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Ricoh Usa Rate Limits

The RICOH THETA Web API runs locally on the camera over Wi-Fi and has no documented per-second request ceiling; effective throughput is bounded by the device's compute, Wi-Fi link quality, and the exclusive-use model (only one client can hold the camera at a time, signaled by the cameraInExclusiveUse error). Long-running commands return state: "inProgress" and require polling /osc/commands/status, which is itself the back-pressure mechanism. The RICOH360 Cloud API and Smart Integration platform do not publish public rate limits; limits and quotas are defined in the customer's commercial agreement.

Ricoh Usa Rate Limits is the machine-readable rate-limit profile for Ricoh USA on the APIs.io network, conforming to the API Commons Rate Limits specification.

It captures 4 rate-limit definitions, measuring concurrent client, in-flight commands, and varies.

The profile also includes 3 backoff/retry policies defined and response codes documented for throttled, exclusiveUse, and commandInProgress.

Tagged areas include Printing, Document Management, 360 Cameras, and Rate Limiting.

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Limits

THETA Web API exclusive use device
concurrent client
1 client at a time per camera; subsequent requests return cameraInExclusiveUse
THETA Web API in-progress commands device
in-flight commands
typically 1 long-running capture / convert command at a time
RICOH360 Cloud API account
varies
contract-defined; not publicly listed
Ricoh Smart Integration account
varies
contract-defined; not publicly listed

Policies

Exclusive-use serialization
Only one HTTP client at a time may hold the THETA camera; concurrent attempts get the cameraInExclusiveUse error instead of a 429.
Polling for long-running commands
Capture, video conversion, and similar long-running commands return state="inProgress" with an id; clients poll /osc/commands/status rather than relying on the camera to push.
Contract-defined cloud throttling
RICOH360 Cloud and Smart Integration throughput, concurrency, and quotas are defined in the customer contract; coordinate volume changes with the Ricoh integration team.

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