Why are my settings not registered on Kyocera KM-1820 All in One Printer?
The settings you configured for your Kyocera All in One Printer might not be registered if you didn't properly save them. To ensure your settings are saved, click the Submit button before navigating to another page or closing the COMMAND CENTER window. Alternatively, restart the printer to register all settings.
What to do if characters do not display properly in COMMAND CENTER of Kyocera KM-1820 All in One Printer?
If characters are not displaying properly in COMMAND CENTER for your Kyocera All in One Printer, ensure you are using a browser application that fully supports COMMAND CENTER.
Why can’t I access the other pages on Kyocera All in One Printer?
To access other pages on your Kyocera All in One Printer, you may need to enter the correct password.
What to do if I can’t perform settings on Kyocera KM-1820 All in One Printer?
If you cannot perform settings on your Kyocera All in One Printer, wait until the current operation has been completed before attempting to make changes.
How to access COMMAND CENTER on Kyocera KM-1820 All in One Printer?
To access COMMAND CENTER on your Kyocera All in One Printer: * Ensure the printer is powered on and in a ready state. * Verify the network cable is properly connected. * Configure network settings via the operation panel, consulting your network administrator for correct settings. * Enter the correct IP address, confirming it with your network administrator. * Check your browser settings, referring to its Help function. * Access COMMAND CENTER from an approved IP address and Read Community. * Use a compatible browser.
Power| electrical requirements | 120V, 60Hz, 7.8A |
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Paper Handling| standard paper capacity | 300 sheets |
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| max paper capacity | 550 sheets |
| paper weight (via paper drawers) | 16-28 lb bond |
Output Speeds| warm-up time | 20 seconds |
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| first print out time | 8 seconds |
| pages per minute (letter) | 18 |
Memory| standard RAM | 96MB |
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| maximum RAM | 320MB |
| optional system memory | 64, 128, 256 MB DIMM |
Weight and Dimensions| weight (without DP) | 32.0 lbs |
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| dimensions (without DP) | 19.5"W x 16.6"D x 15.2"H |
| dimensions (with DP) | 19.5"W x 16.6"D x 17.9"H |
Method for selecting paper source for copying. Choose from Auto, Cassette1, Cassette2, or MP Tray.
Adjusting the size of copies using zoom ratios. Options include 100%, Auto, Standard Zoom, or Zoom Entry.
Combining multiple originals onto a single copy. Options include 2 in 1 or 4 in 1 layout.
Mode to reduce toner consumption and save costs by printing lighter images.
Procedure for scanning documents to email or PC. Select destination and press Start.
Choosing the color mode for scanning. Options: Full Color, Grayscale, Monochrome.
Choosing between PDF, TIFF, or JPEG for scanned files based on scan color mode.
Installing and using the TWAIN driver for scanning from a PC application.
Configuring network parameters for printing, including IP addresses and protocols.
Enabling TCP/IP for network communication with Windows networks.
Selecting the printer language emulation mode, such as PCL6 or KPDL.
Verifying the status of print and send jobs. Displays details for each operation.
Checking the current operational state of the scanner (ready, scanning, preparing).
Checking the current operational state of the printer (ready, printing, preparing).
Displaying the remaining toner level on a 10-level indicator scale.
Adjusting screen contrast and message language for the operation panel.
Setting the machine's default startup mode (Copy, Send, or Status).
Configuring time-related functions like Date/Time, Time Zone, and Auto Sleep.
Registering custom paper and original sizes for specific needs.
Activating the user login function for security and access control.
Adding new user accounts, including name, ID, password, and access level.
Modifying existing user information such as name, ID, password, and access level.
Activating the job accounting feature to control copy and print usage.
Registering, deleting, and managing user accounts and their usage limitations.
Limiting the number of copies or scans per account.
Steps to connect to the machine's web interface via a web browser.
Accessing and modifying settings related to the printer functions.
Accessing and modifying settings related to the scanner functions.
Solutions for common problems encountered when using COMMAND CENTER.
Functionality and usage guidelines for the document processor.
Increasing machine memory capacity for enhanced scanning performance.
Instructions for installing and using the facsimile (fax) function.
Guidelines for choosing appropriate paper for optimal printing results.
Details on paper weight, thickness, dimensional accuracy, and moisture content.
Guidelines for using special paper types like transparencies and labels.
Definition of the machine's web interface for status verification and settings.
Protocol for automatic IP configuration, minimizing network administration load.
Suite of protocols defining how computers communicate over a network.
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