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Tara MahoneyAug 27, 2025
What to do if Kyocera KM-2560 cannot perform memory reception?
- KKevin McdonaldAug 27, 2025
To resolve the issue, receive after the memory has free space, or create free space in the memory.
What to do if Kyocera KM-2560 cannot perform memory reception?
To resolve the issue, receive after the memory has free space, or create free space in the memory.
What to do if Kyocera All in One Printer cannot perform broadcast transmission?
This issue occurs when there isn't enough free space available in the memory. To resolve this, send after the memory has free space, or create free space in the memory.
What to do if Kyocera KM-2560 All in One Printer job accounting restriction exceeded?
The number of papers used has exceeded the limit preset by Job Accounting, and no further operation is possible. Press [OK]. The job is canceled. Try the job again after resetting the limit for paper use.
What to do if scheduled sending jobs exceeded on Kyocera All in One Printer?
The number of jobs has exceeded the limit set for delayed transmission. Press [OK]. The job is canceled. Wait until the delayed transmission is executed, or cancel the delayed transmission and then perform the job again.
Why can't my Kyocera KM-2560 store memory forwarding data in a FAX Box?
There are two possible causes: * The FAX Box may not be specified correctly. Check the memory forwarding setting. * There may not be enough free space available in the memory. Receive after the memory has free space, or create free space in the memory.
Why can't my Kyocera KM-2560 All in One Printer perform sub address transmission?
There are several possible reasons: * The recipient fax machine may not be equipped with a sub address transmission feature. Sub address transmission cannot be performed unless the recipient fax machine has a similar sub address transmission feature. * The entered sub address or sub address password may not be identical to the sub address or sub address password registered in the recipient fax machine. If your entry is correct, check with the recipient. This machine does not use a sub address password for reception. * There may not be free space available in the memory of the recipient fax machine. Check with the recipient.
Why does my Kyocera All in One Printer paper jam so often?
If your Kyocera All in One Printer is jamming paper often, consider these solutions: * Ensure the paper is loaded correctly. * If the paper is of a supported type and in good condition, remove it, turn it over, and reload it. * Replace curled, folded, or wrinkled paper with new paper. * Remove any loose scraps or jammed paper from the machine.
Why can't my Kyocera KM-2560 All in One Printer perform memory forwarding using a sub address?
This issue can occur for the following reasons: * The recipient fax machine may not be equipped with a sub address transmission feature. Sub address transmission cannot be performed unless the recipient fax machine has a similar sub address transmission feature. * The entered sub address may not be identical to the sub address registered in the recipient fax machine. If your entry is correct, check with the recipient. This machine does not use a sub address password for reception.
What to do if Kyocera KM-2560 All in One Printer cannot use sub address relay broadcast communication?
This problem arises when there isn't enough free space available in the memory. To resolve this, free up some space in memory and then send, or simply make some free space in memory.
Why is there no print output after reception on my Kyocera KM-2560 All in One Printer?
This can occur if memory forwarding is activated. Check the forwarding destination.
General| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
|---|---|
| Print Technology | Laser |
| Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Fax Speed | 33.6 kbps |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Type | All-in-One Printer |
| Print Speed | 25 ppm |
| Copy Speed | 25 cpm |
| Zoom Range | 25% - 400% |
| Supported Paper Sizes | A4, A5, B5, Legal, Letter |
| Warm-Up Time | Less than 30 seconds |
Explains the intended use of the Advanced Operation Guide and its importance for correct machine operation.
Prohibits unauthorized reproduction and copying of copyrighted or currency materials.
Lists registered trademarks and trade names used in the documentation.
Outlines the chapters included in the operation guide and their respective topics.
Explains formatting conventions like bold, italic, and notes for clear instruction understanding.
Specifies the size of originals being scanned for accurate copying.
Selects the paper source that contains the required paper size for copying.
Allows batch copying of originals with different sizes using the document processor.
Enables the creation of two-sided copies from one-sided or two-sided originals.
Allows adjustment of copy density in manual or auto modes for optimal output.
Saves toner by using a lower quality print mode for non-critical copies.
Scans originals in batches for large jobs, allowing settings to be changed during scanning.
Selects the original size for scanning, especially for non-standard sizes.
Selects the file format for scanned images, such as PDF, TIFF, or JPEG.
Restricts access to PDF files by assigning secure passwords for viewing or editing.
Selects image quality suitable for the original type (text, photos, or OCR).
Adjusts the fineness of scanning resolution to balance image quality and file size.
Selects emulation options to operate the machine using commands for other printer types.
Provides reference to printer settings for configuring other printers.
Defines the Document Box as a hard disk area for saving and retrieving documents.
Details procedures for creating, storing, and printing documents within Custom Boxes.
Explains the functions of Private Print, Stored Job, Quick Copy, and Repeat Copy Job Boxes.
Monitors the processing and waiting statuses of copy, print, send, and store jobs.
Reviews the history of completed jobs for printing, sending, and storing.
Allows pausing and resuming all printing or waiting jobs.
Displays the remaining amounts of toner, paper, and staples on the touch panel.
Configures general machine settings like language, sound, and defaults.
Adjusts default settings for various copying functions like paper selection and border erase.
Configures default options for sending functions, including quick setup and file formats.
Customizes printer defaults for emulation, resolution, and paper handling.
Configures network interface settings, including TCP/IP, NetWare, and AppleTalk.
Performs machine maintenance and adjusts printing quality settings.
Resets the machine's hard disk to default settings, erasing all data.
Manages user access, defining privileges for users and administrators.
Tracks and manages copy/print counts accumulated by individual accounts.
Enables overwriting of unwanted data and encryption of stored information.
Provides steps for installing the optional Security Kit, including encryption code entry.
Erases the entire hard disk, performed while the machine is in standby.
Details basic specifications and supported types of paper for the machine.
Provides definitions for technical terms used throughout the manual.
