What to do if Konica Minolta All in One Printer says number of User Box has reached its maximum?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer says that the number of User Box has reached its maximum, it means that the number of user boxes that can be registered has reached the maximum number possible. Delete unnecessary user boxes, and then try registering new boxes.
What to do if Konica Minolta BIZHUB 500 All in One Printer says number of documents in User Box has reached its maximum?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer indicates that the number of documents in User Box has reached its maximum, it means that the number of documents that can be saved in a user box has reached the maximum number possible. Delete unnecessary documents, and then try saving the document.
What to do if Konica Minolta BIZHUB 500 All in One Printer image could not be saved in User Box due to insufficient capacity in HDD?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer could not save the image in User Box due to insufficient capacity in HDD, it means that the hard disk is full. Delete unnecessary data, and then try saving the image.
What to do if destination cannot be selected on Konica Minolta BIZHUB 500 All in One Printer?
If the destination cannot be selected on your Konica Minolta All in One Printer because the number of destinations has exceeded the max. number of broadcasting possible, reduce the number of broadcast destinations, or send the transmission in multiple batches.
General| Print Technology | Laser |
|---|---|
| Print Speed (Black) | 50 ppm |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) | Yes |
| ADF Capacity | 100 sheets |
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Copy Speed | 50 cpm |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Fax Speed | 33.6 Kbps |
| Functions | Copier, Printer, Scanner |
| Max Paper Size | 11 x 17 inch |
| Scan Speed (Black) | 50 ipm |
| Scan Speed (Color) | 50 ipm |
| Zoom Range | 25-400% |
| Interface | Ethernet, USB |
Provides essential safety instructions for operating and maintaining the machine to ensure user safety.
Details safety precautions related to the power cord to prevent electrical shock or fire.
Provides safety guidelines for connecting to the power source to avoid hazards.
Explains safe handling and insertion of the power plug to prevent shock or fire.
Emphasizes the importance of connecting the power cord to a grounded electrical outlet for safety.
Covers safety precautions during installation, such as placement and avoiding foreign objects.
Stresses the importance of using the machine in a well-ventilated area to ensure health and safety.
Provides immediate actions to take in case of overheating, smoke, or damage to the machine.
Advises on safe procedures for moving the machine to prevent damage or injury.
Explains laser safety class, precautions, and specific warnings for users in Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Sweden.
Highlights safety labels and cautions regarding hot surfaces and high voltage areas on the machine.
Details recommended space dimensions for machine operation, maintenance, and access.
Outlines precautions for power source, operating environment, and storage of copies.
Explains the layout and function of each key and the touch panel on the control panel.
Details the procedure for turning the main and sub power switches on and off.
Explains user authentication and account track settings for limiting machine access.
Provides step-by-step instructions for users to log in using their assigned username and password.
Guides users on how to log in using their account name and password for account track.
Explains how to load paper into the machine's various trays when a "Replenish paper" message appears.
Provides detailed steps for loading paper into the main unit trays or the optional paper feed cabinet PC-202.
Details the procedure for loading paper into tray 3 of the optional paper feed cabinet PC-402.
Explains how to load paper into the large capacity unit LU-201.
Guides on manually feeding paper into the bypass tray for special paper types.
Describes the basic procedure for making a copy, from pressing the Copy key to starting the operation.
Outlines the fundamental steps involved in creating a standard copy.
Explains how to correctly position the original document for scanning, either in the ADF or on the glass.
Details methods for positioning originals using the ADF or original glass for optimal scanning.
Explains the correct orientation for placing originals into the automatic document feeder.
Explains how to place originals on the glass for scanning, with specific instructions for books and transparent media.
Describes how to set or change the number of copies to be printed.
Explains how to adjust the copy density and background removal for optimal image quality.
Details two modes for selecting paper size: automatic detection and manual selection.
Explains the Auto Paper Select function for automatic paper size detection based on original or zoom settings.
Guides on manually selecting the paper size and orientation for copying.
Describes how to specify paper size, type, and settings for the bypass tray.
Covers adjusting magnification ratios for copying, enlarging, or reducing images.
Covers making single-sided and double-sided copies from various original types.
Provides steps for creating double-sided copies from originals placed in the ADF.
Guides on producing double-sided copies using the original glass.
Explains how to create single-sided copies from double-sided originals using the ADF.
Allows scanning large documents in batches as a single job.
Explains how to stop, resume, or delete active jobs or held jobs.
Explains how to arrange and copy multiple original pages onto a single sheet to save paper.
Details how to add cover pages or insertions using different paper types for copied sets.
Guides on inserting pages of different paper types at specified locations within a copied set.
Explains arranging scanned pages in booklet format, including folding and stapling options.
Details how to erase black marks along borders, center folds, or outside areas to improve copy quality.
Covers adjusting the position of printed images, including centering and disabling rotation.
Explains the output modes (Sort, Group, Offset) provided by the machine when equipped with a finisher.
Details how to use the Staple output mode provided by finishers.
Explains the Punch mode for creating file holes in copies, available with specific finisher options.
Covers the Half Fold and Fold & Staple modes available with specific finishers for booklet creation.
Explains how to produce a sample copy to check settings before making multiple copies.
Guides on displaying and changing feature selections using the Mode Check function.
Details how to interrupt a printing job to perform another task and resume the original job later.
Explains how to store and recall frequently used copy job settings for convenience.
Provides steps to recall stored copy programs and check their settings.
Guides on how to adjust the touch sensor position if keys are not responding correctly.
Explains how to check and manage jobs, and how to view the job log using the Job List Screen.
Details the specific information available for checking jobs in Current Jobs and Job History lists.
Guides on verifying the settings for active or held jobs within the Current Jobs list.
Explains the procedure for deleting active or held jobs from the Current Jobs list.
Covers selecting the next job to print from the active jobs list to change its output priority.
Lists types of paper that should not be used to avoid print quality issues or machine damage.
Explains the two methods for using the ADF and how the machine detects original size.
Provides instructions for placing originals on the glass, especially for items unsuitable for the ADF.
Guides on how to respond when the machine indicates that paper needs to be replenished.
Details the process for replacing the toner cartridge when it runs out.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the toner cartridge.
Explains how the machine notifies when staple cartridges are empty and where to find replacement instructions.
Provides detailed steps for replacing the staple cartridge in the Finisher FS-511.
Guides on replacing the staple cartridge in the Finisher FS-510.
Explains the procedure for replacing the staple cartridge in the Saddle stitcher SD-502.
Details procedures for emptying dust boxes in the finishers and punch units.
Provides instructions for emptying the punch dust box of the Finisher FS-511.
Guides on emptying the punch dust box for the PU-501 unit mounted on Finisher FS-510.
Instructs users on how to respond when a "Malfunction detected" message appears, advising to contact a technical representative.
Details the steps to contact technical support, including noting malfunction codes and unplugging the machine.
Explains how to clear paper misfeeds when detected, using illustrations and guidance.
Provides a step-by-step guide for safely clearing paper jams from the machine.
Addresses issues where memory is full, causing scanning to stop or jobs to be deleted.
Offers solutions for common machine problems like failure to start, poor print quality, and alignment issues.
A reference table of common machine messages, their causes, and recommended remedies.
Details the procedures for cleaning various parts of the machine to ensure optimal performance.
Advises users to contact a technical representative for periodic maintenance when this message appears.
Specifies the intervals for Low Power and Sleep modes, and manual activation via the Power Save key.
Covers settings for user authentication and account track to limit machine access and manage usage.
Details specifying authentication methods, including external servers like Active Directory or SMB.
Guides on allocating user numbers, registering user details, and managing permissions.
Details setting up account names, passwords, and print limits for accounts.
Guides on setting a new administrator password for secure access.
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