Why does my Konica Minolta bizhub 215 say '[FRONT COVER OPEN CLOSE FRONT COVER]'?
The message '[FRONT COVER OPEN CLOSE FRONT COVER]' on your Konica Minolta All in One Printer indicates that the front cover is open or not securely closed. To resolve this, make sure to securely close the front cover of the printer.
How to fix 'PC CONNECTION FAILED' on Konica Minolta bizhub 215?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer displays 'PC CONNECTION FAILED', with a 'Read Data Error' and '[Scanner not ready]' message, it could be due to several reasons: * The machine hasn't started. * A system crash occurred during transmission. * The USB or network cable isn't correctly connected. Here's how to troubleshoot: 1. Turn the machine OFF and ensure the USB and network cables are correctly connected. 2. If the connections are secure, turn the machine ON again. 3. If the problem persists, contact your service representative.
What causes 'Read Data Error' on Konica Minolta All in One Printer, and how can I fix it?
A 'Read Data Error' on your Konica Minolta All in One Printer indicates an error occurred while scanning data. To resolve this: 1. Turn the machine OFF and check that the USB cable and network cable are connected correctly. 2. If the USB cable and network cable connections are found in order, turn the machine ON again. 3. If the problem persists, contact your service representative.
What to do if my Konica Minolta bizhub 215 displays 'Scanner Busy'?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer displays 'Scanner Busy', it's likely because a TWAIN scan and a copying job are running simultaneously, which can halt the scanning process. The solution is simple: wait until the copying or scanning process finishes.
What does '[USB MEMORY FULL]' mean on my Konica Minolta bizhub 215 All in One Printer?
The '[USB MEMORY FULL]' message on your Konica Minolta All in One Printer indicates that the USB memory's capacity is less than the data size you're trying to scan. To resolve this, either increase the available space by deleting files on the USB memory, or use another USB memory stick with more available space.
What does '[DOC.FEED COVER OPEN CLOSE DOC.FEED COVER]' mean on Konica Minolta All in One Printer?
The message '[DOC.FEED COVER OPEN CLOSE DOC.FEED COVER]' on your Konica Minolta All in One Printer indicates that the Document Feeder Cover of the ADF (Automatic Document Feeder) is open. Securely close the Document Feeder Cover.
What does '[APS SIZE ERROR(XXX)]' mean on Konica Minolta All in One Printer?
The message '[APS SIZE ERROR(XXX)]' on your Konica Minolta All in One Printer means that there is no suitable-size paper when the original is copied in the auto paper select mode. 'XXX' indicates the paper size. Load paper of the suitable size or press Paper to select another paper size.
What does '[AMS SIZE ERROR]' mean on Konica Minolta bizhub 215?
The message '[AMS SIZE ERROR]' on your Konica Minolta All in One Printer means that the zoom ratio based on the combination of the original size and paper size is outside the range from 25% to 400% when the original is copied in the auto zoom select mode. Load paper of the suitable-size paper or press Zoom to select a zoom ratio.
How to fix paper jam in Konica Minolta All in One Printer?
When the message '[PAPER JAM Open #th side cover]' appears, it indicates a paper jam inside the machine, where '#' specifies the tray. Open the cover at the indicated position and carefully remove the jammed paper. If the issue persists, repeat the process to ensure all paper fragments are removed.
What does '[DISCONNECT]' mean when using USB memory with Konica Minolta bizhub 215?
The '[DISCONNECT]' message on your Konica Minolta All in One Printer indicates that the connection to the USB memory has been interrupted. Check that the USB memory is connected correctly.
General| Print Speed | 21 ppm |
|---|---|
| Print Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Paper Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Max Paper Size | A3 |
| Copy Speed | 21 cpm |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
| Printing Technology | Laser |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Scanning | Yes |
| Optical Scanning Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Faxing | Optional |
| Multi-purpose Tray Capacity | 100 sheets |
| Standard Output Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Maximum Output Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Internal Memory | 128 MB |
| Dimensions | 570 x 531 x 449 mm |
| Memory | 128 MB |
| Time to First Page | 8.5 seconds |
| Scan Type | Flatbed |
| Maximum Input Capacity | 1350 sheets |
| Type | Monochrome |
| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan |
| Fax Transmission Speed | 33.6 kbps |
| Network Connectivity | Optional |
Provides an overview and thanks the user for purchasing the machine.
Lists the available user guides and their content.
Describes the purpose and scope of this User's Guide.
Explains symbols, formatting, and conventions used throughout the manual.
Details symbols related to safety, procedures, and references.
Explains how original and paper sizes are indicated in the manual.
Details the names and functions of each part of the control panel.
Describes the buttons and indicators on the control panel.
Describes the functions of the optional Extended Operation Panel MK-733.
Explains the messages displayed on the fax mode and utility screens.
Shows pictograms used in fax mode and their meanings.
Defines the default settings for copy and fax modes when the machine is turned on or reset.
Covers procedures and types related to original documents.
Instructions for loading originals into the Automatic Document Feeder.
Describes original types, loading methods, and precautions.
Covers required registrations and default settings checks.
Lists essential items to register before using the machine for the first time.
Instructs users to check factory default settings and change them as needed.
Step-by-step guide to set the machine's current date and time.
Explains how to configure the machine for daylight-saving time.
Provides instructions for registering the machine's local fax number.
Explains how to register a sender name that appears on sent originals.
Describes how to specify line type and set line monitor sound volume.
Details how to specify the communication line type (PSTN or PBX).
Explains the basic steps for sending a fax from the machine.
Covers procedures for loading originals into the machine.
Instructions for loading originals into the Automatic Document Feeder.
Instructions for loading originals onto the flatbed scanner glass.
How to select the image quality for scanned documents.
Covers methods for specifying fax destinations.
Lists methods for specifying a single fax destination.
Detailed steps for manually entering a destination fax number.
Explains how to send a fax using pre-registered one-touch dial destinations.
Explains how to send a fax using pre-registered speed dial numbers.
Describes how to send faxes to multiple destinations registered in a group.
Explains how to register and execute functions for program dial destinations.
How to search and select destinations from the Address Book.
Specifies destinations using a combination of dial keys and functions.
Explains how to send a fax to multiple destinations sequentially.
Redials the last fax destination that was dialed.
Covers operations during the original scanning process.
Describes actions to take when the machine's memory is full during scanning.
Covers scenarios and actions for when fax transmissions fail.
Explains automatic redialing and what happens when a transmission fails.
Covers procedures for manual fax transmission.
Procedure for sending a fax after a voice call has been made.
Procedures for canceling active transmissions or reservations.
How to cancel a fax transmission job that is currently in progress.
How to delete queued transmission jobs or reservations.
Covers how to check the results of fax communications.
How to view the results of sent and received faxes.
Instructions for printing various communication reports and lists.
Details the types of reports and lists that can be printed.
Details the types of reports and lists that can be printed.
Explains memory and immediate transmission methods.
Explains how to scan and save originals in memory for later faxing.
Describes sending faxes directly without using memory.
How to set a specific time for transmitting faxes.
Explains how to send multiple originals at a specified time.
Covers procedures for receiving fax data.
How received faxes are saved in memory for later printing.
Details the paper sizes supported for printing received documents.
Explains how the machine selects paper for received documents.
How the machine automatically receives faxes based on call count.
Procedure for manually receiving a fax after picking up the receiver.
Explains how to use the machine as a phone to make calls.
Explains how to receive calls when the machine is used as a phone.
Covers F-code transmission functionality.
How to specify F-codes (SUB, SID) when entering a fax number.
How to specify F-codes when registering one-touch or speed dial destinations.
Covers confidential user box functionality for secure communication.
Procedure to register a Confidential User Box for secure communication.
How to send documents securely to a Confidential User Box.
How to print documents received in a Confidential User Box.
Covers Polling TX functionality for sending documents.
Explains how to send documents based on the receiver's polling instruction.
How to delete documents that have been sent via polling.
Covers Polling RX functionality for receiving documents.
Covers setting up relay transmission functionality.
Covers setting up the machine as a relay distribution station.
Explains how to forward received documents to a specified destination.
Covers the process and settings for transmitting Internet faxes.
Items to configure before sending an Internet fax.
Steps for sending an Internet fax, including loading originals and specifying destinations.
How to search for email addresses in the Address Book using LDAP.
Covers various transmission settings for Internet faxes.
How to set a specific time for transmitting Internet faxes.
Choosing between basic or advanced settings for transmission.
Setting the maximum size for transmitted Internet fax data.
Setting the resolution for transmitted Internet fax data.
Selecting the compression method for Internet fax transmission.
Covers specifying image quality and density for scanning.
How to select the image quality for scanning originals for Internet fax.
How to adjust the density for scanned originals.
Covers additional functions for Internet fax.
Assigning a title (subject) to an email to be sent.
Setting an address to send receiving result reports when errors occur.
Configuring whether to print headers on faxes.
Covers the process and settings for receiving Internet faxes.
Items to configure before receiving an Internet fax.
Lists the types of data that can be received via Internet fax.
How to configure automatic reception of Internet faxes and the receiving interval.
How to manually receive an Internet fax.
Provides an overview of the PC-FAX functionality.
Explains the PC-FAX function and its requirements.
Lists the system requirements for using the fax driver.
Steps for connecting the machine and installing the fax driver.
Covers the process of installing the PC-FAX driver.
Details on how to install the fax driver based on connection type and OS.
Instructions for automatic installation of the fax driver via the setup program.
Steps for installing the fax driver over a network connection.
How to manually install the driver using the Windows Add Printer wizard.
Steps for manual installation using Add Printer wizard for older Windows versions.
Instructions for installing the fax driver via a USB connection.
Guidance on updating the fax driver after connecting the machine.
Covers the process of uninstalling the PC-FAX driver.
Procedure for manually removing the fax driver from the system.
Covers the process of sending a fax using the PC-FAX function.
Basic procedure for sending a fax using PC-FAX.
How to create and attach a cover sheet to a fax.
Covers various settings for the PC-FAX driver.
Configures basic settings for the fax driver, like page layout and paper size.
Sets sender details such as name, company, and contact information.
How to add new destinations to the PC-FAX address book.
How to modify existing destination details in the address book.
How to create groups of destinations for sending faxes.
How to modify existing groups in the address book.
How to remove destinations or groups from the address book.
How to import address data from a CSV file.
How to save address book data in CSV format.
Covers various utility settings for the machine.
Register destinations in one-touch dial, speed dial, and group dial.
Configure default settings for each fax function.
Configure default settings for transmission operations.
Configure default settings for receiving operations.
Configure default settings for each report function.
Configure settings like buzzer volume, initial mode, and remote monitor.
Configure E-mail settings, auto reception, and reply addresses.
Configure communication settings like line type and monitor sound.
Configure date, time, daylight saving, and user fax number.
Covers management of stored addresses.
Lists items that can be registered: one-touch dial, speed dial, group dial, program dial.
How to register destinations in one-touch dial keys.
How to modify or remove one-touch dial entries.
How to register destinations in speed dial numbers.
How to modify or remove speed dial entries.
How to register multiple destinations into a group.
How to modify or remove group dial entries.
How to register destinations with specific functions for program dial.
How to modify or delete sequential broadcast transmission programs.
How to modify or delete specified-time transmission programs.
How to modify or delete confidential transmission programs.
How to modify or delete polling RX programs.
How to modify or delete relay instruction transmission programs.
Covers registration items for fax functions.
Lists items for fax registration, including Mail Box and Relay Box.
How to register a Confidential User Box for secure fax reception.
How to remove Confidential User Box settings.
How to register a Relay User Box for relay transmission.
How to remove Relay User Box settings.
Covers various transmission settings for fax communication.
Lists various transmission settings for fax communication.
How to adjust the scanning density for fax transmission.
How to prioritize image quality or resolution for fax transmission.
Setting the default transmission mode (Memory TX or ADF TX).
Enabling or disabling header printing for faxes.
Setting up confirmation prompts for fax numbers.
Covers various receiving settings for fax communication.
Lists various receiving settings for fax communication.
How to set the start and end times for memory reception with a password.
How to manually end the memory RX mode before the set time.
Setting the number of rings before auto reception.
Setting options for reducing or cutting received documents.
Selecting when to start printing received faxes.
Selecting between auto or manual reception mode.
Setting to forward received faxes to another destination.
Enabling or disabling footer printing on received documents.
Selecting the paper tray for printing received documents.
Enabling or disabling reception from unregistered fax numbers.
Covers settings for automatic report printing.
Lists the types of reports that can be automatically printed.
Setting to automatically print the activity report every 60 communications.
Setting to automatically print reservation reports.
Setting to automatically print transmission result reports.
Setting to automatically print receiving result reports.
Introduction to PageScope Web Connection utility for remote machine control.
Lists the network and web browser requirements for PageScope Web Connection.
Covers how to use the PageScope Web Connection utility.
Steps to access PageScope Web Connection via a web browser.
Explains the layout and elements of the PageScope Web Connection interface.
Explains the differences between user and administrator modes for accessing the utility.
Instructions on navigating and using PageScope Web Connection functions.
Details the functions available in the user mode.
Displays system configuration and status of the machine.
Shows details of paper trays, ROM version, and consumables.
Enables checking of machine count information like total copies.
Configures settings related to the machine's transition to Power Save mode.
Provides access to online assistance and product information.
Allows checking details of print jobs and managing them.
How to download and print PRN files created by the printer driver.
Enables checking of settings relevant to printer output, like paper source.
Enables checking of paper size settings for printer output.
Enables checking of settings relevant to the PCL function of the printer.
Enables printing of test pages like configuration and PCL font lists.
Enables checking of the PCL font list.
Enables checking of registered one-touch dial settings.
Enables checking of registered speed dial settings.
Enables checking of registered group dial settings.
Enables checking of basic network settings.
Lists common messages and their troubleshooting steps.
Describes causes and corrective actions for paper jams in different locations.
Describes causes and corrective actions for document jams in the ADF.
Indicates when toner or paper is depleted and needs attention.
Describes communication failures and failed redial attempts.
Indicates memory overflow during fax or email transmission.
Describes errors related to server connection, IP address, and password.
Indicates received data issues like format errors or server memory full.
Guides on resolving issues related to fax sending.
Troubleshooting steps when the original is not scanned correctly or is oblique.
Troubleshooting unclear received fax images due to original quality or positioning.
Troubleshooting when the destination receives a blank page or incorrect image.
Troubleshooting issues with automatic fax sending.
Guides on resolving issues related to fax receiving.
Troubleshooting unclear received fax images.
Troubleshooting when blank pages or streaks are received.
Troubleshooting issues with automatic fax reception.
Guides on resolving problems with phone calls.
Troubleshooting no sound issues with external phones.
Troubleshooting missing dial tones after dialing.
Troubleshooting low recipient voice volume in on-hook mode.
Troubleshooting issues with the phone ring volume.
Provides technical specifications related to the fax function.
Covers the Local Setup Utility for machine configuration.
Explains the purpose and functions of the Local Setup Utility.
Lists the system requirements for installing LSU.
Steps to connect the machine and install LSU on a computer.
Detailed steps for installing the LSU software.
How to launch the LSU application.
Description of icons and functions within the LSU screen.
How to establish a connection between LSU and the machine.
How to download configuration and settings from the machine.
How to create a new configuration file for LSU.
How to register one-touch dial destinations using LSU.
How to edit existing one-touch dial entries using LSU.
How to register speed dial destinations using LSU.
How to edit existing speed dial entries using LSU.
How to register multiple destinations into a group using LSU.
How to modify existing group dial entries using LSU.
How to save machine settings to a computer via LSU.
How to save settings from LSU onto the machine.
How to configure and save utility settings using LSU.
Covers configuration of administrator settings using LSU.
How to view the machine's total counter information using LSU.
How to view the machine's configuration settings list using LSU.
Steps to uninstall the LSU software from the computer.
Provides explanations of technical terms used in the manual.
An index of topics listed by item.
An index of topics listed by button.
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