Why does my Kyocera Printer Accessories say 'No certificate'?
If your Kyocera Printer Accessories show a 'No certificate' error, it means no certificate is installed, or the certificate file name is not correctly specified. Ensure that the certificate is installed and that you correctly specify the certificate file name.
What causes a handshake failure on Kyocera Printer Accessories?
If your Kyocera Printer Accessories show a 'Handshake failure', it might be due to an unsupported encryption method set on the server. Ensure that you are using a supported encryption method.
How do I resolve an 'Unknown ca' error on Kyocera Printer Accessories?
If your Kyocera Printer Accessories display an 'Unknown ca' error, it means the installed CA certificate cannot verify the server certificate in the RADIUS server. Make sure to install a correct CA certificate.
What does 'Peer error certificate' mean on Kyocera Printer Accessories and how to fix it?
If you encounter a 'Peer error certificate' message on your Kyocera Printer Accessories, the installed CA certificate cannot verify the server certificate in the RADIUS server. Ensure that you install a correct CA certificate.
How to fix 'Illegal parameter' error on Kyocera Printer Accessories?
If your Kyocera Printer Accessories display an 'Illegal parameter' error, an unsupported version of the TLS protocol might be in use. Ensure that you are using a supported version of the TLS protocol.
General| Category | All in One Printer |
|---|---|
| Print Speed (Black) | 65 ppm |
| Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Max Resolution (DPI) | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Standard Paper Capacity | 1, 150 sheets |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Type | Color |
| Paper Size | Letter, Legal, A4, A5, B5 |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Network Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Fax Resolution | 400 x 400 dpi |
Provides instructions on how to interpret symbols and sections within the manual.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used to convey important information.
Describes the web-based job and device management tool and its capabilities for end-users and administrators.
Details the steps required to access the COMMAND CENTER web utility from a client computer.
Explains the components and layout of the COMMAND CENTER web interface for end users.
Outlines the information displayed on the [Device] tab, including device details, options, and paper status.
Explains the meaning of various icons that indicate equipment status, errors, or maintenance requirements.
Covers displaying, deleting, and releasing print jobs currently in the queue.
Provides steps for displaying and deleting fax and internet fax transmission jobs.
Details how to display and delete scan jobs that are currently queued.
Explains how to view historical logs of print jobs performed on the equipment.
Describes how to view logs of transmissions sent via fax, internet fax, and email.
Explains how to view logs of received faxes, internet faxes, and emails.
Covers how to view logs of scan jobs that have been performed.
Provides instructions on creating and managing private and public templates for device operations.
Details how to add, edit, delete, and manage contacts and groups in the address book.
Explains how to set up, edit, and delete mailboxes for document storage and retrieval.
Describes how to display and view the total and department-specific counters for printed, copied, and scanned pages.
Outlines the administrative capabilities of COMMAND CENTER for configuring and managing the equipment.
Provides the procedure for logging into COMMAND CENTER in administrator mode for full control.
Covers various configuration settings accessible via COMMAND CENTER, including device, network, and service settings.
Details maintenance tasks like software updates, data backup/restore, and log management performed via COMMAND CENTER.
Introduces optional features that can be configured via COMMAND CENTER if installed.
Describes how to enable and configure IPsec for secure data encryption and communication.
Provides detailed steps for configuring IPsec policies, filters, and IKE keys.
Guides users through the process of installing certificates on a client PC for secure network access.
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