How to fix a Konica Minolta bizhub 223 All in One Printer that won't start?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer doesn't start, check the following: * Ensure the power supply plug is correctly inserted into the electrical outlet. * Make sure the Sub Power Switch is turned on.
What to do if Konica Minolta bizhub 223 cannot connect to the network?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer cannot connect to the network, make sure that the network cable is correctly connected. In addition, make sure that [Network Settings] in [Administrator Settings] have been correctly configured.
What to do if scanning does not start on Konica Minolta Printer Accessories?
If scanning doesn't start, the issue might be that the MFP wasn't restarted after connecting the unit. To resolve this, turn off the MFP Main Power, disconnect the USB cable from either the MFP or the unit, and then reconnect it. Wait for at least 10 seconds before turning the MFP Main Power back on.
How to fix failed login on Konica Minolta Printer Accessories?
If you're having trouble logging in, double-check your PIN code and ensure you're entering the correct one.
Why I cannot login to my Konica Minolta Printer Accessories?
You may not be able to log in because the PKI card is locked. This happens when the number of authentication failures reaches a specific limit to prevent further attempts. To unlock the PKI card, you will need to contact the PKI card administrator for assistance.
What to do if Konica Minolta All in One Printer shows a postscript error?
If a postscript error appears on your computer screen when using the Konica Minolta All in One Printer, it could be due to several reasons: * Insufficient computer memory - perform a test printing to check whether printing is possible. * An error in the application software settings - refer to the user's manual of the application software to check the settings. * Incorrect file printing settings - change the settings and try to print again.
How to fix light images when copying with Konica Minolta bizhub 223 All in One Printer?
If the images are too light when copying, consider these possible causes: * The copy density might be set to [Light]. Press [Dark] in the Density screen to copy at the desired copy density. * The paper might be damp. Replace it with new paper.
Why is the image printing at an angle on my Konica Minolta bizhub 223 All in One Printer?
An image may print at an angle due to several reasons: * The original may not be positioned correctly. Position the original against the Original Scale; if using the ADF, slide the adjustable Lateral Guide to fit the original's size. * The original may be incorrectly positioned in the ADF. If so, position the original on the Original Glass. * The Slit Scan Glass may be dirty (if using the ADF). Clean it with a dry cloth. * The adjustable Lateral Guides may be incorrectly positioned. Slide the adjustable Lateral Guide against the edges of the paper. * Curled paper may have been loaded. Flatten the paper before loading it.
Why are there streaks in the printed output from my Konica Minolta bizhub 223 All in One Printer?
Streaks or dark spots may appear on printed output for several reasons: * The Original Glass may be dirty. Clean it with a soft, dry cloth. * The Slit Scan Glass may be dirty. Clean it with a dry cloth. * The Original Pad may be dirty. Clean it with a soft cloth dampened with a mild detergent. * The original was printed on highly translucent material. Place a blank sheet of paper on top of the original. * A thin 2-sided original is being copied, causing the print on the back side to be reproduced on the front side. In the Background Removal screen, select a lighter background density.
How do I fix Konica Minolta bizhub 223 All in One Printer when user authentication or account track setting field is grayed out?
If the user authentication or account track setting field is grayed out and cannot be specified on your Konica Minolta All in One Printer, it may be because user authentication or account track is disabled on the Windows printer driver. In the [Configure] tab, enable user authentication or account track.
General| Print Speed | 22 ppm |
|---|---|
| Print Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Copy Speed | 22 cpm |
| Printing Technology | Laser |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Fax Transmission Speed | 33.6 kbps |
| Max Paper Size | A3 |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Zoom Range | 25% - 400% |
| Scan Speed (B&W) | 20 opm |
| Scan Speed (Color) | 20 opm |
| Fax Compatibility | Super G3 |
| Paper Sizes | A4, A5 |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, Mac OS |
Provides an overview of the User's Guide and its purpose for optimal use.
Explains symbols and conventions used in the manual for clear understanding.
Describes the two display modes (Tab and List) for the administrator interface.
Configures essential TCP/IP settings for network communication, including IPv4.
Details settings for IPv6 communication and notes any restrictions.
Explains how to configure and use PageScope Web Connection for machine management.
Provides a procedure for accessing the administrator mode for settings configuration.
Allows selection between Tab Function Display and List Function Display for the interface.
Explains how to use the context-sensitive popup help feature for network settings.
Guides users through configuring settings for specific functions using a wizard.
Disables Flash view, defaulting the interface to HTML format.
Configures the inactivity period before automatic logout from administrator or user mode.
Configures SMB settings for sending data to a network computer.
Sets up sending scanned data to a user's home folder via Active Directory authentication.
Configures sending scanned data as E-mail attachments, supporting SSL/TLS.
Configures sending E-mails with digital signatures using S/MIME, requiring a Hard Disk.
Configures E-mail encryption using user certificates (public key) with S/MIME.
Configures settings to send scanned data to a specified folder on an FTP server.
Configures sending scanned data to a specified folder on a WebDAV server via SSL.
Configures settings to use the TWAIN driver for importing images.
Configures settings for scanning data via Windows Web services.
Configures settings for LPR or Port9100 network printing.
Configures settings for SMB printing for Windows network sharing.
Configures settings for Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) printing.
Configures secure IPPS printing via SSL encryption.
Configures settings for printing to Macintosh computers using Bonjour protocol.
Configures settings for printing to Macintosh computers using AppleTalk protocol.
Configures settings for printing in a NetWare environment.
Configures settings for printing data using Windows Web services.
Configures wireless connection via Bluetooth for data transfer.
Configures settings to send faxes via Intranet/Internet as E-mail attachments.
Configures receiving Internet faxes, supporting SSL/TLS and APOP.
Configures IP address faxing for IP network communication.
Restricts machine usage via MFP authentication and account track.
Restricts machine usage via Active Directory authentication.
Restricts machine usage via NTLM authentication.
Restricts machine usage via NDS over IPX/SPX authentication.
Restricts machine usage via NDS over TCP/IP authentication.
Restricts machine usage via LDAP authentication.
Registers the device certificate for SSL communication settings.
Specifies which device certificate to use for various network protocols.
Explains how to export device certificates using PageScope Web Connection.
Details methods for registering user certificates for secure E-mail.
Restricts SMB address use via user authentication in the address book.
Configures secure Web services communication via SSL from Vista/Server 2008/7.
Configures SSL communication to Vista/Server 2008/7 via Web services.
Configures IP address filtering for access control.
Configures IPsec for securing IP packet communication.
Configures the supplicant function for IEEE802.1x authentication in a wired LAN.
Manages external certificates, including root and intermediate ones.
Restricts accessible destinations via reference groups and access levels.
Restricts users from registering/changing addresses and From address.
Configures copy guard and password copy functions.
Sets or changes the administrator password.
Configures function and reference permissions for public users.
Restricts direct destination entry, enforcing address book use.
Configures TCP Socket settings for application communication via SSL/TLS.
Configures OpenAPI settings for linking external systems and applications.
Configures settings for FTP and WebDAV server functions for application links.
Cancels application connections during server errors.
Configures machine date and time, manually or via NTP server.
Configures LDAP server search for E-mail addresses.
Configures machine display on network map via LLTD function.
Configures settings for SNMP monitoring of the machine.
Configures machine status reporting to administrators via E-mail.
Configures machine status reporting via SNMP TRAP functions.
Configures reporting machine counter information via E-mail.
Displays managed counter information.
Displays the machine's ROM version.
Saves or loads machine configuration information to/from a computer.
Configures Power Save and Weekly Timer functions for energy saving.
Displays network error codes for troubleshooting.
Resets network settings, controller, or destination information to factory defaults.
Enables enhanced functions by registering license codes.
Creates and downloads job logs (accounting, counting, audit).
Specifies text printing on blank pages when using the stamp function.
Configures skipping jobs under specific conditions.
Configures outline graphics for outline PDF creation.
Registers or deletes fonts and macros.
Registers administrator and machine E-mail/fax information.
Registers support information including contacts and URLs.
Registers header/footer programs for printing text or date/time.
Registers and edits addresses and icons in the address book.
Registers group destinations for bulk sending.
Registers destinations with address, communication, original info.
Temporarily registers destinations for one-touch access.
Registers E-mail subject and body for messages/faxes.
Registers prefixes/suffixes for simpler E-mail address entry.
Manages copy protect, stamp, font/macro data via network.
Configures settings for deleting unused boxes, documents, and using external memory.
Sets the maximum limit for Public User Boxes.
Changes settings or deletes User Boxes.
Enables the creation of new User Boxes.
Changes settings or deletes System User Boxes.
Creates new System User Boxes.
Configures basic printer settings, including paper trays and stapling.
Configures initial PCL print settings (symbol sets, fonts).
Configures initial PostScript (PS) print settings.
Configures paper size determination for TIFF/JPEG printing.
Configures initial XPS print settings, including digital signature verification.
Specifies timeouts for network and USB interfaces.
Disables the direct print function.
Restricts device information access via password.
Specifies whether to cancel stamp settings for fax transmission.
Configures sender/reception information printing on fax documents.
Configures dialing, fax receive mode, and incoming call settings.
Configures fax transmission/reception and file handling.
Configures various fax functions (ON/OFF).
Configures forced memory reception for fax lines.
Configures closed network reception with password.
Configures fax forwarding to pre-specified destinations.
Temporarily retains failed faxes for later redial.
Configures PC-FAX reception and User Box saving.
Enables TSI distribution based on sender's TSI.
Registers forwarding destinations for each TSI.
Configures PBX connection settings.
Configures output of various fax reports.
Configures settings for the second fax line.
Registers sender name and fax ID.
Specifies fax print quality correction based on resolution.
Registers applications and servers for fax server usage.
Lists network function specifications, protocols, and environments.
Describes accessing the Network Settings menu on the control panel.
Lists configurable network settings via the control panel.
Lists and explains various network error codes.
Provides definitions for technical terms used in the manual.
An index listing document topics alphabetically.
An index cross-referencing features to specific buttons or menu items.
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