoh IM CW2200 device were failing due to an unsupported printSide job setting being sent to the device.
The terminal now correctly detects device capabilities and omits unsupported settings when printing. This ensures successful print completion on IM CW2200 devices.
(HBT-5976)
Improved retrieval of Flex admin settings
Flex admin settings are now correctly retrieved from the MFD even when the Control Panel Startup Mode is set to Quick.
(HBT-6017)
(Security Advisory) The card enrollment process has been improved to correctly handle multiple user swipes.
We have enhanced the card enrollment workflow to improve resilience in cases where users did not complete the enrollment session.
Previously, incomplete enrollment sessions could, in rare circumstances, result in an unintended card-to-user association.
The enrollment process now includes improved session validation and handling to ensure accurate and secure card assignment, even when prior enrollment sessions are not properly finalized.
(HBT-5908)
Security update – dependency upgrade
A vulnerable third-party dependency has been updated to a secure version.
(HBT-6092)
Fixed duplicate endpoint issue
An issue where an approved device could appear as a duplicate endpoint after some time has been resolved.
(HBT-6063)
Version 3.0.9
This version was skipped.
Version 3.0.8
Clearer paper jam message during scanning
The scan paper jam message has been improved to provide clearer and more descriptive feedback to users.
(HBT-5834)
Support for offset collation
Ricoh Cloud Terminal now supports EOPJOBOFFSET=Shift/None, enabling offset collation functionality with the universal print driver.
(HCP-14730)
Hidden unsupported finishing options with custom driver
Finishing options are now automatically hidden when a custom print driver is used and those options are not supported.
This prevents confusion and avoids invalid job configurations.
(HBT-5903)
Improved application stability during shutdown
An application crash (“WIN DEATH”) caused by improper default handling during communication client shutdown has been resolved.
The terminal now handles shutdown scenarios correctly, improving overall stability.
(HBT-5684)
Version 3.0.7
(Security Advisory) Fixed rare cross-user print job visibility
Security advisory: Customers are strongly advised to update to this version or newer.
Resolved a rare issue where a newly logged-in user could see and release print jobs belonging to a previously logged-in user.
This could occur under specific conditions:
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Slow network connection on the MFD
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Home key assigned to Quick Actions
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Previous user logged out via auto logout, sleep timer, or energy saver button
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New user logged in while the previous SQTA token was still valid
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New user quickly pressed “Print all” after login
(HBT-5636)
Improved device token authentication stability
Improved the HCP signature flow for device token authentication to prevent unnecessary or random token approval requests.
(HCP-14793)
Fixed tenant connectivity issue
Resolved an issue where the terminal could not connect to the tenant and might display a duplicated client ID screen.
(HBT-5580)
Native fax application restored
The native fax application is now correctly displayed and accessible on the device.
(HBT-5654)
Correct application icon in customization settings
The My Quick Actions activity now displays the correct application icon in customization settings instead of the Android native icon.
(HBT-5577)
Prevented workflow display when no user is logged in
Quick Actions no longer display workflows from the last authenticated user when user authentication is turned off and no one is currently logged in.
(HBT-5740)
Hidden unsupported scan color option
The unsupported “Two colors” scan option has been removed from scan color settings to prevent invalid configuration.
(HBT-5584)
Correct instructions during endpoint authorization
The DCF screen now shows correct instructions when the endpoint is waiting for authorization instead of incorrectly switching to “Configure server unreachable.”
(HBT-5765)
Corrected print fallback behavior
Fallback to pull printing is now triggered only when the printer is not ready, preventing unnecessary fallback scenarios.
(HBT-5759)