Ip601m Fiery Service Manual

SSD SUPPORT SOLUTIONS
IP-601M - ALL ACTIVE SOLUTIONS

October 2006
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IP-601M
Solution ID TAUS0616548EN00 Solution Usage 27
Description
Unable to print. The IP controller appears to lock up.
Solution
CAUSE: An irregularity with system software which causes the IP601M to reboot with specific PCL* files.
SOLUTION: Update the IP601M system software. There are currently patches that will update system software to minimum version 5.5.4f. These patches
are available on the FTP site .
Notes:
1. This problem may only occur when the IP601M is first powered up and has come to ready and prior to any other printing/test prints are performed.
2. As an interim solution, print out the IP601M configuration page after the IP601M has come to ready. This may allow the job to print without a problem.
3. System software must be at version 5.5.4 prior to installing the patches.
4. It is highly recommended that the IP is rebooted and an IP configuration page is printed after each system software patch is installed.
5. It is highly recommended that the main body firmware is updated to the latest firmware listed on the [[Konica FTP site| URL
ftp://kbtdigital:kx15@ftp.konicabt.com]].
Description
The IP will not completely boot up with the KN302A card installed.
Solution
CAUSE: The KN card is installed in an incorrect PCI slot.
SOLUTION: Confirm that the IP will boot normally without the KN card installed. If the IP boots properly without the KN card installed, install the KN card in
third PCI slot from the top.
Description
What is the maximum amount of memory that the IP601M recognizes?
Solution
The IP601M will currently recognize 256MB of RAM memory. If more than 256MB of RAM is installed or the largest DIMM is not in the first memory slot, the
IP will not boot. If installing a 128MB memory module along with the installed 64MB, place the larger DIMM in memory slot 1.
Note: Supported memory modules are:
PCUA ITEM DIMM
950631 MU-401 64MB
950632 MU-402 128MB
Description
ERROR IN GETTING NODE FROM EUI message on a monitor prior to the completion of warm-up.
Solution
CAUSE: The printer relay board/2 has failed (engine component).
SOLUTION: Confirm the printer relay wiring is secured into the socket of the printer relay board 2. Replace printer relay board 2 (p/n 13JQ-7330) as
necessary.
Description
[[GENERAL PROTECTION FAULT message| URL http://techweb.konicabt.com/tpm/media/GPF.pdf]] on the attached monitor when the controller is powered
ON.
Solution
CAUSE: The hard drive file allocation table (FAT) has become corrupted.
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SOLUTION: The hard drive must be re-partitioned and re-formatted. To re-partition and re-format the hard drive, perform the following:
1. Create a Microsoft* [[Windows 95 boot disk| URL http://web.tampabay.rr.com/jokrow/downloads/boot95b.exe]] or Windows 98 boot disk .
2. Power ON the IP controller with the boot disk in the floppy drive.
3. At the DOS prompt, type FDISK and press ENTER.
4. The first screen that appears asks, "Do you wish to enable large disk support?" Select NO and press ENTER.
5. Select [Delete Partition] or [Logical Drive] and press ENTER.
6. Select [Delete Primary DOS Partition], press ENTER, then follow the prompts.
7. When prompted to restart, cycle the power on the IP unit.
8. The first screen that appears asks, "Do you wish to enable large disk support." Select NO and press ENTER.
9. Select [Create DOS Partition] or [Logical DOS drive] and press ENTER.
10. Select [Create Primary DOS Partition] and press ENTER.
11. "Do you want to create the largest partition possible", is asked. Select YES.
12. When prompted to restart, remove the boot disk and cycle the power on the IP unit.
13. Reload system software.
* Trademark ownership information
Description
What is the order number for the IP601M PostScript* Kit?
Solution
The IP601M PostScript Kit (PS-361M) order number is Item #950610.
Note: The IP601M PostScript kit in not interchangeable with the IP601 PostScript kit.
Description
Printing errors or incomplete print jobs when printing from Macintosh*-based operating systems.
Solution
CAUSE: Although rare, when printing from Macintosh-based operating systems with spooling enabled from the main body operation panel, it is possible for
print jobs to contain errors or print incompletely.
SOLUTION: Remove power from the 7075/IP601 printing system by turing the main power switch on the left hand side of the 7075 OFF. After turning the
power to the printing system back ON, set the spool setting to OFF by performing the following actions:
1. Access the printer menu by pressing the Mode key on the main body 7075.
2. Select the printer menu.
3. Select controller set.
4. Select spool.
5. Select off.
At this point, printing from the Macintosh can be resumed.
Description
How to print onto 8.5x11 inch tab paper.
Solution
Requirements:
1. Konica 7155/7165 Visual PostScript driver 7.01 or higher.
2. 11x8.5 plus 1/5 cut tabs paper.
PROCEDURE
On the main body:
1. Load tab paper in the "R" orientation into the bypass tray with the tabs facing the front of the machine.
2. On the main body operation panel press the button which represents the bypass tray.
3. Select paper type/size.
4. Select non STD size.
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5. Input a height of 229 mm.
6. Input a width of 279 mm.
7. Select OK.
Within the document to be printed:

1. Select file from the menu bar then select page setup.
2. Select Properties.
3. Select the set up tab.
4. Select landscape.
5. Select custom as the original paper size.
6. Using millimeters as the unit of measure, input a value of 2790 for the length and 2290 for the width.
7. Select the bypass tray as the paper source.
8. Select OK (twice).
9. The print driver and main body are now configured for printing onto tab paper.
Description
When selecting the printer mode via the operation panel, the LCD is blank. If a monitor is attached to the controller, the monitor displays 'After Reset RCR
should be 00=ffffffff' repeatedly across the screen.
Solution
CAUSE: In error, IP601 system code was loaded on an IP601M controller. The message above pertains to the Parallel Security board, which the IP601M
does not use.
SOLUTION: Load 'IP601M' system code on the controller to correct the issue.
Description
IP601M Introduction Info Source No. 113-01.
Solution
IP601M Introduction Info Source No. 113-01 .
Note: To view the PDF, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
[[http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html| URL http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html]]
Description
KN302, how to reset to factory specifications.
Solution
To reset the KN302 card to factory settings, perform the following:
1. Power down the IP unit and remove the cover.
2. Remove the KN302 from the IP unit.
3. Set jumper OP2 to the FACT position (for factory initialization).
4. Reseat the card in the IP unit.
5. Power the IP unit ON and leave it on for five minutes.
6. Power down the IP unit and remove the KN302 card.
7. Reset jumper OP2 to the NORMAL position.
8. Reseat the card into the IP unit and reassemble the cover.
9. The card should now be initialized and should print a status page once both the IP unit and the printer have come to a ready state.
Description
KN302A, how to reset to factory specifications.
Solution
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To reset the KN302A card to factory settings, perform the following:
2. Remove the KN302A from the IP unit.
6. Power down the IP unit and remove the KN302A card.
9. The card should now be initialized and should print a status page once both the IP unit and the printer have come to a ready state.
Description
Will not initialize with the main body (7075/FORCE 75).
Solution
CAUSE: The firmware version(s) of the main body (7075/FORCE 75) require updating and can not communicate with the IP601M.
SOLUTION: Upgrade the main body firmware to the latest versions found on the Konica FTP site .
Notes:
1. The minimum firmware levels needed for a 7075 connected to an IP601M are as follows:
Image Control firmware version - 51
Printer Control firmware version - 51
Operation firmware version - 51
Video Interface (VIF) version - 20
The minimum firmware levels needed for a FORCE 75 connected to an IP601M are as follows:
Image Control firmware version - 21
Printer Control firmware version - 51
Operation firmware version - 21
Video Interface (VIF) version - 20
2. If SC56-04 occurs after upgrading firmware to the main body, set 25 mode software switch 23-4 to 1.
Description
How to install the IP601M printing system onto an AIX* version 4.2.x and 4.3.x server.
Solution
AIX installation instructions .
Description
The IP601M does not recognize the PostScript* security chip.
Solution
CAUSE: The IP601 PostScript chip (PS-361, Item #950648) was installed. This chip is incompatible with the IP601M.
SOLUTION: Verify the item number on the PS-361M box is 950610 or serial number on the PS-361M chip should start with '13sl'. Carefully remove the
PS-361 PostScript chip and install the PS-361M PostScript chip.
SPECIAL NOTE: Solution provided by Rick Herman, Integration Specialist, KBT Arlington.
Description
SC56-04 after installing scanning firmware and IP601 system software.
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Solution
CAUSE: Software switch 23-4 is not set to 1.
SOLUTION: To set software switch 23-4 to 1, perform the following:

1. Hold the 'P' button down until the message, Enter 4-digit Password To Change, is displayed.
Note: The button must be pressed for about 5 seconds before the message is indicated.
2. Enter the password 9272 and press the Start Print button.
Note: This is a fixed password and cannot be changed.
3. The selections below will be offered; select the 25 mode.
[1] Basic Screen
[2] 36 mode
[3] 25 mode
[4] Key Operator mode
[5] 47 mode
[6] Exit
4. Press item 1 Software SW setting.
5. Use the UP/DOWN ARROW keys to scroll to software dipswitch 23, bit 4 (23-4).
6. Press ON.
7. Press Mode Change and then EXIT to return to normal operation.
Description
Disk 1 of system software version 5.5.6 does not format the hard drive.
Solution
CAUSE: This is normal operation when reloading system software version 5.5.6 over 5.5.6.
SOLUTION: Reloading system software 5.5.6 over 5.5.6 will rewrite all the necessary printer firmware programs and the file management (spool) area. The
reason for this change is to prevent the deletion of "Downloaded font", "Password Print" and "Scan data" from a hard drive reformat.
Notes:
1. If a complete reformat is required, an IP601M format disk is now available. The IP601M will produce beep codes when hard drive format is complete. The
format disk program can be dowloaded from the Konica FTP site .
2. Disk 1 from system software version 5.5.6 will format the hard drive if it is blank (no system code installed) or is loaded with a version below 5.5.6 (i.e.,
5.5.4, etc.).
Description
What is the part number for the IP601M hard drive?
Solution
IP601M hard drive (p/n 13SA-9020).
Description
IP601M will not boot. Main BIOS has wide range protection error message is displayed with a monitor attached to the IP unit.
Solution
CAUSE: BIOS settings are invalid and must be reloaded.
SOLUTION: To reload the BIOS settings, perform the following:

1. Boot the IP601M with a keyboard and monitor attached.
2. Press DEL to access the BIOS menu.
3. Select LOAD FAILSAFE from the menu.
4. Upon reboot, press DEL to access the BIOS menu.
5. Select AC BACKFUNCTION = FULL ON (this will allow the IP to boot when power is sensed).
Description
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The IP601M does not boot and an attached monitor indicates the following message: 'error during dosFsDevInit: 38001' and the second line 'Iderror:unable to
open (startup.o)'.
Solution
CAUSE: The IP601M hard drive boot sector or system code is corrupt.
SOLUTION: Install the IP601M hard drive format disk and then reload system code with the latest version.
Description
Why is the N-UP feature not available for the IP601M PCL* driver in Windows* NT and Windows 2000 environments?
Solution
This is specification for the IP601M PCL driver. These features are not available in these environments.
Description
KN302, reasons why the KN card might not connect to a Novell* NDS server.
Solution
1. The SET 'reply to request for nearest server' setting is not enabled.
2. Not enough licenses.
3. Signature level not set between 0 - 2. Signature level 3 (packet encryption) is not supported.
4. No autosense. If the NICs are bound to three or more LAN protocols, then the autosense of media type fails. Select a frame type manually.
5. NDS and the local schema are corrupt and need to be repaired with DSRepair.
6. Printer object is not set up as remote/unknown. Wipe all objects and recreate them with Quick Setup.
7. The Disable Bindery setting is checked in the IPX setup on the KN card. It disables everything.
8. Using autosense hubs. The port needs to be set up as a single speed or a single speed hub needs to be placed between the autosense hub and the KN
card.
9. The KN card is not advertising on the network. Use Display Servers command and view three instances of the KN card.
10. If AppleTalk* is not needed, disable it. Both AppleTalk and Novell protocols are chatty.
Description
Can sheet insertion be performed to insert chapter sheets or separator sheets into a finished set using the PostScript* driver?
Solution
Sheet insertion is an option only when printing using the PCL* driver .
Description
How to enable/disable job offset.
Solution
To enable/disable job offset, perform the following:
1. Power the main body (7075/Force 75) OFF.
2. Access the Key Operator Mode (power the main body ON, while pressing the [HELP] key).
3. Press the down-arrow on the lower left corner of the LCD, scroll to and select [13 Memory Switch setting].
4. From the Memory Switch settings, scroll to memory switch [23 JOB OFFSET OPERATING].
5. Press [Change Setting Contents] on the lower middle of the touchscreen until the desired setting (ON/OFF) is displayed.
6. Power the main body OFF/ON to return to the normal operating mode.
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Description
Common PCL* and PJL printer commands for the IP601M controller.
Solution
For developers or users that would like to create their own drivers or manually insert printer commands, for common PCL Top Ten Most Commonly
Requested PCL Commands list.
The following are all of the PJL commands that the NSSG is currently aware of that control finishing functionality for the 7075/FORCE 75 with an IP601M:
@PJL SET RESOLUTION=400 (600)
@PJL SET COPIES=#
@PJL SET ORIENTATION=PORTRAIT (LANDSCAPE)
@PJL SET PAPERTRAY=AUTO (TRAY1, TRAY2, TRAY3, TRAY4, MANUAL)
@PJL SET PAPER=LETTER (LEGAL, TABLOID)
@PJL SET PIFRONT=OFF (PITRAY1)
@PJL SET PIBACK=OFF (PITRAY1)
@PJL SET OUTPUTBIN=DEFAULT (BIN1, BIN2)
@PJL SET COLLATE=ON (OFF)
@PJL SET DUPLEX=ON (OFF)
@PJL SET BINDING=LONGEDGE (SHORTEDGE)
@PJL SET JOBOFFSET=ON (OFF)
@PJL SET STAPLEPOSITION=OFF (LEFT, TOP2, LEFT2)
@PJL SET LAYOUT=OFF (4IN1, 2IN1, 2IN1RPT)
@PJL SET PUNCH=TOP (LEFT)
@PJL SET FOLD=OFF (ON)
@PJL SET TRIM=OFF (ON)
@PJL SET STITCH=OFF (ON)
@PJL SET FRONTCOVER=OFF (ON)
@PJL SET FRONTPRINT=OFF (ON)
@PJL SET FRONTTRAY=MANUAL (TRAY1, TRAY2, TRAY3, TRAY4, SHEETFEEDER)
@PJL SET BACKCOVER=OFF (ON)
@PJL SET BACKPRINT=OFF (ON)
@PJL SET BACKTRAY=MANUAL (TRAY1, TRAY2, TRAY3, TRAY4)
@PJL SET WAIT=OFF (ON, PROOF)
@PJL SET IMAGESHIFT=OFF (ON)
Notes:
1. These codes are case sensitive.
2. The information in parentheses is the additional options that are available which each PJL command.
3. Certain combinations of commands, such as double staple side and tabloid size paper, are not possible given the physical limits of the machine. If
selecting some of these "illegal" combinations, the unit will either drop one of the selections or indicate an error condition. A complete Driver Function
Combination List can be found in the IP601(M) User's Guide.
4. The commands listed above are Konica-specific.
5. A listing of common universal PCL commands can be found in the HP* Technical Reference Manual . The IP601 conforms to HP PCL 5E standards.
6. If additional PJL commands are required, please contact NSSG.
7. To view the above links, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
What are the PCL* escape codes for the printer resident fonts on the IP601M?
Solution
Internal Fonts List .
* Trademark ownership information Internal Fonts List .

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Description
Unable to properly print booklet pages with Adobe* Acrobat* PDF documents utilizing the Konica PostScript* (visual) driver.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect PostScript options settings within the Konica PostScript (visual) driver.
SOLUTION: To properly print booklets with Adobe Acrobat PDF documents, uncheck (deselect) {Use PostScript Pass-through} within the print drivers
PostScript Options.
Notes:
1. The PostScript Options settings selections is a button located within the PostScript tab of the printers properties.
2. This solution was tested and confirmed with Adobe Acrobat version 5 utilizing the Konica PostScript (visual) driver version 1.0.5.1.
Description
Adobe* Acrobat* PDF documents do not print correctly when selecting the N-Up layout option with the Konica PostScript* (visual) driver.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect PostScript options settings within the Konica PostScript (visual) driver.
SOLUTION: To properly print Adobe Acrobat PDF documents with the N-Up layout option, uncheck (deselect) [Use PostScript Pass-through] within the print
drivers PostScript Options.
Notes:
1. The PostScript Options settings selections is a button located within the PostScript tab of the printers properties.
2. This solution was tested and confirmed with Adobe Acrobat version 5 utilizing the Konica PostScript (visual) driver version 1.0.5.1.
Description
The IP601M does not automatically power ON when the main power switch of the 7075/FORCE 75 print engine is powered ON.
Solution
CAUSE: Power Management CMOS settings for the IP601M are set incorrectly.
SOLUTION: To set the proper Power Management CMOS settings to allow the IP601M to automatically power ON when the main power switch of the
7075/FORCE 75 print engine is powered ON, perform the following:
NOTE: Keyboard and monitor attached to the IP601M are required.
1. Power ON the IP601M.
2. With the attached keyboard, press the DELETE key when the monitor displays the IP's initial POST up screen. This will bring up the CMOS SETUP
UTILITY screen.
3. With the DOWN arrow key, scroll down to POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP and press ENTER. This will bring up the POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP
UTILITY screen.
4. The following three settings must be set to allow the IP to power up automatically with the engine main switch:
Note: The UP/DOWN arrow keys will allow navigation to each setting and the PAGE UP/PAGE DOWN keys will allow the settings to be changed.
a. Setting, APCI SUSPEND TYPE, must be set to S1(POWERON SUSPEND).
b. Setting, SOFTOFF BY PWR-BTTN, must be set to INSTANT OFF.
c. Setting, AC BACK FUNCTION, must be set to FULL-ON.
5. After these three settings have been programmed, press F10 and ensure Y is selected in the SAVE TO CMOS AND EXIT window, and then press ENTER.
The IP will then reboot automatically.
6. After the IP has fully rebooted, power OFF/ON the print engine main power switch to confirm the IP powers up automatically.
Description
When printing documents using Microsoft* Word or other application in Windows XP with the PCL* driver, the document may have random issues with italics
and fonts.
Solution
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SOLUTION: Setting the TrueType option within the print driver to either Bitmap or Raster resolves the issue with the text printing a font which resembles the
italic format. The recommended setting to print TrueType fonts is Bitmap:
Note: TrueType options:
This setting controls the way TrueType fonts are stored and printed on the printer. In most cases this setting can be left on Bitmap. This will cause the printer
driver to select the best data format to use for TrueType fonts, and will usually result in the highest quality output and fastest printing speed.
Description
Documents will not staple or stitch (Fold, Stitch) when printed from PageMaker* 6.5 or 7.0.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect setting for Collate in the Print drivers Print features.
SOLUTION: In the print drivers Print features, set the Collate option to SORT.
This setting is required anytime a selected Finishing option requires the document to be stapled (i.e., STAPLE or FOLD, STITCH, etc.).
Notes:
1. This solution only applies when printing with a Konica PostScript* driver and utilizing a printer specific PPD file. Adobe* PageMaker incorporates its own
embedded PostScript driver which can perform all of the necessary print rendering. In this print process, all that is needed from the Konica driver is the PPD
file. The PPD file setups the printer specifics finishing features. The Konica PostScript driver simply provides the port to print through.
2. This solution does not apply when printing via the Konica PCL* driver, stapling will function normally. The PCL driver does not use a PPD file. Therefore,
PageMaker will utilize the PCL driver for print rendering and as a port to print through.
3. This solution does not apply when printing via the Konica Visual PostScript driver ONLY if the drivers PostScript option {Use PostScript Pass-through} is
unchecked (deselected) within the print drivers Properties. Stapling will function normally. The {Use PostScript Pass-through} setting is made to the driver's
properties outside of the application. With this option unchecked, PageMaker will fully utilize the Konica Visual PostScript driver for both rendering and a port
to print through. When the option is checked, the Konica Visual PostScript driver is not utilized for print rendering but only as a port to print through. The
Konica Visual PostScript driver does not have its own PPD file, therefore, use the Konica Adobe PostScript driver's PPD file to enable finishing options. This
setup is no different than printing through the Konica Adobe PostScript driver.
Description
The IP601M is intermittently locking up and rebooting and subsequently a status page will print out and only have an inch of text with the remainder black.
Solution
CAUSE: RL3 on the main body has failed.
SOLUTION: Replace the failed relay RL3 (p/n 55VA88410).
Description
The IP601M will not boot up and a message of WIDE RANGE PROTECTION is displayed on a monitor. Loading the failsafe defaults resolve the problem
until the unit is powered OFF/ON.
Solution
CAUSE: The battery in the printer CB has failed.
SOLUTION: Replace the failed battery in the printer control board. The battery can be obtained locally.
Description
What is the hexadecimal value for a printer reset PCL* command for job control?
Solution
The hexadecimal value for a printer reset PCL command for job control is 0x04.
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Description
The stapling unit is disabled when double-side staple portrait is selected using the IP601M PCL* driver version 1.6.12 in conjunction with tabloid or legal size
paper.
Solution
CAUSE: The requested functionality is out of specification for the IP601M as the request exceeds the physical limitations of the printer.
SOLUTION: A request has been made to the development team to have a constraint added to the PCL driver that would prevent the user from selecting this
combination of features.
Description
Missing information in the help section of the IP601M PCL* driver version 1.6.12 pertaining to certain advanced printing features such as booklet mode
printing.
Solution
CAUSE: The developers of the IP601M driver are aware of this situation.
SOLUTION: Users who require a general overview on advanced printing functions for the IP601M refer to the User's Reference Guide or contact the local
service organization.
Description
The IP601M is rebooting when it receives heavy print job traffic from both the parallel port and the KN302A simultaneously.
Solution
CAUSE: This is a known issue.
SOLUTION: The IP601M will function properly when receiving a lesser amount of traffic simultaneously from the parallel port and the KN302A. Development
is currently working on a correction so that the IP601M will properly handle jobs from the KN302A and the parallel port regardless of the amount of print traffic
coming in to the printer.
Description
Why is the watermark feature not available within the IP601M PCL* driver for Windows* NT and Windows 2000?
Solution
This is the specification for the IP601M PCL driver. The watermark feature is not available in this environment.
Description
How to print simplex and duplex pages within a single print job.
Solution
This functionality known as mixplex is beyond the printing specifications of the 7075/IP601M printing system. Mixplexing will not function. The attributes of
the first page of the print job concerning simplex or duplex printing will hold true for the rest of the job. By default the IP601M is a simplex printer.
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Description
Why does pagination change when printing any document using the Konica Minolta print driver?
Solution
Explaining pagination differences between different manufacturers print drivers:
This situation is not uncommon in the printing world. Commonly, documents will be formatted differently when printed to printers made by different
manufacturers. There are many reasons for this. Due to physical differences between printers, as well as copyright laws, different manufacturers will use
different programs for their drivers. It is the driver that does the majority of the formatting for the image to be placed on the page. Different drivers will use
different algorithms when imaging spacing and font metrics. Often times, this results in a slightly different look or format for a document when printed to two
different printers.
There are also potential differences within the image areas of the main bodies of the two printers. The print controller takes the image area into account when
laying out the image on the paper. Different image areas can determine different layouts. These factors can result in lines of text being moved on the paper.
If lines are moved enough, or lie close enough to the threshold of the image area, text and page breaks that are rendered in a certain position on one printer
may be rendered in a different position on another.
This scenario will occur across the board for printer manufacturers. A Lexmark* is different from an Epson* which is different than an HP*, etc. Obviously, the
output from certain printers will match up closer to some printers than others. The effect of this behavior can be reduced somewhat by printing with a
common standard PDL such as PostScript*. Alternatively, the customer can print with a common driver to both printers. In other words, one can print to the
HP using the Konica driver or vice versa. In this way, at least the driver-generated output would be the same going to both machines. While the output still
may not be exactly the same, the effect of printing to two different printers can be lessened. There may even be different output within the same printer
manufacturer (i.e., Konica IP302 print controller is good, but the IP304 print controller is not; Lexmark Optra K1220 is good, but the Optra T614 is not).
The analogy that is often used when explaining this to customers involves motor vehicles. A Ford and Dodge are essentially the same in terms of the fact that
they are cars that serve as a means of transportation, just as two printers are output devices. However, while the end result of driving two different cars is
essentially the same, there may be certain differences with regard to cornering and acceleration that give each car a distinct feel. This is essentially what is
happening between the two printers.
It is understandable that the customer does not want to convert thousands of existing documents, but due to the vast number of different printers currently
available on the market today, it is not possible to exactly emulate all printer manufacturers' algorithms. The only other option is to pick one printer model,
format these documents that need a consistent look for that printer, and use only that particular printer to print these documents. If there are any further
questions, please feel free to contact the National Systems Solutions Group at 1-800-825-5664.
Description
Which Konica print drivers are natively available in Microsoft* Windows XP?
Solution
Windows XP comes with Konica PostScript* drivers natively installed for the KL3015, IP201, IP301, IP302, IP303, IP402, IP411, IP421, IP431 and IP601.
There are no native PCL* drivers for Windows XP.
Description
Common PCL* commands for Vertical Motion Index (VMI) for letter size paper.
Solution
The PCL command for 66 lines per page on 8.5x11 (portrait) = &l7.27C
The PCL command for 66 lines per page on 11x8.5 (landscape) = &l5.45C
Description
When attempting to install the PU108 option with the FS108 option in the PCL* driver [[Setup| IMAGE V:\bitmaps\7075PCL_Setup.bmp SCROLL]], an
[[[Installed options,]| IMAGE V:\bitmaps\7075_PCL_msg.bmp SCROLL]] conflict message window opens.
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Solution
CAUSE: An updated print driver is required.
SOLUTION: The latest PCL print driver version will correct this issue and is available for download from the [[Print Driver Selector| URL
http://www.konicabt.com/Support/Drivers]] on the Konica website and on the FTP site .
Description
What is the PCL* command for outputting 66 lines of text per page?
Solution
For developers or users that would like to create their own drivers or manually insert printer commands into a control string, the command for outputing 66
lines of text per page is &l#C. Substitute the value derived from the following formula for the # in the command.
Number of inches on the page minus a half-inch margin divided by the desired number of lines per page times 48.
For example, to achieve 66 lines of text per page on an 8.5x11 portrait-orientated sheet of paper, calculate 10 divided by 66 times 48. So the code that would
be input would be &l7.27C. Remember to take a half-inch margin at both the top and bottom of the page.
Description
When printing from Adobe* PageMaker* 6x in a Macintosh* 9x environment, stapling can be selected but does not take effect.
Solution
CAUSE: The collate option is not checked in the application Print dialog box.
SOLUTION: Collate must be enabled to allow the staple feature to take place.
Description
How to update i-data* print server firmware with mini-FTP.
Solution
Firmware update procedure using [[mini-FTP| FILE V:\text\Mini-FTP.txt NEW NoWordWrap]].
Description
Does Konica provide an IP601M PCL* driver to support printing in Microsoft* Windows XP?
Solution
To print from Microsoft Windows XP Home and Professional, use the Windows NT/2000 IP601 PCL driver version 1.4.5 or higher.
Note: Printer drivers are available for download from the [[Print Driver Selector| URL http://www.konicabt.com/Support/Drivers]] on the Konica website and on
the FTP site .
Description
How to select different paper trays when printing from Microsoft* Word.
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Solution
To print from a specific paper tray, selectable from the Word application, perform the following:
1. With the Word document open, click [File] on the menu line and highlight, then click on [Page Setup...].
2. When the Page Setup window opens, click on the Paper Source tab.
3. Select the desired paper tray for [First page:] and for [Other pages:] .
Note: Changing the settings in the print driver will have no effect on paper tray selection unless the document was created with the current print driver set as
the Default.
Description
How to determine if the PostScript* option is installed in the IP unit.
Solution
To verify if the PostScript* option is installed, perform the following:
1. Press the MODE key to select PRINTER.
2. Select Test Print Menu.
3. Press PS Demo Page.
4. The demo page will print out and indicate IP601 Adobe* PostScript if the PostScript option is installed.
Description
KN302, cannot print to the card in a peer-to-peer environment using the IP-P2P utility. The job stays in the queue on the client.
Solution
CAUSE: The base port number on the KN302 has been changed.
SOLUTION: On the bottom of the KN302 status page find the line that reads "TCP/IP* Connection Information Port Number". Ensure that the port number is
10001. If not, perform the following:
1. Connect to the card via a browser or the Map utility.
2. Select Network Setup.
3. Select Setup TCP/IP.
4. Ensure the Base Port Number is 10000.
5. Enter 'sysadm' for the password, and click the Accept button.
6. Verify on the KN302 status page that the Port Number is 10001.
Description
KN302A, cannot print to the card in a peer-to-peer environment using the IP-P2P utility. The job stays in the queue on the client.
Solution
CAUSE: The base port number on the KN302A has been changed.
SOLUTION: On the bottom of the KN302A status page find the line that reads "TCP/IP* Connection Information Port Number". Ensure that the port number
is 10001. If not, perform the following:
1. Connect to the card via a browser or the Map utility.
2. Select Network Setup.
3. Select Setup TCP/IP.
4. Ensure the Base Port Number is 10000.
5. Enter 'sysadm' for the password, and click the Accept button.
6. Verify on the KN302A status page that the Port Number is 10001.
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Description
KN302, what is the password when using the MAP utility?
Solution
The default password is sysadm.
Note: The password must be in lowercase letters.
Description
KN302A, what is the password when using the MAP utility?
Solution
The default password is sysadm.
Note: The password must be in lowercase letters.
Description
KN302, what network speed does the KN card support?
Solution
The KN302 supports 10BaseT or 100BaseT networks. The KN card will automatically adjust for the speed of the switch box or hub.
Description
KN302A, what network speed does the KN card support?
Solution
The KN302A supports 10BaseT or 100BaseT networks. The KN card will automatically adjust for the speed of the switch box or hub.
Description
The IP601M will not boot after installing additional RAM.
Solution
CAUSE: More than 256MB of RAM is installed or the largest DIMM are not in the first memory slots.
SOLUTION: The IP601M will support up to 256MB of RAM. If installing a 128MB memory module along with the installed 64MB, place the larger DIMM in
memory slot 1. The controller will not recognize memory above 256MB and will not boot if more memory is installed.
Note: Supported memory modules are:
PCUA ITEM DIMM
950631 MU-401 64MB
950632 MU-402 128MB
Description
The IP will not boot.
Solution
CAUSE: Memory switch 15-5 is not set correctly.
SOLUTION: To properly program to disconnect the KRDS modem connection recognition mode, perform the following:
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1. Access 25 mode (hold the 2 and 5 keys while powering ON).
2. Select Software switch setting.
3. Scroll to dipswitch 15-5 and set to OFF (0).
4. Power OFF/ON the main power switch.
Description
Can sheet insertion be performed to insert chapter sheets or separator sheets into a finished set?
Solution
When printing using the PCL* driver , sheet insertion can be performed to insert chapter sheets or separator sheets into a finished set.
Description
Unable to print after upgrading the main body ROMS to the latest level. The server indicates job spooled, printed and deleted.
Solution
CAUSE: The video interface VIF was not upgraded, thus, the print jobs are sitting on the IP601M hardrive.
SOLUTION: Upgrade the VIF to the latest level.
Description
When attempting to print a PDF document from Acrobat* Reader 5.0 on a Microsoft* Windows 2000 client using the PostScript* driver, only one page prints.
An error page reading 'ERROR: ioerror OFFENDING COMMAND: image STACK: -dictionary- -savelevel-' is then indicated.
Solution
CAUSE: Under 'Print Method', the Language Level is set to 3 which is the default setting.
SOLUTION: With certain documents it may be necessary to change the Language level. With the PDF opened select 'File' from the menu bar. Click on
'Print', from the print window under PostScript Options look for the 'Print Method' field. Under Language Level select 2 or 1. Use the level that will print the
entire document.
Description
What does the Job Time Out setting on the LCD panel control?
Solution
The IP Job Time Out setting on the LCD panel controls data streams printing via the parallel port only. The IP waits for data sent from an upstream device,
and will send an end of job to the main body finishes internal processes and waits for the next data stream.
Description
Tab paper printing information.
Solution
Tab Paper Printing with the 7075 .
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Description
When using WordPerfect* 8.0 and printing from Microsoft* Windows 9x the entire job is stapled instead of the sets when using the PostScript* driver.
Solution
CAUSE: The most current WordPerfect PostScript driver is required.
SOLUTION: The driver can be found on the Konica FTP site .
Description
What is the recommended spool setting when printing in a Macintosh* environment?
Solution
When printing in a Macintosh environment it is recommended that the spool setting is turned OFF.
Description
Macintosh* workstation locks up when downloading fonts using Adobe* Font Downloader version 5.05.
Solution
When printing in a Macintosh environment it is recommended that the spool setting is turned OFF.
Description
When printing using the PCL* driver, missing text or incomplete documents are output.
Solution
CAUSE: LPR printing is utilized and LPR Byte Counting is not enabled on the printer port.
SOLUTION: When setting up LPR printing , ensure that LPR Byte Counting is selected. To enable LPR Byte Counting, perform the following:
1. Right click the on the network printer and select PROPERTIES.
2. Select the PORTS tab.
3. Select CONFIGURE PORT.
4. Check the box for LPR Byte Counting Enabled and click OK.
Notes:
a. When LPR Byte Counting is enabled, the computer counts the number of bytes in a document before sending it to the printer. Byte counting which can
be very time consuming is not required by most printers however some documents may require this selection. This option is available only with the LPR
option.
b. To view the PDF, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
Can an IP601M be installed on a Minolta* 7075 in place of a Fiery* controller?
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Solution
Only a Fiery controller will function with the Minolta 7075. If the IP601M controller is installed, the unit will never initalize.
Description
The IP601M does not recognize the PostScript* chip after it was installed.
Solution
CAUSE: The IP system code has become corrupted.
SOLUTION: Reinstall the latest IP system software.
Description
Unable to print test pages from the main body or print from a workstation.
Solution
CAUSE: The main body firmware must be at the correct version prior to installing the latest IP code.
SOLUTION: Refer to the [[NSSG Quick Reference Guide|URL http://techweb.konicabt.com/tpm/media/IP_KN_Driver_matrix.pdf]] includes the IP unit and KN
card compatibility along with the latest IP unit Start-Up version (system code) and KN card firmware version. The new matrix now includes PCL* and
PostScript* support listing for Microsoft* Windows* operating systems and the latest public release version number for each driver. This matrix does not
include any information pertaining to special or beta code/drivers, HOST, UNIX, printing.
Notes:
1. Matrix is subject to change without notice.
2. To view the PDF, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
How to select 8.5x11R paper for printing.
Solution
The selection of 8.5x11R paper is not available within Konica drivers. This functionality is handled exclusively by the printing system and cannot be selected
by the end user. The printing system will determine on its own if 'R' oriented paper is required. If no 8.5x11 paper is available, then the printing system will
pull 'R' oriented paper and rotate the image accordingly. Also, if a finishing feature requiring 'R' oriented paper, such as double staple top, is selected then the
printing system will pull 'R' oriented paper. Switching between 8.5x11 and 8.5x11R paper within a print job is not supported.
Description
KN302, the password has been changed from 'sysadm' and the new password is unknown or forgotten.
Solution
CAUSE: The KN302 must be manually reset to change the password back to 'sysadm'.
SOLUTION: To reset the KN302 card to factory settings, perform the following:
2. Remove the KN302 from the IP unit.
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6. Power down the IP unit and remove the KN302 card.
9. The password should now be 'sysadm'.
Description
Scanned documents from the IP601M print solid black from Microsoft* Windows Imaging using the 7075 PCL* driver for Windows 9x.
Solution
CAUSE: The K7075.icm file is not in the Windows\System\Color folder and is not being referenced.
SOLUTION: To move the K7075.icm file into the Windows\System\Color folder and have it properly referenced, perform the following:
1. Select the Color Management tab in the 7075 driver properties.
2. Select the Manual radio button to manually select the color profile file for the 7075.
3. Click on the Add button and browse to the Windows\System directory.
4. Select the K7075.icm file and press Add to select it as the default color profile.
5. Select OK for the changes to take effect.
Description
Scanned images opened in Kodak* Imaging print out as a negative. Whites are black and vice-versa.
Solution
CAUSE: This is a known issue with Kodak Imaging and the Konica PCL* driver.
SOLUTION: As a workaround, select the negative check box found under the graphics tab of the PCL driver.
Description
Is Scantrip or Scantrip Admin compatible with Citrix Metaframe* or Microsoft* Windows Terminal Server?
Solution
Scantrip and Scantrip Admin v1.5 are not currently compatible with Citrix Metaframe or Terminal Server based on the licensing method being used. The
program can only be licensed for one user on the server. As the Adminstrator is the only individual that can install programs on the server, the Administrator
is the only user that will be able to use Scantrip. The SEC department is working on a solution for this issue.
Description
How to obtain the verification key for the demo version of Scantrip for the Macintosh* version 2.0.
Solution
The Scantrip for the Macintosh application will not run without an unlock code. Start Scantrip for the Macintosh for the first time and the program registration
screen is displayed. Write down the lock code and go to the [[Konica SEC website| URL http://www.sec.konicabt.com/main.html]]. Click on the REGISTER
button and provide the requested information and the lock code. The unlock code will be E-mailed. Enter the unlock code and Scantrip for the Macintosh will
start.
Note: The license is per machine and not transferable.
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Description
How to retrieve scanned images from a Macintosh* system.
Solution
Scantrip for the Macintosh is available on the [[Konica SEC website| URL http://www.sec.konicabt.com/main.html]]. Requirements include:
1. Power PC CPU.
2. Mac OS 8.5 through 9.2.1 and Mac OSX (in Classic Mode only).
3. 8 MB RAM (16MB recommended).
4. 5 MB of hard disk storage space available.
5. Web browser that supports HTML 3.2 or higher.
6. Network connection to a Konica printer with scan-to-file functionality.
7. Internet connection to register Scantrip for the Macintosh.
Description
How to print face-up and output to the sub tray from a Microsoft* Windows 2000 client.
Solution
To print to face-up to the sub tray, perform the following:
PRECAUTION: Ensure that the main body/controller/print drivers are at the latest levels. Check the [[FTP site| URL ftp://kbtdigital:kx15@ftp.konicabt.com]]
to ensure this.
MAIN BODY SETUP

1. On the main body, access the 25 mode and set software dipswitch 23-7 to 1 (ON) for face-up output with 'thick sheet 2' and subtray selected.
2. From the Key Operator Mode, press #6 for 'paper type/special size set.'
3. Specify a tray on the main body to be set to Thick 2.
PRINT DRIVER SETUP

If printing from the Visual PostScript* driver, verify the following settings:
1. From the Setup tab, ensure the 'Paper Type' is set for Thick.
2. The 'Output Tray' is set for Sub Tray, and the 'Source' is set to the tray which was previously set to Thick 2 on the main body for the paper type.
The print should output to the sub tray face-up.
If printing from the Adobe* PostScript driver, verify the following settings:
1. From the Paper/Quality tab ensure 'Media' is set for Thick Paper, the 'Paper Source' is set to the tray which was previously set to Thick 2 on the main body
for the paper type.
2. From the Advance button, ensure the 'Output bin' is set for Sub Tray.
If printing from the PCL* driver, verify the following settings:

1. From the Paper tab, ensure that the 'Media Type' is set for Thick Paper.
2. The 'Output Tray' is set for Sub Tray, and the 'Paper Source' is set to the tray which was previously set to Thick 2 on the main body for the paper type.
Notes:
1. The capacity of the sub tray is 200 sheets.
2. Face-up printing to the main output tray is not supported.
Description
The selection for LPR port does not show up when trying to set up a printer port under Microsoft* Windows NT.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect configuration.
SOLUTION: Microsoft TCP/IP* Printing Services needs to be enabled from the Windows NT network setup window.
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Description
Unable to have output from AS/400* pick Tray 4 as default. The paper always pulls from Tray 1. A previous 7050/IP302 configuration had the ability to set
the default tray and ignore the tray calls in the print job.
Solution
CAUSE: If the print stream is PCL* with HP* tray calls, the newer controllers (IP304, IP421, IP422, IP431, IP601, IP602, IP511) will require the installation an
i-Data* EasyCom Express print server to change the tray calls. The EasyCom Express print server (Item #950209) can be programmed with search and
replace; and pre- and post-string print stream entires.
SOLUTION: In this example, if the output from the AS/400 contains an HP print driver call for Tray 1 (&l1H), this can be substituted with an tray call to select
the default tray set on the machine (&l7H). To achieve this, perform the following:
1. Using Print Guide, browse to the EasyCom.
2. Double-click the port used to accept input from the AS/400.
3. Select strings and enter:
Search for: &l1H and replace with: &l7H
This will allow the machines default tray to be selected when print jobs containing (&l1H {HP Tray 1 call}) are sent.
4. Under Post Strings, enter 0x1bE to call for a reset following the print job.
Description
Can copy jobs and print jobs be tracked individually by user through ECM mode?
Solution
ECM mode will track total jobs by user, it cannot however distinguish between print jobs and copy jobs.
For complete cost recovery systems see [[Equitrac| URL http://www.konicabt.com/Products/Solutions/cost_recov/equitrac/index.html]] on Konica's website
Description
Unable to push Printing Preferences to the Microsoft* Windows 2000 clients when set up on the Windows 2000 Server.
Solution
CAUSE: Printing Preferences settings on Windows 2000-based computers are set on a per-client basis only. Changes to these settings on the server are not
pushed down to the client as the Printing Preferences settings are local to the system the printer driver is installed.
SOLUTION: To set the Printing Defaults for a Network Printer (server-to-client) allowing the settings to be pushed to the client, perform the following:
1. On the taskbar, click Printers.
2. Right-click the printer for which the default printing preferences are set, and then click Properties.
3. Click the Advanced tab, and then click Printing Defaults.
4. By using the Layout tab, the Paper/Quality tab, and the Advanced button, specify the default printer settings. The changes are reflected on print clients
that connect.
Description
Is page numbering available from the PCL* or PostScript* print driver?
Solution
Page numbering from within the print driver is not an option from either the PCL or PostScript driver.
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Description
How to uncompress files downloaded from the [[Konica FTP site| URL ftp://kbtdigital:kx15@ftp.konicabt.com]] or the [[Konica website| URL
www.konicabt.com]].
Solution
Most of the files are compressed on the FTP site to save time when downloading. Always copy the file to an empty directory on a computer hard drive to save
online time when downloading. It is not a good habit to copy directly to a disk in the floppy drive. Some files are too big and will fill the disk; or they are
compressed, and when uncompressed, will fill the disk.
To use a downloaded file, perform the following:
1. Copy it to an empty directory on a hard drive.
2. Uncompress the file to the desired media (i.e., floppy disk).
3. Install it.
The system software is an executable. Place an empty disk in the floppy drive and double-click the executable. In the window that opens, type 'a' for the
A-drive. Press any key to continue, the disk image will be copied onto the diskette. If only one copy is needed, press the escape key, then close the window.
Repeat the procedure for any remaining disks. Be sure to number the disks accordingly (i.e., 1, 2, 3, etc). These disks are now ready to be inserted into the
print controller to upgrade the system software.
Print drivers can be uncompressed to a floppy, allowing the owner of the diskette(s) to load the driver(s) on different workstations. Some files when opened,
will display a Read Me. Follow the instructions to prevent any problems with installation.
Description
After changing the controller board and hard drive, AS/400 printing is now defaulting to Tray 1.
Solution
CAUSE: Tray priority on the main body is set for Tray 1 (8.5x11).
SOLUTION: Change tray priority to Tray 4 for 8.5x11:

1. Access the Key Operator Mode (hold down the Help button at power ON).
2. Press the Down arrow on the lower left side of the LCD.
3. Press 11. [ TRAY SIZE SETTING (ATS/APS)]
4. On the right side of the LCD select the appropriate tray priority for the desired paper size and tray.
5. Power copier OFF/ON to return to normal copy mode.
Description
The IP601M print system locks up when receiving simultaneous print jobs through both the parallel port and the internal NIC card.
Solution
CAUSE: System software/firmware require updating.
SOLUTION: System software version 5.5.8d needs to be installed in conjunction with KN302/302A firmware 5.76B. Both the system software and the NIC
card firmware are available for download from the Konica FTP site .
Description
Intermittently, the IP601M will not boot up and the message SYSTEM DISK ERROR is displayed on a monitor.
Solution
CAUSE: The system code may be corrupt or the hard drive is failing.
SOLUTION: Reload the system code and monitor the boot up issue. If the problem is not resolved, replace the hard drive (p/n 13SA-9020) and reload
system code.
Note: The most current version of system code can be retrieved from the Konica FTP site .
Description
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CorelDRAW* 9 is not positioning the image correctly on the output.
Solution
CAUSE: CorelDRAW will not print correctly if the PPD (PostScript* Printer Description) is not installed correctly within CorelDRAW.
SOLUTION: To make the CorelDRAW output print in the proper orientation, install the PPD by performing the following:
1. Print out a Microsoft* Windows test page and determine the correct PPD for the printer.
2. On the general tab of the print dialog box, click the "Use PPD" checkbox. If a PPD has not been previously loaded, a "Select PPD File" dialog will appear.
3. Browse to the folder containing the PPD (search .ppd will locate the proper folder). Select the PPD stated on the Windows test page and click OK.
4. Once the PPD is selected, click on the "Properties" button in the print dialog and choose the proper paper size and orientation. The document should then
print properly.
Description
ERROR IN GETTING NODE FROM EUI message on a monitor prior to the completion of warm-up.
Solution
CAUSE: The printer relay board/1 or relay board/2 has failed (engine component).
SOLUTION: Confirm connections of both relay boards. Replace printer relay board 1 (p/n 13JQ-7310) or printer relay board 2 (p/n 13JQ-7330) as needed.
Note: In most cases, the problem is a failed printer relay board 2.
Description
Using Microsoft* Windows 2000/XP, documents printed from various applications may not print or the output is missing pages.
Solution
CAUSE: LPR printing is utilized and LPR Byte Counting is not enabled on the printer port.
SOLUTION: When setting up LPR printing , ensure that LPR Byte Counting is selected. To enable LPR Byte Counting, perform the following:
1. Right click the on the network printer and select PROPERTIES.
2. Select the PORTS tab.
3. Select CONFIGURE PORT.
4. Check the box for LPR Byte Counting Enabled and click OK.
Notes:
a. When LPR Byte Counting is enabled, the computer counts the number of bytes in a document before sending it to the printer. Byte counting which can
be very time consuming is not required by most printers however some documents may require this selection. This option is available only with the LPR
option.
b. To view the PDF, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
KN302, how to change the network speed.
Solution
To change the network speed of the NIC, perform the following:
1. Enter http://*the printer's TCP/IP* address*/nic/speed in the Address window of the browser.
2. The Force Network Speed page opens and the NIC speed can be changed to Auto-Detect, 100 Mbits or 10 Mbits.
3. Once the speed is selected, enter 'sysadm' as the password and click Apply to accept setting.
4. If the setting is performed correctly, the Update Successful page opens.
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Description
KN302, how to upgrade the NIC or KN card with a PKG file via the network.
Solution
To upgrade the IP unit NIC or KN card over the network, type in the following command at a DOS prompt (from the folder where the PKG file resides):
LPR -S IPaddress -P PORT1 -o l -d filename
Note: In printer mode, UPDATING FIRMWARE message is indicated on the touchscreen. UPDATE SUCCESSFUL will be displayed upon completion of the
upgrade.
Description
Unable to print, can not ping the KN302 or print a configuration page and a status page when the IP601M is powered ON.
Solution
CAUSE: The KN302 is in the wrong PCI slot on the IP601M motherboard.
SOLUTION: Remove the KN306 and install it into PCI slot number 4 on the IP601M motherboard.
Description
The IP601M is not booting up and a message of LISTENING00=0 is displayed on a monitor.
Solution
CAUSE: The IP601M motherboard has failed.
SOLUTION: Replace the failed motherboard (p/n 13MP87010). The CPU may also need to be replaced (p/n 13TA99010).
Description
Can the VI602 for the 7085 be installed into the 7075/IP601M.
Solution
The Video Interface Kit, VI-602 (PCUA 950952), may not be used with the 7075/IP601M. Use the Video I/F Kit (PCUA 950634).
Description
When printing a PDF using the Visual PostScript* print driver, output has slowed to half of rated speed. This does not occur with the PCL* print driver.
Solution
CAUSE: Compression settings within the print driver are not compatible with the document data.
SOLUTION: Within the properties of the Visual print driver, select the PostScript tab and change Job Compression and Compress Bitmaps to LZW.
[[Compression setting information| URL http://www.prepressure.com/techno/compressionflate.htm]]
Description
What base port numbers are available for the NIC when setting up a RAW port?
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Solution
The base port number valid range is from 1000 to 65530.
Description
When using Adobe* Acrobat* Pro version 6x, DG DAT MSG OUT OF EXPECTED SEQUENCE message while attempting to retrieve .tif files from the network
scanner using the Konica Minolta TWAIN driver version 1.04. After this message, only the first page of a multiple page file is retrieved.
Solution
CAUSE: Early version Konica Minolta TWAIN network scanner driver is installed.
SOLUTION: Use minimum version 1.11 Konica Minolta TWAIN driver (the latest version is recommended). The driver can be downloaded from the Konica
Minolta FTP site or from the [[Konica Minolta website driver database| URL http://kmbs.konicaminolta.us/eprise/main/KMBS/Support_Center/Home]]. When
installed, this driver will replace the currently installed TWAIN driver on the Microsoft* Windows workstation.
Note: This issue has also occured with Oce Scanner (Twain) driver ver. 1.03, an newer version 2.05 has been provided to correct this issue. This version is
available for download from the following ftp site;
ftp://oceamer:567890@ftp.konicabt.com/
This scanner driver is not an Oce OEM type, it is a Generic type, which means it does not include the Oce' name.
Trademark ownership information
Description
Upon changing modes from copy to scan and vice versa, the LCD touchscreen blinks and the IP601M will not boot.
Solution
CAUSE: The hard drive system code is corrupt or the hard drive has failed.
SOLUTION: Reload the format disk and then the system code. Replace the hard drive if needed (p/n 13SA-9020).
Description
Part number for the IP601M motherboard.
Solution
IP601M motherboard:
Without CPU (p/n 13MP87013)
With CPU (p/n 13SA99010)
Description
Paper tray selections that are made using a Konica print driver are not being properly executed by the IP601M printing system.
Solution
CAUSE: The IP601M is powered ON separately from the main body of the printer. This would only happen if the IP601M is not connected into the proper
power outlet in back on the printer. Connecting the IP601M to power independently from the printer is NOT supported by Konica Business Technologies.
Connecting the IP601M to power in this manner disrupts the initialization of the controller which in turn impedes the controller from operating and acting upon
certain commands properly.
SOLUTION: Connect the IP601M to power in the manner outlined within the setup instructions that accompany the device.
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Description
Problem printing IPDS from an AS/400* using the NetFusion Tx card with the IPDS upgrade installed.
Solution
CAUSE: No memory module is installed for the IPDS upgrade.
SOLUTION: Install the 16MB memory module (Item #950203).
Description
The status of spool file on AS/400* goes from WTR to HLD without the job printing.
Solution
CAUSE: The i-data* box does not support the page size of the spool file.
SOLUTION: Follow the rules of COR to correct the page size and resubmit the job with either an override printer file or a new printer file.
Description
What are the rules of COR?
Solution
COR is an IBM* acronym for Computer Output Reduction. COR formatting can be predicted using the following rules:
1. Any report that contains text over 85 columns across the page will be rotated to landscape and reduced down to fit on the page for which it is being
formatted (i.e., letter, legal, A4).
2. When COR activates, the following pitch sizes are changed to reflect the reduction:
Actual = COR equivalent
10 CPI = 13 CPI
12 CPI = 15 CPI
15 CPI = 20 CPI
17 CPI = 27 CPI
3. To determine whether a report will fit on letter size paper use the following formula:
Report size = Number of columns of text across the page/COR equivalent
(Example 1) A spool file with the CPI attribute of 10 with a width of 132 characters.
The report will be rotated and reduced because the number of characters across the page is more than 85. The report size will be approximately 10" across
(132 / 13 = 10.15). The report will fit on an 11" size paper in landscape mode.
(Example 2) A spool file with the CPI attribute of 10 with a width of 80 characters.
The report will be portrait because the columns of text does not extend past 85 characters. The report size will be 8" across the page (80 / 10 = 8.0). The
report will fit on an 8.5" size paper in portrait mode.
4. COR is not active for reports under 85 characters wide therefore the actual CPI is used in the formula instead of its COR equivalent.
Note: If the Page Rotation attribute is not set to *AUTO or *COR, then actual pitch is used to determine font size even if the page width is more than 85
characters.
Description
What cable is needed to configure the NetFusion Tx card?
Solution
The mini-Centronics* cable (PCUA 950205) referenced in the Operator and Installation Guide is a Parallel Port adapter cable. This is the only cable that will
work with the NetFusion Tx card. A standard mini-Centronics cable will not properly connect to the NetFusion Tx card.
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Description
Is the watermark option available within the PostScript* driver.
Solution
The PostScript "visual" driver does contain the watermark option/feature. The new driver is available on the Konica FTP site and from the [[Print Driver
Selector| URL http://www.konicabt.com/Support/Drivers]] on the Konica website. The prerequesite for the new driver is the IP unit must be running the
minimum version 5.5.4 system code.
Watermarks are also available on the PCL* Driver for Microsoft* Windows 9x operating systems. The driver includes several default watermarks such as
FILE COPY, PROOF, CONFIDENTIAL, COPY, DRAFT and FINAL. Watermarks can be edited, added, and deleted as needed.
Description
Unable to scan more than one page at a time using OmniPage* Pro using the Microsoft* Windows 9x TWAIN driver. Although, the entire document can be
downloaded from Scantrip.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect setting within OmniPage Pro Scan Manager.
SOLUTION: Change 'Support TWAIN Batch Scanning' to YES. To change the setting, perform the following:
1. Click on 'Start'.
2. Highlight 'Settings'.
3. Click on 'Control Panel'.
4. Double click on the 'Scan Manager' icon.
5. Double click on the TWAIN driver icon.
6. Click on the 'TWAIN Scanner Settings' tab.
7. Select 'YES' for 'Support TWAIN Batch Scanning'.
8. Click on 'Apply'.
9. Click on 'OK'.
* Trademark ownership information .
Description
How to submit a file for a current installation or pre-sales printer test in a Microsoft* Windows or Macintosh* environment.
Solution
To submit a file for a current installation or pre-sales printer test in a Windows or Macintosh environment, perform the following:
1. Provide the product's current print driver to the customer.
2. Have the customer configure the job as they would like it printed and print the job to a file. This will eliminate the need for NSSG to have a copy of the
specific application and will save time trying to determine how the document is supposed to be formatted for printing.
Note: Most applications have a 'print to file' option.
3. Have a SRF (Service Request Form) filled out by contacting the NSSG Hotline. In NSSG’s continuing review of support processes, the method of
requesting advanced levels of support have been redefined. NSSG no longer requires that a SRF form be filled out by the technician and faxed. Instead, to
streamline the process and reduce the process time, NSSG will now take all the information live on the phone at the Contact Center. Contact Center
Engineers are responsible for providing troubleshooting support. Most calls are resolved with only one call, but in the event that several calls have been
made and the problem remains open, the Engineer will start the on-site support process by assisting the caller with the Support Request Form (SRF). SRFs
are also used for Complex Installation Support, Application Support, Enhanced Application Support, Enterprise Print Consulting and Workshops.
The Contact Center number is 800-825-5664. Use the assigned NSSG User ID for access and the Support Engineer will be happy to assist complete the
SRF.
Description
When installing a printer driver with the Novell* NDPS installer, the printer driver is not displayed or an error is produced.
Solution
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CAUSE: The NDPS database on the Novell server is not properly synchronized.
SOLUTION: Resynchronize the NDPS database.
From the server console, using NDPS MGR.

NDPS MGR and Status CONTROL
Database Options (see list)
Resynchronize Database files
Description
A DPRAM error is indicated when the NetFusion Eth/TR card is powered up.
Solution
CAUSE: DPRAM error is a communications issue between the main board and the FSL TOP.
SOLUTION: The following is required to correct the problem:

1. Get the following microcode software from the [[MPI TECH* website| URL http://www.mpitech.com]]:
Fslboot.f12 -- Special boot code
[[140110.exe| URL http://www.mpitech.com/support/s12/140110.exe]] -- Extract to extracts to 140110.f22 and becomes F22 140.110
[[PrintGuide*| URL http://www.mpitech.com/support/s42/065180.exe]] version S42 065.180 or higher.
[[156640.exe| URL http://www.mpitech.com/support/s80/156640.exe]] -- Ethernet extracts to 156640.b80 and becomes S80 156.640
-- or --
[[155640.exe| URL http://www.mpitech.com/support/s80/155640.exe]] -- Token Ring extracts to 155640.b80 and becomes S80 155.640
2. Using PrintGuide , install in the order shown below. After each install, wait for the print server to become ready before sending the next microcode.
Base Code S80 15x.610 (15x610.b80)

Fslboot.f12
FSL TOP F22 140.110 (140110.f22)
Notes:
1. To view the PrintGuide link, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
2. MPI Tech has taken over the former i-data* international a-s activities IBM Connectivity and LAN Connectivity, including development and support.
Description
A DPRAM error is indicated when the LinkCom* Xpress box is powered up.
Solution
CAUSE: DPRAM error is a communications issue between the main board and the FSL TOP.
SOLUTION: The following is required to correct the problem:

1. Get the following microcode software from the [[MPI TECH* website| URL http://www.mpitech.com]]:
Fslboot.f12 -- Special boot code
[[140110.exe| URL http://www.mpitech.com/support/s12/140110.exe]] -- Extract to extracts to 140110.f22 and becomes F22 140.110
[[PrintGuide*| URL http://www.mpitech.com/support/s42/065180.exe]] version S42 065.180 or higher.
[[156640.exe| URL http://www.mpitech.com/support/s80/156640.exe]] -- Ethernet extracts to 156640.b80 and becomes S80 156.640
-- or --
[[155640.exe| URL http://www.mpitech.com/support/s80/155640.exe]] -- Token Ring extracts to 155640.b80 and becomes S80 155.640
2. Using PrintGuide , install in the order shown below. After each install, wait for the print server to become ready before sending the next microcode.
Base Code S80 15x.610 (15x610.b80)

Fslboot.f12
FSL TOP F22 140.110 (140110.f22)
Notes:
1. To view the PrintGuide link, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
2. MPI Tech has taken over the former i-data* international a-s activities IBM Connectivity and LAN Connectivity, including development and support.
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Description
How to change the NetFusion TCP/IP* address from the web browser utilities.
Solution
To change NetFusion TCP/IP address, perform the following:
1. To print NetFusion network configuration page, hold down the button on back of the card for two seconds.
CAUTION: Holding the button down for eight seconds will reset the NetFusion back to factory defaults.
2. Enter the NetFusion TCP/IP address from the network configuration page into the web browser 'Address' field and press Enter from the keyboard.
3. Click on the 'Advanced Configuration' option at bottom of the web page.
4. Click on the 'TCP/IP' option.
5. Select Manual radio button.
6. Enter new TCP/IP address.
7. Click on 'Save & Continue'.
8. The web page will revert to the 'Advanced Configuration' page and then click on the 'Restart PrintServer' option.
9. Click 'Restart' button.
Description
Test Synopsis evaluating the IP601M for basic print job/features functionality and stability.
Solution
Test Synopsis results .
Note: To view the above link, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
ISIS* driver compatibility.
Solution
IP601M does not support scanning via the ISIS scanner driver.
Description
How to set up LinkCom* Xpress boxes for operation on Konica printers.
Solution
To set up LinkCom Xpress boxes for operation on Konica printers, perform the following:
1. Disable unused protocols.
2. Disable Autoconfigure, Bi-directional and plug-and-play settings. If these are not present, then send the DEFAULT.CF2 and PORT_CFG.CF2 with
PrintGuide*.
3. If printing IPDS, set the printer trays to letter in IPDS session.
4. If printing SCS, check that the FSL TOP is at the latest revision.
5. If printing SCS, change FSL TOP function 12 Paper Size to letter. Send LETTER.f22 file with PrintGuide.
6. Send LAN.F22 to configure SCS settings.
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Description
Jobs do not leave queue even after restarting the BARR* BEPS* spooler.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect print driver settings.
SOLUTION: Go to the print driver Properties on the server, click on the Schedule tab, and choose 'Send directly to printer'.
Description
When printing multiple stapled sets from Macintosh* Word 98 or 2001, all the sets are stapled together.
Solution
CAUSE: Collate is selected within Word.
SOLUTION: To disable collate, perform the following:

1. Click on 'File' menu.
2. Click on 'Print'.
3. Click on drop down field with 'General' as the selection.
4. Click on 'Microsoft Word'.
5. Uncheck 'Collate Copies'.
6. Click on the 'Save Settings' button.
7. Click on the 'Print' button.
Description
Test Synopsis to determine the functionality of the Microsoft* Windows 98 IP601 PCL* driver, version 1.6.12.
Solution
Description
Is the IP601M compatible with Unify*?
Solution
Unify is compatible with the IP601M.
Description
The IPDS option is not listed under 'Name' when viewing from PrintGuide, or under 'PrintServer Name:' when viewing from the Web utility; even though the
option is installed. However, it does show on the printed test pages.
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Solution
CAUSE: The card does not recognize the installed IPDS option.
SOLUTION: Perform a factory reset to the card to restore the default values.
CAUTION: Performing a factory reset will erase all network parameters and TCP/IP* address. Ensure to record any necessary parameters before performing
the reset, so they can be reprogrammed later.
To reset the card to restore the default values, perform the following:
1. From a web browser enter the TCP/IP address of the NetFusion card.
2. From the menu items at the bottom of the page click on 'Advanced Configuration.'
3. Click on 'Restore factory Default Configuration.'
4. Click on the 'Restore' button.
5. Ensure the NetFusion card restarts and verify that the IPDS option is now listed.
Description
Test Synopsis verifying functionality of printer EKC/ECM on the IP601M/7075 using the 1.6.12 PCL* print driver.
Solution
Description
Unable to print using the IP-P2P (peer-to-peer) Utility on a Microsoft* Windows 2000 PC.
Solution
CAUSE: The IP-P2P utility is not compatible with Windows 2000.
SOLUTION: The UNIX* print services that are included as a part of Windows 2000 can be used as an alternative to the IP-P2P utility.
Description
After paper trays are added to either the NetFusion card or the LinkCom* box, print jobs do not pull paper from those sources.
Solution
CAUSE: When manually adding trays to NetFusion or LinkCom boxes, the devices need to be recycled.
SOLUTION: Recycle the devices.
Description
After the i-data* box has been powered OFF/ON, it does not reattach to the AS/400* via TN5250E.
Solution
CAUSE: The i-data device was not varied offline which allows the TN5250E protocol to connect to the AS/400.
SOLUTION: Vary the i-data device offline to allow the TN5250E protocol to connect to the AS/400.
The Netstat command can also be used to determine if the AS/400 'thinks' that the i-data box is still connected. Locate the TCP/IP* address of the box in the
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Connection Status screen, and end the connection. Recycle the i-data box and it should connect.
Description
Are AS/400* Banner pages supported on Konica printers?
Solution
The AS/400 banner page feature works on Konica printers in conjunction with an i-data* box. The requirement is firmware version 104.410, FSL TOP version
140.100 and a special config file which can be obtained through the Konica Hotline. The internal banner page on the IP unit is not supported.
The AS/400 banner page feature works on Konica printers in conjunction with an i-data* box. The requirement is firmware version 104.410, FSL TOP version
140.100 and a special config file which can be obtained through the Konica Hotline. The internal banner page on the IP unit is not supported.
Description
PU108 is not available as an installable option in the Microsoft* Windows XP PostScript* driver for the IP601M.
Solution
CAUSE: The IP601 Windows XP driver which comes with Windows XP does not include the PU108 Punch Unit as an installable option.
SOLUTION: If the PU108 option is required, the IP601 Windows 2000 PostScript driver will have to be installed on Windows XP. The latest driver(s) can be
downloaded from the Konica website [[Print Driver Selector| URL http://www.konicabt.com/Support/Drivers/index.html]] or the [[Konica FTP site| URL
Description
AS/400* prints incorrect fonts in AFP/PSF mode printing.
Solution
CAUSE: Missing *PSFCFG object.
SOLUTION: At the command line type CRTPSFCFG then change Release timer from *NOMAX (default) to *SEC15.
Description
Features and benefits of NetFusion network interface cards.
Solution
NetFusion features and benefits .
Description
How to configure NetWare* 4 or NetWare 5 IPX* printing with the NetFusion or LinkCom* device.
Solution
See the NetFusion and LinkCom NetWare 4.1x/5 - IPX/SPX* Configuration Guide in Adobe* Acrobat* format. .
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Notes:
1. To view the PDF, Acrobat Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe Web site at:
2. The above instructions for configuring NetFusion LAN cards can also be found on the Konica FTP site .
Description
How to configure the IPDS on the NetFusion Tx card.
Solution
To configure IPDS on the NetFusion Tx card, perform the following:
1. Connect a Parallel Port Adapter (adapter can be ordered from Konica using PCUA 950205) between a PC and the NetFusion Tx card..
2. Download and install the idaSetup utility. Follow the readme files for software installation. The utility is available on the Konica FTP site .
3. Install the Microsoft* Generic/Text Only Windows driver and assign it to LPT1.
a. Once the Generic/Text Only Windows driver is installed, edit the win.ini file in the Windows directory and look for the tag [Devices]. Locate the Generic
Text Only entry and move it to the top of the list as shown below:
[Devices]
Generic / Text Only=TTY,LPT1:
b. Go to the next tag labeled [PrinterPorts]. Locate the Generic/Text Only entry and move it to the top of the list as shown below:
[PrinterPorts]
Generic / Text Only=TTY,LPT1:,15,45
c. Save changes to the win.ini file
4. Configure the NetFusion Tx card using the idaSetup utility. Follow the instructions in the idasetup.pdf on how to use this utility.
Note: To view the PDF, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* website at:
Description
How to determine if print services facility is loaded on the AS/400*.
Solution
To determine if print services facility is loaded on the AS/400, perform the following.
1. From the AS/400 command line type: GO LICPGM and press enter.
2. Select the option for 'display installed licensed programs' and press enter.
3. If it is loaded, under the description column, Print Services Facility will be displayed.
4. Press F3 to exit.
Description
How to determine the version of the OS/400*.
Solution
To determine the version of the OS/400, perform the following:
1. From the AS/400* command line type: GO LICPGM and press enter.
2. Select the option for 'display installed licensed programs' and press enter.
3. Press F11 for display release.
4. Look for Operating System/400. Under the Release column is the version (i.e., V4R3). Ensure that the version is V3R7 or above.
5. Press F3 to exit.
Description
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How to determine which interpreter is installed on the IP unit.
Solution
To determine which interpreter is loaded on an IP unit, perform the following:
1. Print out an Internal PCL* DEMO test page.
2. If the interpreter is Peerless* then on the lower right of the page should be the Peerless Adobe* logos. If the interpreter is Pipeline* you will see the
Powerpage* logo on the lower right.
Description
How to order the Server Custom Configuration for the i-data* box or NetFusion.
Solution
The Custom Configuration Fee (Item #709111) is ordered through Dealer Order Processing.
Description
How to request on-site installation support for an AS/400* installation.
Solution
Have a SRF (Service Request Form) filled out by contacting the NSSG Hotline. In NSSG’s continuing review of support processes, the method of requesting
advanced levels of support have been redefined. NSSG no longer requires that a SRF form be filled out by the technician and faxed. Instead, to streamline
the process and reduce the process time, NSSG will now take all the information live on the phone at the Contact Center. Contact Center Engineers are
responsible for providing troubleshooting support. Most calls are resolved with only one call, but in the event that several calls have been made and the
problem remains open, the Engineer will start the on-site support process by assisting the caller with the Support Request Form (SRF). SRFs are also used
for Complex Installation Support, Application Support, Enhanced Application Support, Enterprise Print Consulting and Workshops.
The Contact Center number is 800-825-5664. Use the assigned NSSG User ID for access and the Support Engineer will be happy to assist complete the
SRF.
Description
IBM AS/400* and OS/400* connectivity.
Solution
The IP controller does not connect directly to the AS/400 mini computer. The controller will connect to a device with a parallel port on it. That device
connects to the IBM* Twinax cable, Token Ring cable, or Ethernet cable. These devices are made by several 3rd party vendors such as i-data*, AXIS*,
Lexmark*, BOS*, CLI*, PRIME* and others. Konica currently endorses i-data devices.
i-data connectivity products can be ordered directly from Konica. With such a broad range of printer connectivity options in today's work place, Konica has
joined with the world's foremost supplier of printing solutions for host environments, LAN environments, and combined host-to-LAN solutions to provide the
necessary interfaces to connect our products in any printing environment. i-data products are known for innovation and ease of use, and have been designed
to complement the existing printing strategies of other leading hardware and software manufacturers. This provides the flexibility needed to meet each
installation.
The appropriate i-data model number and corresponding KBT item number will be provided based on KNAS input. The KNAS response will specify the
solution required for the installation. The appropriate item number can then be ordered when the equipment order is processed. Konica will maintain stock
on the most common used solutions to reduce the time required to obtain the product. The two common print servers Konica will stock are:
LinkCom Ethernet 10/100, IPDS + Additional Ram, Advanced SCS
and
HostCom TwinAx IPDS + Additional Ram, Advanced SCS
Solutions other than the above detailed items will be custom ordered with approximately two week availability. Custom configuration of the i-data print server
is available at time of order by item number PCUA 709111. Configuration requirements should be provided to the System Support Center for configuration
and testing of the print server. Konica Business Technologies' National Systems Solutions Group (NSSG) will provide all technical support for the i-data
product line through the standard support telephone number 800-825-5664.
Request for returns of defective units should be made to the National Systems Solutions Group. The Systems Group will test the unit and verify that it is
defective. Credit will be issued for defective units only.
The following i-data connectivity products and accessories can be ordered directly through Konica:
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HOST SERIES - POCKET
HostCom Pocket CX Matrix (PCUA 709076)
HostCom Pocket TX Matrix (PCUA 709077)
HOST SERIES - MULTIPORT

HostCom CX (PCUA 709078)
HostCom CX + IPDS (PCUA 709079)
HostCom TX (PCUA 709080)
HostCom TX + IPDS (PCUA 709081)
HostCom TX + IPDS + 16MB RAM (PCUA 709201)
HOST/LAN SERIES - MULTIPORT

LinkCom Eth 10 + S/390 basic SCS (PCUA 709082)
LinkCom Eth 10 + AS/400 SCS (PCUA 709083)
LinkCom Eth 10 + AS/400 SCS + IPDS (PCUA 709084)
LinkCom Eth 10 + AS/400 S/390 IPDS (PCUA 709085)
LinkCom Eth 10 + S/390 IPDS 16MB SCS (PCUA 709086)
LinkCom Eth 10 + AS/400 IPDS 16MB SCS (PCUA 709087)
LinkCom Eth 100 AS/400 S/390 IPDS (PCUA 709091)
LinkCom Eth 100 S/390 IPDS 16MB SCS (PCUA 709092)
LinkCom TR 4/16 S/390 SCS IPDS 16MB (PCUA 709093)
LinkCom TR 4/16 + S/390 basic SCS (PCUA 709094)
LinkCom TR 4/16 AS/400 SCS IPDS 16MB (PCUA 709095)
LinkCom TR 4/16 + S/390 SCS + IPDS (PCUA 709096)
LinkCom TR 4/16 + AS/400 SCS (PCUA 709097)
LinkCom TR 4/16 + AS/400 SCS + IPDS (PCUA 709098)
LinkCom Eth 100 AS/400 IPDS 16MB SCS (PCUA 950202)
Host2Net S/390 SCS + IPDS + 16MB (PCUA 709099)
Host2Net S/390 IPDS TR + 16MB (PCUA 709101)
Host2Net AS/400 + IPDS + 16MB (PCUA 709103)
Host2Net AS/400 + IPDS TR + 16MB (PCUA 709105)
LAN SERIES - SINGLE PORT

EasyCom 10 RJ45 (PCUA 709107)
EasyCom 10/100 (PCUA 709108)
LAN SERIES - MULTIPORT

PlusCom Eth 10/100 (PCUA 709109)
PlusCom TR 4/16 (PCUA 709110)
ACCESSORIES
16MB memory (PCUA 950203)
PC Share Cable (PCUA 950204)
Centronics* Printer Sharing Cable (PCUA 950205)
Printer Server Printing Cable (PCUA 950206)
Server Custom Configuration Fee (PCUA 709111)
See Info Source Branch Bulletin #6-99 (Dealer Bulletin #7-99) for more information on i-data connectivity devices.
Description
What is the NetFusion TCP port number used in the TCP/IP* peer-to-peer utility?
Solution
The TCP port number is 9100.
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Description
In an IBM* Host environment, the print job remains in PND status.
Solution
PROBABLE CAUSES:
1. TCP/IP* is not installed.
Go to Installed License Programs to check if TCP/IP is installed. Check to see that it is running by issuing the NETSTAT command. If an error is displayed,
TCP/IP is not running.
2. Duplicate IP addresses created.

Check Active Device Descriptions for duplicate IP addresses.
3. A PSFCFG object needs to be created.

See PSFCFG in the solution database.
Description
PrintShop Mail* workstation and printer requirements.
Solution
PrintShop Mail minimum requirements in Windows* environment:
1. Intel* Pentium processor.
2. Microsoft* Windows 95/98, 2000, NT or XP.
3. 16MB of RAM.
4. 50MB of free hard disk space.
5. Monitor with at least 8-bit color at 800x600 resolution or higher.
6. Full version of Adobe* Acrobat 3.x or later.
PrintShop Mail minimum requirements in Macintosh* environment:

1. Power Macintosh or newer.
2. Macintosh OS version 7.6 or higher.
3. 16MB of RAM.
4. 10MB of free hard disk space.
Print Controller requirements:

The print controller must have PostScript* interpreter installed. PrintShop Mail does not support PCL* printing.
Description
KN302, cannot flash the KN card to version 5.72a. The card will not update.
Solution
CAUSE: It has been determined that KN firmware version 5.72a may exhibit update problems on some KN cards preventing them from updating when using
the ftpd140c.exe (or below) utility.
SOLUTION: KN302 can now be flashed to level 5.72a using ftpd140ds1.exe . This version FTP download utility has been approved for flashing the firmware
to level 5.72a.
Notes:
1. The following readme is included with the latest utility: [[readme_e.txt| FILE V:\text\readme_e.txt NEW NoWordWrap]]
2. The latest firmware is available on the Konica FTP site .
Description
How to change the NetFusion print server password.
Solution
Changing the password enables security and prevents unauthorized access to the print server's configuration.
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Note: To enable security, you must change the default password 'adm' to another password. Document and store this password in a safe place. To disable
security, change the current password back to 'adm'. Use the procedure below to change the password:
1. From a web browser, connect to the card.
2. Click on 'Advanced Configuration'.
3. Click on 'Password'.
4. Enter the old password ('adm') and the new password.
5. Click on Save & Continue.
6. Once security is enabled, the web browser prompts for authorization.
7. For User Name: enter 'adm'.
8. For Password: enter the new password.
9. Once authorized, you can view/edit the print server's configuration until you logout. After logout, the web browser prompts for authorization if trying to view
configuration pages.
Description
How to insert pre- and post-string characters when printing using i-data* print servers (i.e., NetFusion*, EasyCom*, PlusCom*, LinkCom*) in order to substitute
print stream parameters to correct or modify PCL* print jobs.
Solution
With an i-data print server installed, the Print Guide* Utility can be used to define pre- and post-strings.
A pre-string is a string of characters sent to the printer before each print job; a post-string is sent to the printer after each print job. The printer can also
replace strings; that is, automatically substitute one string for another.
Use this feature if needing to customize the printer setup for particular print jobs. Customized setups could include, for example, font selection, printer reset,
formfeed, bannerpage, or load a form.
To customize printer setup, perform the following:
1. Display the PrintServer Advanced Configuration web page.
2. Click Logical Printers.
3. Click on the logical printer in the list whose setup is to be changed. The Configure Logical Printer web page is displayed.
4. Edit the pre-, post-, and replace strings in the adjacent text fields.
Note: The replace string syntax is [string1], [substitution1]; [stringN], [substitutionN]
5. Click Save.
To define/edit string settings directly, click Text and type in the string text in the adjacent field. Right click and a menu containing the most common special
characters appears. When one of these special characters is selected, the code for the character is inserted into the text (at the cursor location).
To use pre- or post-string settings defined in a file, click Read from file and type in the path specifying the file location in the PrintServer. Download the file to
the PrintServer file system using FTP. It is recommended to put the file in the PrintServer '/config' directory.
Pre-, post- and replace string definitions cannot use more than 250 characters each. The number used in each case is shown below the text field.
Read from file on replace strings is only available for PrintServers using firmware number S80xxx.550 or higher. On earlier versions of PrintServers, Replace
String Settings can only be defined by directly typing them in.
Notes:
a. Restart the PrintServer before any changes made in pre-, post- and replace string settings are applied to print jobs
b. Double-quote (") must be written as hex code (0x22). Otherwise the string will be truncated after the first double-quote.
Example: "Hello" is written as 0x22Hello0x22.
PrintGuide automatically changes double-quotes to hex values as you type.
EXAMPLES
1. This simple example writes the text "This text will be sent before" before the job, and "This text will be sent after" after the job:
Pre string: This text will be sent before
Post string: This text will be sent after
2. This example is used to print Unix jobs on a PCL compatible printer. It inserts a carriage return for every linefeed , before each job, and a formfeed after
each job:
Pre string: 0x1b&k2G
Post string: 0x0c
3. This example inserts a form feed after each job:

Pre string:
Post string: 0x0c
4. This example writes a bannerpage before the job, and adds a formfeed at the end:
Pre string: * * * * * * Start of new print job * * * * * 0x0c
Post string: 0x0c
5. This example resets an HP and PCL compatible printer:

Pre string: 0x1bE
Post string:
6. This example selects Landscape paper orientation on an HP and PCL compatible printer:
Pre string: 0x1bE0x1b&l1O
Post string: 0x1bE0x0c
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7. This example selects CG Times 12p font on an HP and PCL compatible printer:
Pre string: 0x1bE0x1b(0U0x1b(s1p12v0s0b4101T
Post string: 0x1bE
8. In this example, a PCL compatible printer changes the orientation of the paper to landscape when it encounters the text $landscape$ at the top of a page,
and changes the orientation of the paper to portrait when it encounters the text $portrait$ at the top of a page:
Replace: $landscape$, 0x1b&l1O; $portrait$, 0x1b&l0O
Description
KN302, can the KN card support TCP\IP* port 9100 for environments that require it?
Solution
The default TCP/IP port number for the KN card is 10001. If changes can be made on the system, use port number 10001. If port number 9100 must be
used, perform the following procedure to change the port number:
1. Connect to the card via a web browser.
2. Click on the Network Setup button.
3. Under Protocols click on Setup TCP/IP.
4. Under Base Port Number enter 9099. The KN card adds one to this and it will reflect this on the status page.
5. In the password field enter 'sysadm'and click on the Accept Settings button.
6. Reset the card and wait for the KN status page to print.
7. On the bottom of the status page under 'TCP/IP Connection Information' verify the Port Number is: 9100.
Note: This configuration is not supported in an AS/400* environment.
Description
Is i-data* or NetFusion compatible with Unify*?
Solution
Unify is not compatible with the i-data box or NetFusion card.
Description
Print jobs are portrait instead of landscape even if the Common Programming Interface (CPI) is made larger.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect print job setup. Some attribute in the spool file is overriding the CPI.
SOLUTION: Check that the Font Identifier is set to *CPI and the Auto Rotation attribute is set to *AUTO.
Description
Printing scrambled data when downloading IPDS firmware for the i-data* HostCom* TX box or NetFusion TX card.
Solution
CAUSE: Before the IPDS firmware is sent, IPDS must be active.
SOLUTION: To activate IPDS on the HostCom TX box, use the following command: &&??%%Y37,*IPDS,n%%X1. (n = available address on the AS/400*
controller port). The HostCom TX box must then be recycled for the change to take effect. At this point, the firmware can be re-sent.
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Description
Default CMOS settings for the IP601M motherboard.
Solution
The motherboard for the IP601M is the Gigabyte version GA-6WXM7(-E) Revision 2.
STANDARD CMOS FEATURES
Date mmm ddd yyyy
Time hh:mm:ss
IDE Primary Master Press Enter 20497 MB

IDE Primary Slave Press Enter None
IDE Secondary Master Press Enter None
IDE Secondary Slave Press Enter None
Drive A 1.44M, 3.5 in.

Drive B None
Floppy 3 Mode Support Disabled
Video EGA/VGA
Halt On All, But Keyboard
Base Memory 640K

Extended Memory 62464K
Total Memory 63488K
ADVANCED BIOS FEATURES

Virus Warning Disabled
Processor Number Feature Disabled
First Boot Device Floppy
Second Boot Device CDROM
Third Boot Device HDD-0
Boot Up Floppy Seek Enabled
Boot Up NumLock Status On
Typematic Rate Setting Disabled
Typematic Rate (Chars/Sec) 6
Typematic Delay (Msec) 250
Security Option Setup
HDD S.M.A.R.T. Enabled
Report No FDD For WIN 95 No
ADVANCED CHIPSET FEATURES

Top Performance Disabled
SDRAM CAS Latency Time Auto
SDRAM Cycle Time Tras/Trc 5/7
SDRAM RAS-to-CAS Delay 2
SDRAM RAS Precharge Time 2
SDRAM Buffer Strength Auto
Delayed Transaction Disabled
*Onboard Display Cache Setting*

Initial Display Cache Enabled
Display Cache Timing Auto
Local Memory Frequency 100 Mhz
Integrated Peripherals
On-Chip Primary PCI IDE Enabled
ON-Chip Secondary PCI IDE Enabled
IDE Primary Master PIO Auto
IDE Primary Slave PIO Auto
IDE Secondary Master PIO Auto
IDE Secondary Slave PIO Auto
IDE Primary Master UDMA Auto
IDE Primary Slave UDMA Auto
IDE Secondary Master UDMA Auto
IDE Secondary Slave UDMA Auto
USB Controller Disabled
*USB Keyboard Support Disabled
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Init Display First Onboard
AC97 Audio Disabled
AC97 Modem Disabled
IDE HDD Block Mode Enabled
Power On Function Button Only
*KB Power ON Password Enter
Onboard FDC Controller Enabled
Onboard Serial Port 1 Auto
Onboard Serial Port 2 Auto
UART Mode Select Normal
*UR2 Duplex Mode Half
Onboard Parallel Port 378/IRQ7
Parallel Port Mode SPP
Game Port Address Disabled
Midi Port Address Disabled
*Midi Port IRQ 10
CIR Port Address Disabled
*CIR Port IRQ 11
POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP

ACPI Suspend Type S1(PowerOn Suspend)
Video Off Method DPMS
Video Off In Suspend Yes
Suspend Type Stop Grant
MODEM Use IRQ NA
Suspend Mode 20 Min
HDD Power Down 15 Min
Soft-Off by PWR-BTTN Instant-Off
Power LED in Suspend On
AC BACK Function Full-On
Wake-Up by PCI Card Enabled
ModemRingOn/WakeOnLan Disabled
USB KB Wake-Up From S3 Disabled
FAN Off In Suspend Disabled
CPU Thermal-Throttling 50.0%
Resume by Alarm Disabled
*Date (of Month) Alarm 0
*Time (hh:mm:ss) Alarm 0 0 0
**Reload Global Timer Events**

Primary IDE 0 Disabled
Primary IDE 1 Disabled
Secondary IDE 0 Disabled
Secondary IDE 1 Disabled
FDD, COM, LPT Port Enabled
PCI PIRQ [A-D]# Enabled
PnP/PCI CONFIGURATIONS
PNP OS Installed No
Reset Configuration Data Disabled
Resources Controlled By Auto (ESCD)

*IRQ Resources Press Enter
*DMA Resources Press Enter
PCI/VGA Palette Snoop Disabled

Assign IRQ For USB Disabled
PC HEALTH STATUS
Reset Case Open Status Disabled
Case Opened Yes
VCORE 1.744V
VGTL 1.488V
VCC3 3.328V
+5V 5.080V
+12V 11.968V
-12V (-) 11.950V
-5V (-) 5.107V
5VSB(V) 5.026V
VBAT(V) 2.912V
Current CPU Temperature 30 C
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CPU FAN Speed 4326 RPM
POWER FAN Speed 0 RPM
System FAN Speed 3068 RPM
CPU Temperature Select 70 C/158 F
Shutdown Temperature Disabled
CPU FAN Fail Alarm Enabled
POWER FAN Fail Alarm Disabled
System FAN Fail Alarm Enabled
FREQUENCY/VOLTAGE CONTROL
Auto Detect DIMM/PCI Clk Enabled
Spread Spectrum Enabled
CPU Type CELERON (TM) 800
Load Fail-Safe Defaults
Load Optimized Defaults
Set Supervisor Password
Set User Password
Save & Exit Setup
Exit Without Saving
FACTORY SETUP:
Parallel Input Port #3 From Top of Case
FireWire Port #4 From Top of Case
DualBios Utility V815.4MP8

1999, Gigabyte Technology Co/. LTD.
Wide Range Protection Enabled
Halt On BIOS Defects Disabled
Auto Recovery Enabled
Boot From Main BIOS
BIOS Recovery Main to Backup
[[http://www.giga-byte.com/support/support.htm| URL http://tw.giga-byte.com/Tree/Tree_63.htm]]
Description
What is Dual BIOS?
Solution
Dual BIOS means that there are actually two BIOS on the IP601M motherboard. BIOS is called the main BIOS while the second BIOS is called the Backup
BIOS. This feature is useful in the event of a power loss event during a BIOS flashing procedure failure or in the rare case of a virus (i.e the CIH virus which
can destroy the hard drive and empty the contents of the BIOS) being introduced.
Description
The NetFusion* card reset button does not set the parameters to the factory default.
Solution
CAUSE: The NetFusion card is not connected to a LAN or is connected to a crossover cable.
SOLUTION: The NetFusion card must be connected to a LAN to allow proper initialization. After initialization, the reset button will become operational.
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Description
The LCD printer display on the 7075/FORCE 75 is showing Japanese characters.
Solution
CAUSE: If the IP601 is connected to an external power and is turned ON before the printer is turned ON, the controller will default its language to Japanese.
This is the default language that the controller uses if it does not find a printer connected.
SOLUTION: If using an external power source for the IP601, always turn ON the printer before turning ON the controller.
Description
What is the part number for the FireWire* card in the IP601M print controller?
Solution
IEEE 1394 board assembly (p/n 13SA-9050).
Description
KN302, does the card support Full or Half Duplex communications?
Solution
The KN302 card supports Half Duplex communications.
Description
What code is approved for HOST printing via NetFusion*?
Solution
The following is required for approved HOST connections:
1. Version 4.x.x system software must be loaded on the IP unit.
2. If a LAN connection is required, the NetFusion card must have the following firmware installed :
SCS - S21 145.026
BASE Eth - S80 166.606
BASE TR - S80 165.606
3. If a twinax* connection is required, the NetFusion Tx card must have the following firmware installed :
SCS - S21 145.026
IPDS - S91 110.100
Note: The latest version software is available on the Konica FTP site .
Description
What does 3 solid lights indicate on an i-data* print server?
Solution
The indication of three (3) solid lights could be:
1. A 'hung' device. To correct this condition, perform the following:
a. Hold the test button down while powering up the i-data print server.
b. Release the button after the printer begins to print. The paper should have the printed message, "Awaiting microcode download...".
c. Recycle the unit.
2. A bad block in microcode. To eliminate the bad block, use [[mini-FTP| FILE V:\text\Mini-FTP.txt NEW NoWordWrap]] to reload microcode.
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Description
What i-data* (AS/400* and host environment connectivity) devices are available through Konica?
Solution
AS/400 and host environment connectivity is available. i-data* connectivity products can be ordered directly from Konica. With such a broad range of printer
connectivity options in today's work place, Konica has joined with the world's foremost supplier of printing solutions for host environments, LAN environments,
and combined host-to-LAN solutions to provide the necessary interfaces to connect our products in any printing environment. i-data products are known for
innovation and ease of use, and have been designed to complement the existing printing strategies of other leading hardware and software manufacturers.
This provides the flexibility needed to meet each installation.
The appropriate i-data model number and corresponding KBT item number will be provided based on KNAS input. The KNAS response will specify the
solution required for the installation. The appropriate item number can then be ordered when the equipment order is processed. Konica will maintain stock
on the most common used solutions to reduce the time required to obtain the product. The two common print servers Konica will stock are:
LinkCom Ethernet 10/100, IPDS + Additional Ram, Advanced SCS
and
HostCom TwinAx IPDS + Additional Ram, Advanced SCS
Solutions other than the above detailed items will be custom ordered with approximately two week availability. Custom configuration of the i-data print server
is available at time of order by item number PCUA 709111. Configuration requirements should be provided to the System Support Center for configuration
and testing of the print server. Konica Business Technologies' National Systems Solutions Group (NSSG) will provide all technical support for the i-data
product line through the standard support telephone number 800-825-5664.
Request for returns of defective units should be made to the National Systems Solutions Group. The Systems Group will test the unit and verify that it is
defective. Credit will be issued for defective units only.
The following i-data connectivity products and accessories can be ordered directly through Konica:
HOST SERIES - POCKET
HostCom Pocket CX Matrix (PCUA 709076)
HostCom Pocket TX Matrix (PCUA 709077)
HOST SERIES - MULTIPORT

HostCom CX (PCUA 709078)
HostCom CX + IPDS (PCUA 709079)
HostCom TX (PCUA 709080)
HostCom TX + IPDS (PCUA 709081)
HostCom TX + IPDS + 16MB RAM (PCUA 709201)
HOST/LAN SERIES - MULTIPORT

LinkCom Eth 10 + AS/400 S/390 IPDS (PCUA 709085)
LinkCom Eth 10 + S/390 IPDS 16MB SCS (PCUA 709086)
LinkCom Eth 10 + AS/400 IPDS 16MB SCS (PCUA 709087)
LinkCom Eth 100 AS/400 S/390 IPDS (PCUA 709091)
LinkCom Eth 100 S/390 IPDS 16MB SCS (PCUA 709092)
LinkCom TR 4/16 S/390 SCS IPDS 16MB (PCUA 709093)
LinkCom TR 4/16 + S/390 basic SCS (PCUA 709094)
LinkCom TR 4/16 AS/400 SCS IPDS 16MB (PCUA 709095)
LinkCom TR 4/16 + S/390 SCS + IPDS (PCUA 709096)
LinkCom TR 4/16 + AS/400 SCS (PCUA 709097)
LinkCom TR 4/16 + AS/400 SCS + IPDS (PCUA 709098)
LinkCom Eth 100 AS/400 IPDS 16MB SCS (PCUA 950202)
Host2Net AS/400 + IPDS TR + 16MB (PCUA 709105)
LAN SERIES - SINGLE PORT

EasyCom 10 RJ45 (PCUA 709107)
EasyCom 10/100 (PCUA 709108)
LAN SERIES - MULTIPORT

PlusCom Eth 10/100 (PCUA 709109)
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PlusCom TR 4/16 (PCUA 709110)
ACCESSORIES
16MB memory (PCUA 950203)
PC Share Cable (PCUA 950204)
Centronics* Printer Sharing Cable (PCUA 950205)
Printer Server Printing Cable (PCUA 950206)
Server Custom Configuration Fee (PCUA 709111)
See Info Source Branch Bulletin #6-99 (Dealer Bulletin #7-99) for more information on i-data connectivity devices.
Description
Unable to print using the IP-P2P (peer-to-peer) utility on a Microsoft* Windows XP workstation.
Solution
CAUSE: The IP-P2P utility is compatible with Windows 9x and ME clients for printing directly from the workstation to the printer. This utility is not
recommended with Windows XP.
SOLUTION: The UNIX* print services (direct TCP/IP* printing via LPR port) that are included as a part of Windows XP can be used to print directly from the
workstation to the printer (as an alternative to the IP-P2P utility).
Description
The peer-to-peer utility is loaded but the port does not show up in the port list when adding a local printer.
Solution
CAUSE: The computer has a TCP/IP* "firewall" software running.
SOLUTION: Configure the "firewall" software to allow communication with the printer.
Description
What is required to upgrade a NetFusion card to allow printing with the AS/400*?
Solution
IPDS PRINTING UPGRADE requires the following:
1. TX - Item #950596
Note: A 16MB upgrade module (Item #950203) is required.
2. ETHERNET or TOKEN RING - Item #950594
SCS PRINTING UPGRADE requires the following:

ETHERNET or TOKEN RING - Item #950595
Description
What is the latest microcode for Ethernet i-data* box?
Solution
The latest microcode for the Ethernet i-data box:
Base code 104.410
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FSL TOP 140.130
Description
What is the LPR port name for a Microsoft* Windows NT 4.0 queue?
Solution
The LPR port name is 'LPDPRT1'. The port name must be in uppercase letters.
Description
How to set the default network scanning resolution.
Solution
To set the default network scanning resolution, perform the following:
1. Access the 25 mode (power the machine ON, while holding down on the 2 and 5 keys).
2. Select [1 Software DIP SW].
3. Set the following software dipswitches to the value indicated:
DIPSWITCHES
RESOLUTION 19-6 19-7
400 0 0
600 1 0
200 0 1
300 1 1
4. Press the PREVIOUS SCREEN button, to return to the 25 mode.
5. Power the machine OFF/ON to exit the 25 mode.
Description
How can an IPDS* mixplex document print correctly?
Solution
This solution assumes that the reader can edit and save documents. Also that the user is familiar with up/down loading configurations to the i-data*/netfusion
devices. This solution is rather complex and should not be performed by novice computer users without the supervision of the NSSG.
An external i-data box or NetFusion card with the IPDS option installed will be required. With a fully configured print server, use PrintGuide to download the
configuration to the desktop. Open the file with notepad or WordPad. Locate the entry for Printer 1. Under the DUPLEXINSTALLED command, enter the
following two lines:
PREPRINTEDDUPLEX 1
ROTATEDUPLEX 3
Under the TRAY_DEF entries. Add the following command for the drawer that is to print mixplex jobs:
PREPRINTED YES
Save the file as TXT and upload the file to the print server device.
Description
When is Print Services Facility (PSF) required?
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Solution
Print Services Facility is required when using advanced printing data streams on an AS/400*, and printing these data streams over a LAN. These advanced
data streams are IPDS or AFP. The easiest way to know if either of these data streams are being used, is to ask the user whether graphics or forms overlays
are being printed. If so, then PSF will be required to print these data streams over a LAN.
Description
Printers on the network are printing garbage and no print job was sent in any case.
Solution
CAUSE: A computer or computers have been "infected" with the Bugbear virus.
SOLUTION: Try powering the printer OFF/ON. If it continues to print, then power it OFF again. If the queue for the network printer can be viewed/accessed,
then try clearing out the outstanding job(s). If not, or if unsuccessful, then contact the IT department to eliminate the virus.
Description
Where to get an TCP/IP* address calculator.
Solution
A freeware version of a TCP/IP address calculator or a TCP/IP subnet calculator.
Description
Connected product installation information form.
Solution
The KNAS Additional Information Form is informational in nature and is recommended as an installation guide. While it may be helpful to have customers
provide the information on the form, it is technical in nature and will most likely require a connected product expert to coordinate completion with customers.
This form may supplement KNAS forms but it is not required with KNAS submissions.
[[http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html| URL http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html]].
SPECIAL NOTE: This form was provided by Roland Koennecke, KBT Houston.
Description
Unable to communicate with the IP unit.
Solution
CAUSE: DSL or cable broadband internet connection was recently installed. This may cause the TCP/IP scheme on the network to change.
SOLUTION: Work with the network administrator to edit the IP address for the printer or router to allow the printer to work properly on the network.
SPECIAL NOTE: Solution provided by Jerry Murri, Integration Specialist, KBT Oakland
Description
Cannot select staple, punch, trim, cover sheet feeder or LCT tray from the application printer properties after migrating IP601M PCL* driver from Microsoft*
Windows NT or 2000 server to Windows 9x or ME workstation.
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Solution
CAUSE: The finisher, punch unit, trimmer unit, cover sheet feeder unit and LCT options are not enabled during the installation of PCL driver.
SOLUTION: To enable the finisher, punch unit, trimmer unit, cover sheet feeder unit and LCT options, perform the following:
1. Click on Start.
2. Highlight Settings.
3. Click on Printers.
4. Right click on the IP601M PCL driver.
5. Click on Properties.
6. Click on Setup tab.
7. Click on desired option.
Note: The FS108 or FS108B finisher will have to be selected before the PU108 or PZ108 punch units, PI108 cover sheet inserter and TU108 trimmer unit
(used with FS108B only).
8. Click Add button.
9. Repeat steps 7 and 8 until desired options are selected.
10. Click Apply button to enable the change.
11. Test the functionality of driver by stapling multi-page document from an application.
SPECIAL NOTE: Solution provided by Victor Miranda, KMBS Windsor (KMPS)
*[[Trademark ownership information| FILE V:\TEXT\TRADEMRK.TXT NEW
Description
The IP-P2P (peer-to-peer) redirected port is not listed under 'Print to the following port' drop down field within the print driver properties.
Solution
CAUSE: The 'select' (S) flag was not enabled within the IP-P2P utility.
SOLUTION: To enable 'select' (S) flag within IP-P2P utility, perform the following:
1. Click on Start button.
2. Click on Programs.
3. Click on IP-P2P.
4. Click on Printers button.
5. Click on the available printer entry in the 'Available Printers' field.
6. Click 'Select' button.
7. Click OK twice.
8. Verify redirected port can be selected within 'Print to following port' drop down menu within print driver properties.
9. Click Apply button to accept the change.
SPECIAL NOTE: Solution provided by Victor Miranda, Integration Specialist, KBT Long Island.
Description
NDPS (Novell* Distributed Print Services) drivers do not install on a Microsoft* Windows NT/2000 client.
Solution
CAUSE: Requires a service pack update.
SOLUTION: Update to Service Pack 3 for Novell client .
Description
When following the manual for updating firmware on the i-data* HostCom box, the code cannot be updated.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect procedure is being used. The procedure described in the manual is for bringing a 'dead' box back to life. This procedure is not for
updating the HostCom box.
SOLUTION: Use the download.exe utility with the 'T' option to download firmware to the HostCom box (i.e., download.exe /T ). The red select dial does not
need to move.
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Description
The Auto-Polling function in Scantrip is not saved, even though 'Save Current Settings' is checked.
Solution
CAUSE: When Scantrip is closed, it checks to see if the 'Save Current Settings' is enabled. If it is enabled, Scantrip will save all settings except the
Auto-Polling checkbox setting.
SOLUTION: This is correct operation for Scantrip. Due to the numerous requests, the SEC is now looking into adding this feature into the next version of
Scantrip. Please continue to monitor [[Konica SEC website| URL http://www.sec.konicabt.com/main.html]] for the availability of the new Scantrip version.
Description
Unable to install PCL* or PostScript* print drivers into NDPS* database using BROKER (RMS) services. Error displayed is 0x0500000F ZLIB.DLL from a
Microsoft* Windows NT4.0/2000 workstation running Novell* Client 4.83 with SP1 installed.
Solution
CAUSE: ZLIB.DLL version 1.1.4 located in winnt\system32 directory on the client will not allow the drivers to be installed correctly.
SOLUTION: Rename the ZLIB.DLL version 1.1.4 on the workstation then copy ZLIB.DLL version 1.1.3 (located on Novell's website ) on the client in the
winnt\system32 directory.
CAUTION: There is a security vulnerability in zlib.dll version 1.1.3 that can be exploited by providing a specially crafted invalid compressed data stream to
zlib's decompression routines that results in zlib attempting to free the same memory twice. On many systems, freeing the same memory twice will crash the
application. Such "double free" vulnerabilities can be used in denial-of-service attacks, and it is remotely possible that the vulnerability could be exploited in
some application to execute arbitrary code with that application's permissions. There have been no reports of any exploitations of this problem, but the
vulnerability exists nevertheless.
Description
When printing a scanned image from Adobe Acrobat* 5.0, the lead edge is missing.
Solution
CAUSE: The settings in the driver and/or application may be causing printing issues.
SOLUTION: From within the application, select File then Print. Choose 'Shrink oversized pages to paper size.'
Description
A 925 error occurs after creating an NDPS* printer, specifically when entering the TCP/IP* address of the printer when configuring the port handler for the
Printer Agent.
Note: Depending on the NDPS version, the following errors may be displayed :
1. "NDPS ver 2.0 error the print device subsystem could not bind to the requested port handler, make sure the requested port handler is loaded or correct any
failure that the port handler reported."
2. "PH-2.01-226 system level failure, NDPS printer object, the port handler's call to function gethostname failed. This may indicate problems with the
sys\etc\hosts file or the sys\etc\resolv.cfg"
3. "Not Bound" when creating an NDPS printer in NWAdmin32.
Solution
CAUSE: The TCP/IP address and host name of the printer, as well as the TCP/IP address and the host name of the Netware server are not installed correctly
into the etc\hosts file on the server.
SOLUTION: At the server console, type:
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edit etc\hosts
Enter the TCP/IP address of the printer and Printer name as well as the TCP/IP address of the Novell* server and its name. The hosts file has this format:
Internet-address official-host-name aliases
For example, add:
136.65.86.216 KCA_001257 (the default name can be viewed via browser or on print out from the KN card at boot-up)
136.65.86.217 netwareservername
Save this file and re-create the printer agent. By adding the TCP/IP address and the name of the printer to the Netware* server's hosts file, the printer is able
to find the NDPS manager.
Description
KN3xx configuration page outputs KN_999999 and the MAC address is corrupt.
Solution
CAUSE: A brown-out or power surge has caused the KN card NVRAM to become corrupt resulting in the card losing the correct serial number and MAC
address.
SOLUTION: To restore the serial number and MAC address, perform the following:
1. Download and install the NIManage utility from the Konica FTP site .
2. From the command line, navigate (use CD) to the installation directory and type: nimanage/nsdoc
3. Select the unit and go to the system menu
4. Select the Network address (displayed as 999999)
5. Type in the correct serial number (written on the card) and click the recalculate button; then click OK.
6. When the KN3xx is rebooted, the correct serial number will be displayed and the card can be reconfigured.
Description
Bugbear Virus FAQ.
Solution
Q. If I'm infected, what should I do?
A. You need to remove Bugbear from your computer with the Bugbear Removal Toolkit. The Bugbear Removal Toolkit is available on the Symantec website
.
Q. How could I have received Bugbear?

A. W32/Bugbear-A arrives as an email attachment with a double file extension (.EXE, .SCR or .PIF). The filename itself can be anything, as can the subject
line and body text of the email. Infected email could have come from anyone, including your friends. The worm can make up ('spoof') who the email is from
and the Reply To address, so emails will not necessarily have come from the apparent sender. If you are on a network, Bugbear can copy itself to your
computer from another infected machine on the network, so you might find yourself infected without having received an infected email.
Q. What operating systems does Bugbear run on?

A. W32/Bugbear-A runs on Microsoft* Window* 9x, Me, 2000 and XP machines. It is not expected to run on Windows NT machines, although if the worm is
active on a network then it might copy itself to network shares on NT machines.
Q. How can I check to see if I'm infected?

A. A quick way to check whether you're infected is to look at your Startup menu. If the worm has run on your computer then you should be able to see an
EXE file with a three-letter random name in your Startup menu.
However, you should use an updated virus scanner to check the computer thoroughly.
Q. Will it steal my credit card number?

A. The risk to businesses is minimal but is greater for home users. Bugbear drops a DLL file which contains a Trojan that can record keystrokes entered into
your computer. If you subsequently connect to the internet using a dial-up connection, the worm may send the details to a remote encrypted email address. If
you are worried, you should contact your bank.
Q. Does Bugbear have any other side-effects?

A. Bugbear does not infect files. However, it attempts to copy itself to any available network resources, which can include printers. The printers themselves
cannot be infected, but they may start to print out the worm's code, which will waste a lot of paper.
Q. How do I stop my printer from printing this garbage?

A. Try turning the printer OFF and then ON again. If it continues to print then turn it OFF again. If you can see the queue for the network printer, then try
clearing out the outstanding jobs. If not, or if that doesn't work, then contact your IT department.
Q. What if I launched the attachment?

A. W32/Bugbear-A does not have a damaging payload. However, it will attempt to spread itself to other computers and to send infected emails.
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Q. What can I do next time?

A. The following guidelines will help prevent future infections:
Don't blindly trust attachments.
Never open an unexpected attachment.
Don't assume that an email is safe just because it comes from someone you know; they could be infected themselves.
Make sure you know how to update your anti-virus software quickly.
Avoid sending around jokes and stupid attachments yourself, as it encourages people to treat them as 'mostly harmless'.
Description
When printing from Macintosh* running OS 10.2.2, the OS9 (classic) application will crash when using the designated Konica PPD file.
Solution
CAUSE: Changes made to the operating system in Macintosh 10.2.2 require an update to utilize Konica's and other printer manufacturer's PPD file. Printing
from OS 10.2.x is not available at this time as Konica does not have an OS10 compatible driver.
SOLUTION: Apple* has released an upgrade to OS 10.2.x to version 10.2.3 to correct the issues with certain types of ppd files. Please download and install
the upgrade if problems occur when loading the .ppd with OS 10.2.2.
Note: This download is approximately 50 MB's and can be aquired using the updater in OS 10.
Description
Printer slows down to about 50 pages per minute when printing large data files (3000 to 6000 pages) from Microsoft* Access 2000.
Solution
CAUSE: The default resolution in Access 2000 is 600dpi. This is what causes the speed change. This can be viewed under the STATUS screen.
SOLUTION: Change the resolution to 400dpi. Please note that this has to be done within Access.
WARNING: Once the program is closed and opened again, the resolution defaults back to 600dpi.
SPECIAL NOTE: Solution provided by Ish Prieto, TML Enterprises, Inc.
Description
How to print bar code fonts.
Solution
Bar code fonts are not available from the internal font list and must be sent with each print job in PCL* format only.
Description
Unable to install the latest IP-P2P utility. The ip-p2p.dll file cannot be removed or updated.
Solution
CAUSE: The ip-p2p.dll file is set as read only and it is being used by spool32 in Microsoft* Windows. Therefore, its attributes cannot be changed to 'archive'
from Windows.
SOLUTION: The file, ip-p2p.dll, must be deleted. In order to do this, boot to DOS (F8 at power ON, or restart in DOS at power OFF) and change (CD
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command) to the 'C:\windows\system' directory by typing 'attrib -r ip-p2p.dll'. This will change the file attributes from read only to archive.
The file can now be deleted by typing 'del ip-p2p.dll' from the DOS promt or reboot the machine and delete ip-p2p.dll from the c:\windows\system directory.
The latest IP-P2P utility can now be loaded.
Description
When printing through a Microsoft* Windows 2000 server, the customer has to change output paper size from 'A3' (or other paper size) to 'Letter' in the print
driver every time they print.
Solution
CAUSE: The output paper size printer setting on the Windows 2000 server is set to a selection other than 'Letter'.
SOLUTION: Change output paper size printer setting on the Microsoft Windows 2000 server to 'Letter'.
Note: The method to change the default output paper size varies depending on the specific print driver. Contact the System Administrator of the server if
assistance is required.
Description
How to copy a print to file to the printer on Microsoft* Windows XP Pro or Windows 2000.
Solution
Share the printer from the workstation or server where it is installed:
From a command prompt, the following syntax will allow the file to be directly copied to the printer.
c:\ copy/b c:\filename.txt \\workstation-name\share-name
Description
When using an i-data* print server, and after installing the SCS daughter card, the following error page prints out: LCK5 F 8101: 'DPRAM error.
Communication error with IPDS* top.'
Solution
PROBABLE CAUSES:
1. A bent pin on the SCS daughter board preventing proper communication between it and the Netfusion* card.
Remove and repair the bent connector pin(s) on the SCS daughter board and carefully re-install it onto the Netfusion card.
2. IPDS fatal error. Unable to upload IPDS firmware using Print Guide*. Communication failure occurs after approximately 9 seconds. To correct this issue,
upload fslprog.f22 first using Print Guide, then upload 140130.f22.
Note: The fslprog.f22 and 140130.f22 files can be found on the FTP site .
Description
LPR printing is slow or hangs with Microsoft* Windows NT 4.0. Delays or failures may result when you print to a Windows NT 4.0 print server connected
through line printer remote (LPR) to a shared printer using the Line Printer Daemon (LPD) service.
CAUTION: This solution contains information about editing the registry. Before editing the registry, understand how to restore it if a problem occurs. For
information about how to do this, view the [["Restoring the Registry"| URL http://techweb.konicabt.com/tpm/media/restore_registry.pdf]] Help topic in
Regedit.exe or the [["Restoring a Registry Key"| URL http://techweb.konicabt.com/tpm/media/restore_regkey.pdf]] Help topic in Regedt32.exe.
Solution
CAUSE: With Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 3 and later, the default TCP Ports for LPR are 721-731. The symptom only occurs if 11 or more jobs are
simultaneously spooled in an NT spooler. Once the 11th job reaches the spooler, all jobs will pause for approximately 3 minutes between jobs. Changes can
be made so that ports greater than 1,023 can be used to prevent LPR from running out of available ports or conflicting with reserved ports. There is a registry
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entries that allow line printer remote (LPR) to use any available port higher than 1,023. With this entry, LPR is no longer restricted to only using the 11 TCP
Ports (721 through 731) and will not conflict with reserved ports, even on very busy print servers.
SOLUTION: In Service Pack 3 (or later), a new registry entry is automatically generated when a new LPR port is created. This setting is defined on a per
printer port basis and defaults to 0, which is RFC compliant. To enable individual IP address ports to use TCP ports 1024 and higher, apply Service Pack 3
(or later) and then perform the following steps:
1. Start Registry Editor (Regedt32.exe) and go to the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\LPDSVC\lpr
WARNING: Using Registry Editor incorrectly can cause serious problems that may require reinstallaton of the operating system. Konica or Microsoft cannot
guarantee that problems resulting from the incorrect use of Registry Editor can be solved. Use Registry Editor at your own risk.
Notes:
a. For information about how to edit the registry, view the "Change Keys And Values" Help topic in Registry Editor (Regedit.exe) or the "Add and Delete
Information in the Registry" and "Edit Registry Information" Help topics in Regedt32.exe.
b. Back up the registry before editing it and update your Emergency Repair Disk (ERD).
2. The installed LPR ports will be displayed on the right of the window . On the far right there will be a data value of (0) or (1) in parenthesis. The data value
of (0) indicates that this LPR port uses ports 721-731, which is the default. The data value of (1) indicates that this LPR port uses any port greater than ( )
1024.
3. To change a LPR port to use a port greater than 1024, perform the following:
a. Double-click the entry to view the Edit DWORD Value window.
b.. Change the value data from 0 to 1, and then click OK.
c. Repeat steps a and b as required to change other LPR ports.
d. Close the Registry Editor window.
e. Restart the Spooler Service for the changes to take affect. Type the following command at a command prompt:
net stop spooler
f. To restart the Spooler service, type the following command at a command prompt:
net start spooler
4. For more detailed and updated information see Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 179156 .
Note: The reference links are live in the document.
5. To view any PDF, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
LinkCom* Xpress, unable to access the print server via Print Guide. LAN link light constantly flashes.
Solution
CAUSE: LinkCom Xpress was shut down during the upgrade process. It will remain in a microcode download mode.
SOLUTION: If a LinkCom Xpress does not allow access through the network (continually flashing LAN link light), power up the unit while depressing the Test
Switch. Continue to hold the Test Switch down until a print out occurs on the printer. The printed page will give an indication as to what issue is occurring.
At this time, use the arp -s command from a DOS prompt as outlined in this example:
arp -s 10.26.0.78 00-4F-98-28-47-65
Run the arp command three times in quick succession which will ensure that the arp does take place.
Ping the TCP/IP* address to verify connection.
From the C: prompt, enter ftp
From the ftp prompt, type in dir which will give an indication as to which version boot and base code are installed.
Enter bin which puts it in Binary mode.
Enter hash which allows a visual representation of the download process.
Enter put c:\ 156720.b80 which downloads the appropriate firmware to the LinkCom Xpress.
Description
Scantrip utility is only partially displayed after clicking the CHECK button.
Solution
CAUSE: Large Fonts are selected on the Microsoft* Windows 9x/NT desktop.
SOLUTION: Set the font size to Small Fonts.

1. Right click on the desktop.
2. Click Properties.
3. In the Display Properties window, click the Settings tab.
4. Click the [Advanced...] button.
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5. Hit the down-arrow on the [Font Size:] pull down menu.
6. Select Small Fonts.
7. Click Apply, then OK (do not select restart).
8. Click OK.
Note: Scanning utilities (Scantrip and Scantrip Admin) are now posted on the [[Konica SEC website| URL http://www.sec.konicabt.com/main.html]].
Description
Selections made within the KP utility for HPUX* 10.2 and 11.x are not being honored by the printer.
Solution
CAUSE: The printer was added to the system using the SAM utility instead of through the kpaddprinter script that comes with KP.
SOLUTION: When using KP, the printer must be added to the HPUX system only by using the kpaddprinter script. If KP selections are not being honored by
the printer you must remove the printer configuration from the HPUX system and then rebuild another queue using kpaddprinter as outlined in the readme file
that accompanies KP.
Description
Unable to print from Tray 3 when using CCH* Tax software program.
Solution
CAUSE: Printer Setup within the CCH application is not set properly.
SOLUTION: To allow printing from all trays, perform the following:

1. From the CCH application, Select File.
2. Select Printer Setup.
3. Select Use Large Capacity Add-on Printer Tray When Printing Returns.
5. Select Auto Select For your Paper Source.
6. Select OK.
7. Select OK again to save settings.
Description
How to FTP print on the 7075.
Solution
The 7075/IP601/IP601M/KN302 does not support FTP printing.
Description
KN302A, how to disable web access to the card.
Solution
To disable web access to the KN302A, perform the following:
1. Enter the following URL: 'http://KN302A's TCP/IP address/nic/port' in a web browser.
2. Enter 0 for the HTTP TCP Port.
3. Enter sysadm for the password.
4. Click on 'Accept Settings' button. 'Update Successful' message should be displayed after few seconds.
5. Click on 'Home' hyperlink.
6. Click on 'Network Setup' button.
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7. Click on 'Reset' hyperlink.
Note: The password may have to be reentered at this point.
8. Click on 'Reset Unit' button. A new network status page should print out after a few minutes.
9. ' This page could not be display' should appear when entering KN302A's TCP/IP* address in the web browser.
Note: The KN302A must be at firmware version 5.75c.
To restore the HTTP TCP port 80, perform the following:

1. Verify IPX/SPX* protocol on installed on the workstation.
2. Install the latest version of the MAP utility.
3. Click on the KN302A's IPX/SPX name at the home page.
4. Enter 'nic/port' after the URL. The URL should read 'http://192.168.0.1:34/KON_999777-HTML/nic/port'.
5. Enter 80 for HTTP TCP port.
6. Enter sysadm for the password
7. Click on 'Accept Settings' button. 'Update Successful' message should be displayed after few seconds.
8. Click on 'Home' hyperlink.
9. Click on 'Network Setup' button.
10. Click on 'Reset' hyperlink.
Note: The password may have to be reentered at this point.
11. Click on 'Reset Unit' button. A new network status page should print out after a few minutes.
Description
Microsoft* Windows 2000 Server spooler file crashes when creating a printer on the Macintosh* and pointing the driver through the existing queue on the
Windows server.
Solution
CAUSE: The PostScript* driver on the server is the Visual-style (DLL-based) driver which is not compatible with the Macintosh PPD-based PostScript driver.
SOLUTION: This is a Microsoft issue due to be corrected in the next service pack release.
Note: As a workaround, load a second PostScript driver on the Windows 2000 server using the add printer wizard and the version 1.1.6 PPD file. When
creating the printer on the Macintosh, point to the PPD-style driver on the Windows server (not the Visual-style driver).
Description
NetFusion*, test pages will not print out.
Solution
CAUSE: The parallel port settings are incorrect.
SOLUTION: This solution assumes that the version of the PrintGuide utility is a minimum S42.065.190, using older versions the specified settings may not be
accessible. It may be necessary to connect to the device via a browser to view all the necessary settings. Ensure that the parallel port settings are correct, to
do so, perform the following:
1. Connect to the device via PrintGuide by double clicking the detected device in the upper pane.
2. Double click any of the logical printers for 'Printer 1.'
3. Click on the 'Output Driver' tab.
4. Verify that the radio button for 'Centronics Mode' is enabled.
5. Verify that the 'Parallel Port Speed' is set for 'Standard.'
6. Verify that the 'Use Bi-directional Communication' and 'Request Plug & Play String' check boxes are not checked.
7. Click on the 'OK' button.
8. Below the menu options via PrintGuide click on the icon with the wrench and down arrow for save configuration.
9. Verify that 'Restart Printserver after download' is checked and click on the 'OK' button.
10. Once the device has restarted press the test button and confirm that the test pages print out.
Description
Unable to remove the IP-P2P (peer-to-peer) utility on a Microsoft* Windows XP workstation.
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Solution
CAUSE: The IP-P2P Utility is not compatible with Windows XP or Windows 2000. The UNIX* print services that are included as a part of Windows XP and
Windows 2000 can be used as an alternative to the IP-P2P Utility.
SOLUTION: In the case of Windows XP, the P2P program will not install correctly, therefore it cannot be uninstalled. In order to remove the utility, instances
of P2P must be manually removed from the registry of the PC.
Description
What is the part number for the CPC (PostScript*) chip extraction tool?
Solution
PLCC extractor tool (p/n 091005).
Description
NSSG Quick Reference Guide.
Solution
The [[NSSG Quick Reference Guide|URL http://techweb.konicabt.com/tpm/media/IP_KN_Driver_matrix.pdf]] includes the IP unit and KN card compatibility
along with the latest IP unit Start-Up version (system code) and KN card firmware version. The new matrix now includes PCL* and PostScript* support listing
for Microsoft* Windows* operating systems and the latest public release version number for each driver. This matrix does not include any information
pertaining to special or beta code/drivers, HOST, UNIX, printing.
Notes:
1. Matrix is subject to change without notice.
Description
What print drivers are compatible with Macintosh* OS X (Version 10.2.x)?
Solution
The drivers can be downloaded from [[Konica's website| URL http://www.konicabt.com/Support/Drivers/index.html]].
Macintosh OS 9x applications within OS 10.2.x are supported using the current [[Adobe* PostScript* drivers for Macintosh| URL
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=44&platform=Macintosh]].
Description
How to install Macintosh* legacy print drivers in Macintosh OS 10.2x.
Solution
Download the installation procedures from the Konica FTP site for information on how to install non-native Macintosh print drivers in OS 10.2x. Select the IP
controller model, PostScript* driver folder, and Mac-10.x folder. There is a Stuffit* file that contains the installation instructions .
Notes:
1. To view a PDF, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
2. To open the Stuffit file, Stuffit must be installed. Stuffit can be downloaded from the Stuffit web site at:
[[http://www.stuffit.com/cgi-bin/stuffit/stuffit_loginpage.cgi?standardwinexp| URL http://www.stuffit.com/cgi-bin/stuffit/stuffit_loginpage.cgi?standardwinexp]]
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Description
Adobe* PageMaker* not printing correctly.
Solution
CAUSE: If the PostScript* driver is loaded under Microsoft* Windows, PageMaker will not print correctly if the PPD (PostScript Printer Description) is not
installed correctly within PageMaker. Although PageMaker is a Windows (and Macintosh*) program, it does not use a PostScript Windows driver in the typical
manner. The PPD must be installed manually on a Windows PC, much the same as it is loaded manually into the System\Extensions\Printer Descriptions
folder on a Macintosh.
SOLUTION: With PageMaker 6.0 and 6.5, the PPD file provided on the Konica disk must be manually copied from the disk (using Explorer, File manager,
etc.) to the Pm6\Rsrc\Usenglsh\Ppd4 directory. Before copying the file, make sure that PageMaker is not open. For a network installation, the path is
different. The program looks for the PPD in Pm6\Pm6user\Ppd4.
Without proper installation, PageMaker may use some other PPD or a generic default, called General. After copying the PPD to the PPD4 directory, start
PageMaker. The (Driver Name) PPD should show up in the PPD selection of the print dialog box. A PCL* Windows printer driver will have its capabilities
under a Setup button. Because the PostScript PPD is being installed, the printer's special capabilities are found by clicking on the Features button.
Notes:
1. See the PDF document PPD Installation For Adobe Pagemaker .
Description
Microsoft* Windows 2003 Server printer driver support, IP601M.
Solution
Microsoft Windows 2003 Server printer driver support list. .
Notes:
1. The latest version print driver is available for download from the [[Support & Drivers| URL
http://kmbs.konicaminolta.us/eprise/main/KMBS/Support_Center/Home]] section on the public web site or the [[Konica Minolta FTP site| URL
2. To view the above PDF(s), Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
When using BOOTP Lite*, what should be used to separate the MAC address information?
Solution
When entering the TCP/IP* address, MAC hardware address, subnet mask (optional), and gateway (optional) into BOOTP Lite , separate the MAC hardware
address (Network address) information using colons (i.e, 00:e0:bb:05:31:d3), not spaces or hyphens. Other information is separated as normal TCP/IP format
(i.e, 198.169.2.12).
Note: The BOOTP Lite program can be downloaded from the Konica FTP site .
Description
When scanning jobs to the IP601M hard drive, is there an adjustment that can be made to determine when the job is deleted?
Solution
Scanned jobs stored on the hard drive can remain indefinitely or can be deleted after 24 hours. To program this feature, perform the following:
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1. Press the mode key to select the printer screen.
2. Select Controller Set.
3. Press the down arrow one time.
4. Select ScanDataAutoDelete and press OK.
5. Select either OFF or 24 hrs and press OK.
Description
Using the Macintosh* OS X PostScript* printer driver, after selecting 'Print' from the application's File menu, the application may unexpectedly quit and the job
is not printed.
Solution
CAUSE: This is a known anomaly with OS version 10.2.2.
SOLUTION: Update Macintosh OS X to the latest version .

Notes:
1. No occurrence with Macintosh OS X versions 10.2, 10.2.3, 10.2.4, 10.2.5 or 10.2.6 has been reported.
2. Unsaved changes to a document may be lost when an application unexpectedly quits. The following sequence of events may cause this to occur:
a. A new document is created, or an existing document is opened.
b. The Print command in the application is chosen.
c. The application unexpectedly quits when the Print panel would normally appear.
3. For Mac OS X 10.2.2, as a workaround, print to the PostScript printer by creating a new queue for the printer with the Generic PPD. When using this
workaround, be sure to save any document before printing. In the event that printing does not work, any unsaved changes to the document could be lost.
Follow these steps:
a. Open Print Center (/Applications/Utilities/).
b. Select the affected print queue.
c. Click Delete.
4. Click Add.
5. Select the printer from the Name list (if necessary, choose the correct connection method and/or AppleTalk zone in the pop-up menus above the Name
list).
6. Choose Generic from the Printer Model pop-up menu.
7. Click Add.
8. Open an existing document, or create a new document.
9. Print the document to the newly-created print queue.
SPECIAL NOTE: This solution was provided by Konica Business Technologies Corporation in Japan.
Description
Is UNIX* printing supported?
Solution
The self-contained NIC print server (or KN3xx) will handle print jobs sent with the "lp" command from most UNIX environments. However, most "lp" options
(designated with the '-o') are not supported by this printer. This printing solution allows for output of ASCII text (no special features i.e., duplex, tray calls, and
finishing features) only.
If the user is running an application on their UNIX server that emulates PCL* driver output from a non-Konica driver (i.e. HP3 driver output). Special features
will not be available without the use of a third-party print server such as the i-data* EasyCom* which can be programmed to search for and replace
non-Konica driver PCL with the correct Konica PCL output.
Konica also offers a PostScript* print utility called KP for most UNIX environments that supports some of the "lp" options. This utility allows printing with
special features but requires the IP unit to be equipped with the PostScript upgrade. This utility may or may not be compatible with the customers UNIX
application. It is recommended to download and install the utility on the UNIX server and test to determine if the customer's application can access the utility
prior to recommending this as a printing solution.
Notes:
1. The KP utility is available on the [[Konica SEC website| URL http://www.sec.konicabt.com/version2/main.html?flash=No]].
2. KP Utility Users Reference Guide for UNIX.
Note: To view the PDFs, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
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Using the Macintosh* OS X PostScript* printer driver, after printing several times from an application that has been open for a long time, the application may
not print or open files.
Solution
CAUSE: This is a known anomaly with OS versions 10.1.5 and 10.2 or later.
SOLUTION: As a workaround, quit the application and open it again. Perform the following:
1. Click the Finder icon in the Dock.
2. Choose Go Go to Folder.
3. Type: /Library/Printers/PPD Plugins/
4. Click Go. The PPD Plugins folder opens.
5. Choose Edit Select All.
Note: If the printer relies on software in this folder, deselect the item(s) specifically related to your printer.
6. Drag the items to the Trash, then empty the Trash.
Description
Unable to delete a TCP/IP* port.
Solution
CAUSE: There is a printer associated with the TCP/IP port.
SOLUTION: Before deleting a TCP/IP port, the printer must first be deleted. To delete the printer and the TCP/IP port perform the following:
1. From the PC desktop double click the My Computer icon.
2. Double-click the Control panel icon.
3. Double-click the Printers icon.
4. Select and right-click the printer to be deleted.
5. Click Delete.
6. Click the File menu of the Printers folder menu bar.
7. From the Print Server Properties dialog box, select the TCP/IP port to be deleted.
8. Click the Delete Port button.
9. Click Yes to confirm that this port should be deleted.
10. Close the Print Server Properties dialog box.
Description
How to capture a file (IP system code 5.5.8 or higher).
Solution
This process can be used to capture files from the controller using either the KN302A or with a third-party print server (i.e. HP*, i-data*) attached via the
parallel port.
REQUIREMENTS
Monitor
Keyboard
KN302(a) (if using a third-party print server and the file is too large to fit on a diskette)
[[DOS boot disk or Microsoft* Windows 98 Startup disk| URL http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm]]
Note: An excellent web site to download Boot Disk files, Service Packs, DLL files, tips, etc. is [[Bootdisk.com| URL http://www.bootdisk.com/]].
To capture a file, perform the following:

1. Connect the monitor and keyboard to the controller and install the KN302(a) NIC (if necessary).
2. Power the system up and wait for the KN302(a) status page to print out (if KN is installed).
3. When the system has completed the boot process from the VxWorks* prompt, enter the following command: [iocEnableCapture]
Note: This command is case sensitive; do not include the brackets.
4. Send the print job to either the parallel port (third party print server) or the KN302(a) via the network.
5. If retrieving via the KN302(a), perform the following:
a. Connect a laptop to the NIC via a hub or crossover.
b. From the DOS prompt, enter the following command: ftp [IP address] and press enter.
Note: This command is case sensitive; do not include the brackets.
c. The user name is [capture] and the password is [sysadm] then press enter.
d. Type [dir] and press enter to display the capture file(s).
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e. Type [bin] and press enter to set the transfer mode to binary.
f. Type [get] [filename] and press enter to retrieve the file.
g. Type [bye] to end the ftp session.
h. To release the capture mode power OFF/ON the printer system from the main power switch.
i. Depending on the laptop OS, the retrieved file will, by default, be copied to the root of the c: drive or the 'My Documents' directory. If not, perform a
search on the file(s) name.
6. If the file is small and can fit on a diskette, the following procedure can be used to retrieve the file(s):
a. From the VxWorks prompt, enter the following command:
cd "/ata2/" and press enter.
Note: The quotes must be entered.
b. Type ll and press enter.
c. Type cd "capture" and press enter.
d. Type ll and press enter to view file(s)
e. Type cp "filename", "/ide0/filename" this will copy the file to the root of the c: drive.
f. Power down the system and place a DOS boot disk or a Windows 98 startup disk in the floppy drive and reboot the system.
g. Type c: and press enter.
h. Type dir and press enter. The file should be at the root of c:.
i. Remove the boot disk and place a blank diskette in the floppy drive.
j. Type copy [filename] a:.
k. The above command will copy the file to the diskette in the floppy drive.
Description
What is the command to view the PC TCP/IP* address on a Microsoft* Windows XP client?
Solution
At the command prompt, type = ipconfig. The Connection-specific DNS Suffix, IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway will be displayed.
Note: To view the entire syntax selection for ipconfig, type = ipconfig /? .
Description
"ACCESS CODE INVALID" message when printing from Microsoft* Windows 95/98/ME through a Windows 2000 or 2003 server. Printing from Windows
NT/2000/XP through the same queue is fine.
Solution
CAUSE: A possible corrupt spooler that only affects printing from non-NT based workstations.
SOLUTION: Delete the printer and all associated driver files and then reload the drivers. For more detail, refer to Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 260737
.
Note: To view the above PDF, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
Printing preferences are not available using the Konica Visual PostScript* driver when printing from PageMaker* 6.5 or 7.0.
Solution
CAUSE: [Use PostScript Pass-through] selection in the PostScript options is checked.
SOLUTION: Uncheck within the print driver properties the [Use PostScript Pass-through] option.
Notes:
1. When printing with a Konica PostScript driver and utilizing a printer specific PPD file. Adobe* PageMaker incorporates its own embedded PostScript driver
which can perform all of the necessary print rendering. In this print process, all that is needed from the Konica driver is the PPD file. The PPD file sets up the
printer specifics finishing features. The Konica PostScript driver simply provides the port to print through.
2. When printing via the Konica PCL* driver, all printing features will function normally. The PCL driver does not use a PPD file. Therefore, PageMaker will
utilize the PCL driver for print rendering and as a port to print through.
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3. Print via the Konica Visual PostScript driver ONLY if the driver's PostScript option [Use PostScript Pass-through] is unchecked (deselected) within the print
drivers Properties. Stapling will function normally. The [Use PostScript Pass-through] setting is made to the driver's properties outside of the application.
With this option unchecked, PageMaker will fully utilize the Konica Visual PostScript driver for both rendering and a port to print through. When the option is
checked, the Konica Visual PostScript driver is not utilized for print rendering but only as a port to print through. The Konica Visual PostScript driver does not
have its own PPD file; therefore, use the Konica Adobe PostScript driver's PPD file to enable finishing options. This setup is no different than printing through
the Konica Adobe* PostScript driver.
Description
Light images (black lines appear gray when compared to a different manufacturer's printer) when printing PDF documents from Adobe* Acrobat* 5.x or 6.x
using the latest Konica Minolta (visual) PostScript* driver.
Solution
CAUSE: This issue is related to PostScript code already contained in the document.
SOLUTION: When printing from graphic applications such as Adobe Acrobat, using the Konica Minolta (visual) PostScript driver, it is recommended to select
(check) the Use PostScript Pass-Through option under the driver's PostScript options when printing PDFs. This reduces the print spool size and allows for
faster and more accurate printing as pre-existing PostScript code in the document is not acted upon by the print driver.
Although, if any of the Konica Minolta (visual) PostScript printer driver output options such as layout, booklet, fold & stitch, insertion etc. are desired, then
deselect (uncheck) the Use PostScript Pass-Through to allow these option to function when printing the PDF document.
Description
Is ECM/password printing an available option with Macintosh*?
Solution
ECM/password printing is not available for use with Macintosh.
Description
Slower than expected print speed.
Solution
CAUSE: A printer's rated speed refers to the rate at which the unit can move paper through the paper path. Very often, this rated speed will not coincide
with the actual throughput observed during the printing of documents. Many factors such as page description language, graphic content and intensity, the
type of print server card being used, and the presence of forms overlay along with the numerous possible settings that can exist for each element within the
printing system, can all affect the throughput of the printer on a job-to-job basis. Additionally, workstation and network bottlenecks can also adversely affect
the overall performance of the printer.
SOLUTION: Currently there is no industry-wide standard for measuring and rating the speed of network printers on the market. The printer's rated speed
refers solely to the printer's ability to run paper through the paper path under optimal conditions. This figure is not in any way meant to imply that this will be
the print speed for all documents that are sent to the printing system.
Description
How to set JetDirect* from Bitronics* to Centronics* with HP* JetAdmin* version 03.42.00.
Solution
Note: The IPX\SPX name or TCP/IP* address must be assigned before changing the parallel port mode to Centronics. To change the JetDirect from Bitronics
to Centronics, perform the following:
1. Open JetAdmin.
2. Highlight the device.
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3. Click on Device from the menu options.
4. Click on Modify.
5. Click on Next twice.
6. Select Centronics under the Parallel Mode: Speed of connection setting.
7. Click on Finish.
8. Click on OK to save changes.
Description
Cannot print test pages from NetFusion* card when installed in an IP601M. The PRT light is ON solid.
Solution
CAUSE: Parallel port setting on the NetFusion card must be set to Standard. The current setting is FAST.
SOLUTION: To set the NetFusion card to Standard, perform the following:

1. Access the NetFusion card with a web browser and click on Advance Configuration.
2. Click on Logical printers and select the first logical printer in the list.
3. In gray, click PORT and change the parallel port setting to STANDARD.
4. Scroll to the bottom and click the Save button.
5. After the screen refreshes, click the Printer Administration link and then select Restart Print Server.
6. When the screen is refreshed, click the RESTART button.
7. When the print server is restarted, press the Test button on the back of the NetFusion card to generate the test pages.
Description
NO PCL GROUP message when trying to set the paper trays to LETTER for port 5001 IPDS printing via PrintGuide* using i-Data* LinkCom* print server.
Solution
CAUSE: This is a known issue and there is a workaround.
SOLUTION: Perform the following procedure to select LETTER size paper:

1. Go to the IPDS tab via PrintGuide.
2. Select the Language field and change from PCL5* to PostScript*.
3. Go back to the paper trays and select LETTER.
4. Be sure to set the language back to PCL5 before uploading the changes to the print server.
Description
How to print a captured file directly to the printer from a Microsoft* Windows 2000 or XP workstation.
Solution
Copying captured files (.txt, .prn or .cap file containing PCL*, PJL, PostScript* or ASCII) directly to the NIC card of the printer over a network connection can
be used to confirm that a file capture is valid and contains printable data. Two methods outlined below:
1. From a DOS prompt c:\ lpr -S (ip address) -P port1 (file name with complete path [i.e. c:\myfiles\capture1.txt])
Another method is to copy the file to a shared printer name on the same workstation:
2. From a DOS prompt c:\ copy/b (file name with complete path [i.e. c:\myfiles\capture1.txt]) (UNC path to printer share name) \\pw-smith\IP601M-front
Note: It is very important that the syntax above is correct or the file will not be copied to the printer.
Description
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Maximum length of parallel cable that can be attached to the IP units.
Solution
Konica Minolta will only support systems with parallel cable length of 15 feet or less.
Description
What information is contained on the separator page when selected via the print driver and using the standard pcl.sep file located in the system32 folder?
Solution
The separator page will display the name of the user in the log form, job number, time and date.
Description
When printing a mixed original PDF from Adobe* Acrobat or Reader, the output is only on one size of paper. If the first page is formatted for 8.5x11, the entire
document will be 8.5x11.
Solution
CAUSE: The paper source selection is not enabled in the print window.
SOLUTION: When printing a PDF, select File/Print from the application. In the print window that pops up, check the Choose Paper Source by PDF page size
selection to enable it. Select OK to print the job.
Description
Description of the Password Print feature.
Solution
The Password Print feature enables password protection of predetermined print jobs. When Password Print is selected in the printer driver (bottom left of the
Paper tab screen), the Password Print Settings dialog box opens. Up to 5 numeric characters must be entered for User ID and for Password, and the job is
then sent to the printer. This feature allows management of confidential documents by enabling the main body to store the Password Print job on the IP unit's
HDD. The printing process starts only when the User ID and Password are entered on the control panel of the main body printer.
Description
Will Microsoft* Windows XP Service Pack 2 create printing problems?
Solution
Service Pack 2 (SP2) is, in many ways, a new XP, and there is no way to test every possible combination of hardware and software on which it might be
installed. Practice due diligence and evaluate the specific XP deployment before installing XP SP2.
There are several pre-installation steps that should be considered:
1. Understand the benefits of installing the service pack:
a. Malware attachment warnings
b. Malware download warnings
c. Pop-up blocker
d. Firewall turned on by default
e. Windows Security Center GUI that lets end users see and manage security settings (this can be blocked in a managed environment)
f. Enhancements to auto updates, including improvements for dial-up users
g. Better management of browser add-ons and e-mail addresses
h. A new wireless deployment wizard useful for small businesses
2. Grab a copy of the recovery document from http://snipurl.com/8gju . This document discusses how to recover from a problem XP SP2 installation. Please
take the precaution of printing out the recovery instructions. Hopefully, they will never have to be used.. At any rate, be prepared when priorities change and
XP SP2 must be installed immediately. When rushed, looking for recovery information before installing may end up being an after-thought.
Windows XP SP2 is also an issue for IT departments using SUS for updates, since it may need to be blocked from some SUS client computers and approved
for others. Remember that the service pack will have to be approved in the SUS server database before clients can receive it, giving an extra layer of
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protection to SUS shops.
If any of these scenarios applies, here are some resources. Start with the free Microsoft tool at http://snipurl.com/8gjw . It includes an executable, a script,
ADM template to use with Group Policy, and sample E-mail text to be used to inform users on how to block and unblock delivery of XP SP2.
Note: Refer to the following linlks for more information about blocking:
http://snipurl.com/8gjx
http://snipurl.com/8gjz
http://snipurl.com/8ei8
For those who like to do things the hard way, the Registry can be edited to block XP SP2 delivery. Go to the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate and add the new value DoNotAllowXPSP2. Set the value to 1. This will
block delivery of XP SP2 via SUS or Automatic Updates for up to 120 days. Removing the value will allow delivery of XP SP2, as will the passage of time.
This isn't a permanent solution; it just affords a little more breathing room.
And finally, do not believe everything read or heard. Contrary to some rumors, XP SP2 does not break things; it fixes things. Sometimes closing holes means
good software will need to be revised or reonfigured.
Note: Most of the Microsoft URLs referenced above are very long; the "snipurl" versions do not break, and will not expire.
CAUTION: Incorrectly editing the registry may severely damage the system. Before making changes to the registry, back up any valued data on the
computer.
Description
Scantrip Admin utility information.
Solution
Scantrip Admin is an enterprise-level administration tool for Konica's Scan-to-Disk feature. Groups of images from multiple scanner/print engines can be
retrieved and deleted with Scantrip Admin. The Scan-to-Disk activity can be checked and the information saved to file for audit purposes. Scantrip Admin
can even be used to perform a back up of the Scan-to-Disk file system.
Konica's Scan-to-Disk technology allows scanning of documents from the print engine's platen glass or the document feeder directly to file where it is stored in
a mailbox on the print engine's internal hard disk. For details on Konica's Scan-to-Disk technology, please refer to the Konica print engine's documentation.
Scantrip Admin functions as a general user tool as well as an administration tool. It allows retrieval and deletion of image files (created with the print engine's
Scan-to-Disk feature) from a personal mailbox. These user-level operations can be performed manually or automatically (with the Auto-Polling feature).
Note: Scanning utilities (Scantrip and Scantrip Admin) are now posted on the [[Konica SEC website| URL http://www.sec.konicabt.com/main.html]].
Description
Is Scantrip or Scantrip Admin compatible with Citrix Metaframe* or Microsoft* Windows Terminal Server?
Solution
Scantrip and Scantrip Admin v1.5 are not currently compatible with Citrix Metaframe or Terminal Server based on the licensing method being used. The
program can only be licensed for one user on the server. As the Adminstrator is the only individual that can install programs on the server, the Administrator
is the only user that will be able to use Scantrip. The SEC department is working on a solution for this issue.
Description
Unable to scan more than one page at a time using OmniPage* Pro using the Microsoft* Windows 9x TWAIN driver. Although, the entire document can be
downloaded from Scantrip.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect setting within OmniPage Pro Scan Manager.
SOLUTION: Change 'Support TWAIN Batch Scanning' to YES. To change the setting, perform the following:
1. Click on 'Start'.
2. Highlight 'Settings'.
3. Click on 'Control Panel'.
4. Double click on the 'Scan Manager' icon.
5. Double click on the TWAIN driver icon.
6. Click on the 'TWAIN Scanner Settings' tab.
7. Select 'YES' for 'Support TWAIN Batch Scanning'.
8. Click on 'Apply'.
9. Click on 'OK'.
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Description
Can the password feature in the TWAIN driver version 1.20 be used with the 7255/7272/IP511A?
Solution
At the present time the password feature in the TWAIN driver will only function with the 7145/IP432.
Description
Image is clipped when using the TWAIN driver with OmniPage* Pro 10.
Solution
CAUSE: Improper TWAIN scanner setting.
SOLUTION: Change the [Show TWAIN settings before scan] to 'Yes'. To change this setting, perform the following:
1. Select Start.
2. Select Settings.
3. Select Control Panel.
4. Double-click on the OmniPage Pro icon.
5. Right-click on the TWAIN driver icon.
7. Select [TWAIN Scanner Settings] tab.
8. Select 'Yes' for [Show TWAIN settings before scan].
9. Select Apply.
10. Select OK to exit.
Description
Availability of DOS print drivers for the IP601M.
Solution
Konica Minolta printers using the IP controllers are designed for Microsoft* Windows-based applications. DOS applications cannot take advantage of the
advanced features of the Konica Minolta printer. Some DOS applications do not have the ability to select a relatively compatible HP* printer. The KNAS
response clearly states that DOS applications are not supported by the printer in question. Likewise, support via application testing is not available for
DOS-based applications. For non-core platform applications, DOS, Vertical, HOST, etc.., enhanced application support will be made available at the cost of
$105.00 per hour. An estimate would be provided as to the time involved for testing and feedback on the results.
DOS applications are not technically supported since each DOS application carries its own set of printer drivers instead of a single driver that the Windows
operating systems use. Therefore, printing in DOS is a case-by-case basis. However, some printing functionality can be obtained using the following
recommendations:
1. The application has a driver for a nearly compatible printer such as the HP 5SiMX.
2. The user does not select any special function for the HP printer.
3. The user does not expect to use special modes such as staple, booklet, letterhead, etc.
For developers or users that would like to create their own drivers or manually insert printer commands, see the Konica Printer Commands hyperlink for
common PCL* and PJL codes and the Top Ten Most Commonly Requested PCL Commands list.
Description
Can not access the hard drive boxes via DOS and the FTP command on a Microsoft* Windows XP client.
Solution
CAUSE: The Use Passive FTP setting is selected in Microsoft Internet Explorer.
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SOLUTION: Perform the following procedure to allow access to the hard drive via DOS:
1. Right click on the Internet Explorer desktop icon and click on Properties.
2. Click on the the Advanced tab.
3. Scroll down to Use Passive FTP (for firewall and DSL modem capabilities) and deselect it.
Description
How to change the default number of lines per page from 60 to 66 lines per page.
Solution
The NIC for the controller must be installed to perform the change from 60 to 66 lines per page.
1. Install the NIC and assign it an address.
2. Using the Web Utility access the "Printer Setup" function.
3. Scroll to the bottom. Located just above "Finishing Defaults" is the "Form Lines" setting. Change it from 60 to 66.
4. Accept the settings using the password: sysadm
5. Reboot the controller and use the web utility to verify the change is set on the controller. Print a test file to verify the change is applied.
6. Power down the system and remove the NIC.
7. Test printing again to be sure nothing has changed.
CAUTION: Please be aware if the system software is upgraded the above setting will be lost.
Description
Unable to retrieve scan to box (hard drive) documents after installing Microsoft* Windows XP SP2.
Solution
CAUSE: The Use Passive FTP setting is not set correctly within Internet Explorer and/or the SP2 Firewall settings require tweaking.
SOLUTION: To select/deselect Passive FTP, perform the following:

1. Right clickon the IE icon and select properties.
2. Select the Advanced tab.
3. Scroll down until [Use Passive FTP] is indicated and make the necessary change.
Note: Passive FTP does not require the (local) machine to utilize its Internet TCP/IP* address. Some network configurations will only work with passive mode
enabled, while others will only work with passive mode tdisabled. This feature allows selection of the mode to use for network settings compatibility. Most
network configurations will support both modes. The passive FTP mode is considered more secure. Other options are to open Port 21 on the firewall (use
the Add Port button) and add any FTP client software to the Exception list (use the Add Program button).
Description
Cannot print or print preview a web page after installing Microsoft* Windows XP SP2.
Solution
CAUSE: The web page includes an ActiveX object. For security reasons the printing function is blocked.
SOLUTION: The only way for an end-user to print the page is to turn off a Windows registry setting called "local machine zone lockdown". Microsoft advises
against this, as it lowers security.
WARNING: In Windows, system configuration information is centrally located in the registry. While this simplifies the administration of a computer or
network, one incorrect edit to the registry can disable the operating system. The following list provides some best practices for using the registry and Registry
Editor safely:
1. Before making changes to the registry, make a backup copy.
2. Back up the registry by using a program such as Backup. After making changes to the registry, create an Automated System Recovery (ASR) disk. For
troubleshooting purposes, keep a list of the changes you make to the registry. For more information, see System State data.
3. Do not replace the Windows registry with the registry of another version of the Windows or Windows NT operating systems.
4. Use reliable tools and programs other than Registry Editor to edit the registry.
5. Incorrectly editing the registry may severely damage the system. Use tools and programs that provide safer methods for editing the registry.
6. Never leave Registry Editor running unattended.
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Description
Unable to print after installing Microsoft* Windows XP SP2.
Solution
CAUSE: The printer driver is corrupt.
SOLUTION: Uninstall and then reinstall the printer driver. If that does not work, uninstall SP2, then uninstall the printer driver, reinstall SP2 and reinstall the
printer driver.
Description
Incorrect font downloaded when printing a file from a Macintosh* 10.2.8 or 10.3.x running Adobe* InDesign* version 2.0.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect setting in InDesign 2.0.
SOLUTION: Select print and within the options box, under Graphics, is a box to send PPD fonts. If this choice is selected the correct fonts will be sent with
the print job.
Description
"Spooler subsystem app has encountered a problem and needs to close" message following installation of the PCL* driver on a Microsoft* Windows XP
workstation with a small inkjet printer connected via a parallel connection.
Solution
CAUSE: A third-party printer driver or a third-party service prevents adding printers, or the third-party printer driver or third-party service affects the
functionality of a newly installed printer.
Note: As an example, this issue may occur if the Lexmark* print service (LexBce Server service) is installed and is running on the computer before another
printer is added.
SOLUTION: To resolve this issue, follow these steps:

1. If the Lexmark print service is installed on your computer, turn off the LexBce Server service. To do this:
a. Click Start, right-click My Computer, and then click Manage.
b. Expand Services and Applications, and then click Services.
c. In the right pane, right-click LexBce Server, and then click Properties.
d. On the General tab, in the Startup type list, click Disabled.
e. Under Service status, click Stop, and then click OK.
f. Right-click the Print Spooler service, and then click Start (if it is stopped).
g. Quit Computer Management.
2. Test whether the issue is resolved.
If the issue is resolved, the remaining steps are not required. If the issue is not resolved, go to step 3, and then follow the remaining steps.
3. Start the computer in Safe Mode.
For additional information about how to start the computer in Safe Mode, click Start, click Help and Support, type safe mode in the Search box, press the
ENTER key, and then click the Start Windows in Safe Mode topic.
4. Start Microsoft Windows Explorer, then delete all the files and the folders in the following where C: is the drive that Windows XP is installed:
C:\Windows\System32\Spool\Printers
C:\Windows\System32\Spool\Drivers\w32x86
5. Start Registry Editor . To do this, click Start, click Run, type regedit in the Open box, and then click OK.
WARNING: Incorrectly editing the registry may severely damage the system. Before making changes to the registry, back up any valued data on the
computer. Konica Minolta is not responsible for any system errors that may result from using a registry editor incorrectly.
6. Locate and expand the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Environments\Windows NT x86
View the list of subkeys. There should only be the following subkeys:
Drivers
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7. If there are any subkeys other than the subkeys that are listed in step 6, follow these steps:
a. On the File menu, click Export .
b. In the File Name box, type a descriptive name for this key, and then click Save - for example, type WindowsNTx86regkey. Use this backup of the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Environments\Windows NT x86 registry key to restore the key if any problems occur
after completing this procedure.
c. Delete all the subkeys other than the subkeys that are listed in step 6. To do this, right-click each subkey that is not on the list, and then click Delete. Click
Yes when prompted to confirm the deletion.
8. Locate and then expand the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Environments\Windows NT x86\Drivers
The registry entries for the printer drivers that are installed on the computer are stored in the Version-x subkey or subkeys, where x is a number (typically 2 or
3).
9. Expand the Version-x subkey or subkeys, and then delete the printer driver entries. To do this, right-click each printer driver subkey, and then click Delete.
Click Yes when prompted to confirm the deletion.
10. Locate and then expand the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Monitors
View the list of subkeys. There should only be the following subkeys for the default print monitors:
BJ Language Monitor
Local Port
PJL Language Monitor
Standard TCP/IP Port
USB Monitor
11. If there are any subkeys other than the subkeys that are listed in step 10, follow these steps:
a. On the File menu, click Export.
b. In the File Name box, type a descriptive name for this key - for example, type MonitorsRegkey, and then click Save. Use this backup of the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Monitors registry key to restore the key iif any problems occur after completing this
procedure.
c. Delete all the subkeys other than the subkeys that are listed in step 10.
11. To do this, right-click each subkey that is not on the list, and then click Delete. Click Yes when prompted to confirm the deletion.
12. If a local printer is attached, disconnect the printer cable from the computer and then restart the computer.
13. Verify that the Print Spooler service is running. To do this, follow these steps:
a. Click Start, right-click My Computer, and then click Manage.
b. Expand Services and Applications, and then click Services.
c. In the right pane, right-click the Print Spooler service, and then click Start (if it is stopped).
d. Quit Computer Management.
14. Reconnect the printer cable to the computer, add the printer and try to print a test page. To add the printer, follow these steps:
a. Click Start, and then click Printers and Faxes.
b. Click Add a printer. The Add Printer Wizard starts.
c. Follow the instructions in the Add Printer Wizard to install the printer.
Notes:
-- For additional information about how to manually remove printer drivers, refer to article number 135406 in the Microsoft Knowledge Base.
-- For additional information about how to troubleshoot printing problems in Windows XP, refer to article numbers 314085 and 308028 in the Microsoft
Knowledge Base.
-- If unfamiliar with the registry or registry editor, refer to [[Windows registry tips and guidelines|URL
http://techweb.konicabt.com/tpm/media/registry_guide.pdf]] for additional information.
-- To view the above PDFs, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
Unable to access All Active Solutions on NSSG Web Support.
Solution
CAUSE: Certain end user permissions are in place to prevent unauthorized access. Unfortunately, some technicians are also 'locked out'.
SOLUTION: Here is the [[All Active Solutions for the IP601M| URL http://techweb.konicabt.com/WebSolution/ip601M.pdf]] document.
Description
A status page is not printed at power up and also can not be printed from the web utility when browsing to the NIC.
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Solution
CAUSE: ECM mode is enabled.
SOLUTION: Temporarily disable ECM mode if a status page is needed. All of the information on the status page can be viewed when browsing to the NIC so
disabling ECM mode is not required.
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Description
Scrambled characters when printing from Adobe* Acrobat* using the PCL* driver.
Solution
CAUSE: The fonts used in the document are not resident on the local PC.
SOLUTION: When printing in Adobe* Acrobat*, click on Advanced button in print properties, then choose "Print as Image".
Description
The IP601M will not complete the boot process and a message of 0XBEFEE7C is displayed on an attached monitor.
Solution
CAUSE: The IP601M system code is corrupt or the hard drive has failed.
SOLUTION: Reload system code on the hard drive (p/n 13TA-9020) and replace if needed.
Description
Mail Merge staples all pages together, but end user would like to separate mail merge into separate jobs based by name or address.
Solution
Download and import [[word_mail_merge_printing|URL http://techweb.konicabt.com/tpm/media/word_mail_merge_printing.pdf]] into normal.dot. Set up the
driver you want to use as the default and then set the finishing features desired in Printing Preferences. Run normal.dot under macros, you should be
presented with a question of how many sections are in the merge (i.e., how many pages before the next name or address in the merge).
Description
Print jobs are stuck in the queue as the Microsoft* Windows server or workstation is waiting for machine status to change to ready (from the feedback
condition of Add Paper - for example).
Solution
CAUSE: SNMP status enabled on the print driver installed on the server. With this enabled the print queue constantly monitors SNMP printer feedback (door
open, paper tray empty, etc.). The feedback from the machine may not be in real time resulting in locking the print queue on the server or workstation hosting
the printer.
SOLUTION: Disable SNMP status on the print driver.

1. From the printers folder, highlight the printer object, right click and select properties.
2. Select Ports
3. Configure Port.
4. Uncheck SNMP Status Enabled.
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Description
KP Utility information.
Solution
KP Utility information.
Description
Can the IP601M firewire cable be purchased locally?
Solution
The IP601M firewire is a standard IEEE 1394 cable which can be purchased locally.
Description
Part numbers for the firewire cables?
Solution
The IP601M firewire is standard IEEE 1394 cable which can be purchased locally. Printer relay 1 wiring/short firewire (p/n 13JQ90010) and printer relay
wiring 2/long firewire (p/n 13JQ90020).
Description
Printer spool file errors when printing to the Konica Minolta print controllers using Corel* Draw 12.
Solution
CAUSE: This error is commonly caused by the \WINDOWS\SPOOL folder or \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\SPOOL becoming too full or unable to accept new
data.
SOLUTION: If this occurs, ensure that the SPOOL folder in the WINDOWS folder is purged of old print jobs. The spooler can also be disabled in the printer
driver properties. For most printer drivers, click Start, Settings, Printers. Click the printer icon and click File, Properties. Click Details, Spool Settings. Enable
the Print Directly To Printer check box.
Note: To easily find the SPOOL folder select "Start"== "Search" and enter "Spool" as the key word for the search.
Description
Are Macintosh* OS 10.4 drivers available or can OS 10.2/10.3 drivers be used on OS 10.4 Tiger?
Solution
At this time Macintosh OS 10.4 Tiger drivers are not available for this product. OS 10.2/10.3 drivers will not install correctly in Mac OS 10.4. The generic
Apple PostScript* driver will work but finishing features are not available.
Description
Unable to connect to a shared LPR port on a Windows* 2000 server (Event ID: 2005, LPR print monitor failed to open a temporary file while spooling output to
port IP address: the system may be low on disk space or the Spool directory is write-protected.)
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Solution
PROBABLE CAUSES:
1. Inappropriate permissions to the spool folder that is located at %SystemRoot%\System32\Spool\Printers by default.

a. On the Printers folder, click Server Properties on the File menu, and then click the Advanced tab to check the permissions on the spool folder.
b. Configure default permission on the Printers folder and all folders below it. For additional information about the default NTFS spool permissions, click
the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
148437 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/148437/EN-US/) Default NTFS Permissions in Windows NT
c. Confirm the permissions on the system root and volume root, and then make sure that the Everyone group has at least Read permissions. For additional
information, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
152763 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/152763/EN-US/) File Delete Child Directory Permission in NTFS
d. Run the following command to confirm that the destination LPR port that is created is actually a port to a valid Line Printer Daemon (LPD) server:
lpq -s server IP address or host name -p print queue name

For example, to test to see if a physical printer with the IP address of 192.168.1.15 and a queue name of RAW is available as an LPD, run the following
command line:
lpq -s 192.168.1.15 -p RAW

Depending on the printer, when you run the command, either a blank line, or the following data is displayed:
Windows 2000 LPD Server
Printer \\192.168.1.15\RAW
Owner Status Jobname Job-Id Size Pages Priority
2. A print component such as TCP/IP printing was added and the service pack that the operating system is currently running on was not re-applied. In this
case, the spooler files are mismatched.
3. The Everyone group does not have Read permissions.
For details, please see Microsoft* Knowledge Base Article Q245033:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q245033
Description
What is the part number for the (PLCC) CPC (PostScript*) chip extraction tool?
Solution
PLCC extractor tool (p/n 091005).
Description
Does Konica Minolta provide support for Equitrac* products?
Solution
For Equitrac technical support information please visit [[http://www.metrics.com/Support/| URL http://www.metrics.com/Support/]] or contact trained Support
Engineers by telephone at 519.885.2458, by fax at 519.746.7931 or via E-mail at support@metrics.com
Note: Technical Support is available Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM, EST.
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Description
Following a Novell* NDPS or iPrint installation, the Windows* print driver is configured with default settings ONLY on the client workstation.
Solution
CAUSE: Novell NDPS or iPrint drivers are migrated from the Novell server to clients in a non-configured format. This is because the driver is not actually
installed on the Novell server. In the Novell environment, the server simply holds, and then pushes the non-configured driver files to the client. In a Windows
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server environment, the Windows driver is installed on the server and can be configured prior to roll out to the clients.
SOLUTION: It is possible to roll-out configured drivers from in a Novell environment. Novell's ZenWorks* allows the Novell administrator to create a snapshot
of a client workstation before and after the driver is installed and configured. This snapshot can then be migrated to the user's workstations resulting in a
configured driver installation.
Using ZenWorks to migrate a configured driver will vary based on Netware version, ZenWorks version, NDPS version and Windows client version. Therefore
step by step instructions to perform this operation are not available. The Novell administrator at the location would be responsible for implementing this
procedure.
[[Third party print driver configuration applications| URL http://www.printerpropertiespro.com]] for Novell are also available. Please consult the vendor(s) for
implementing these solutions.
Description
After installing the PCL* or Adobe* PostScript* driver on a Microsoft* Windows 2000, XP or 2003 server/workstation certain property tabs are displayed in a
foreign language (German, Spanish, etc.).
Solution
CAUSE: The print driver was corrupted during the installation process.
SOLUTION: To remove the corrupt print driver, perform the following:

1. Print out a test page of the driver for the listing of additional files being used.
2. Delete the printer icon from the Printer window.
3. From the Printer window select File/Server Properties and click on the Driver tab.
4. Locate the driver and click Remove.
5. From the test page that was printed, delete the files listed from the designated folders.
6. VERY IMPORTANT * Reboot the PC or server * since certain files will not delete fully and the issue will persist.
7. Load the newly downloaded print driver and verify operation.
Description
Which cable is needed to interface the EasyCom* to the print controller?
Solution
A Centronics* Female/DB25 Male cable is needed to interface the EasyCom to the print controller. This cable can be obtained through a local computer or
electronics store.
Note: If having trouble sourcing this cable locally, Black Box* (phone number 877-877-2269 or Internet www.blackbox.com) can supply a 6-foot cable (p/n
EYN600-0006-MF) that is compatible with the EasyCom device.
Description
When changing fonts with spaces in the KP Utility, the fonts do not work. A message is displayed indicating that the font names can not contain spaces.
Solution
CAUSE: Incorrect format.
SOLUTION: When identifying fonts, use dashes instead of spaces (i.e., Courier Bold should be typed in as Courier-Bold).
Description
Printer Busy message when printing from Macintosh* OS 10.4.x.
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Solution
CAUSE: IPP printing is selected for the printer type.
SOLUTION: When building the printer, select IP printing from the top most menu and select LPD from the Printer type menu.
Note: IPP is Internet Printing Protocol used for web-based printing.
Description
How to access the printer finishing features when printing from redhat* LINUX *version 9 or later using CUPS*.
Solution
In order to have access to available finishing options for a locally built queue on a redhat 9 system, the following steps must be taken:
1. Build a CUPS or UNIX* printer using the native Redhat print manager.
2. When prompted select PostScript* as the print data type.
3. Obtain a copy of the PPD file for the printer being installed.
4. Place that PPD file into the /etc/cups/ppd directory.
5. Use the cp command to copy the PPD file onto the existing PPD file for the printer that was created. The syntax would be # cp KMprinter.ppd
printer_name.ppd. Please select the appropriate file names and DO NOT use the example names that were used in the syntactical example.
6. Within a web browser go to http://localhost:631.
7. Using the administration tab, sign into the CUPS system with a valid system account.
8. Select MANAGE PRINTERS.
9. Scroll to the newly created printer and select CONFIGURE PRINTER.
10. Choose the desired print defaults and the installed options and select CONTINUE.
Note: Once these 10 steps have been completed, finishing options should be available for the printer within most applications.
Description
Is SCS/IPDS* printing available for the S/390* or AS/400*?
Solution
IBM* SCS/IPDS printing is supported on this model with the i-Data* Linkcom III* print server. The Linkcom III print server can convert SCS/IPDS print streams
to PCL* which the controller can interpret.
Note: Prior to placing a printer in the customers environment a digital needs analysis (DNA) must be submitted to NSSG including complete details regarding
the host print stream at the location.
To support printing from an IBM mainframe S/390 or AS/400 using Ethernet protocol and SCS/IPDS Print Data Streams with an internal IP controller will
require a Linkcom III 10/100 Ethernet model print server with SCS/IPDS support. The choices listed below are dependent upon the printer print speed.
IMPORTANT: The Linkcom III must have minimum firmware version 556.380 or it will not operate correctly.
LinkCom III 10/100 (no SCS or IPDS) - support Multi-Port/External Ethernet Interface for MFP's up to 55PPM (7640001483)
LinkCom III 10/100+SCS only - Multi-Port/External Ethernet Interface for MFP's up to 55PPM (7640001484)
LinkCom III 10/100+IPDS - Multi-Port/External Ethernet Interface for MFP's up to 55PPM (7640001485)
LinkCom III 10/100+IPDS+SCS+AS/400 +S/390 - Multi-Port/External Ethernet Interface for MFP's up to 55PPM (7640001486)
LinkCom III 10/100+IPDS+SCS (HS 85) Multi-Port/External Ethernet Interface for MFP's from 56PPM to 85PPM (7640001487)
LinkCom III 10/100+IPDS+SCS (HS 120) Multi-Port/External Ethernet Interface for MFP's from 86PPM to 120PPM (7640001488)
Note: Printing SCS/IPDS logos requires the controller to have the PostScript* option installed. In this scenario, specific tray calls are not supported.
Description
When browsing to the web interface from a Macintosh*, the browser does not pull up the information correctly and no selections can be made.
Solution
CAUSE: There is a compatibility problem with Microsoft* Internet Explorer and Safari* browsers when accessing the NIC.
SOLUTION: Download and install Mozilla* browser for Macintosh systems.
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Description
Macintosh* OS 10.4.x printer driver support.
Solution
There is no print driver support for the IP601M for Macintosh* OS 10.4.x. Konica Minolta World Headquarters in Japan has informed Konica Minolta Business
Solutions that there is no plan to support the IP601M in Macintosh 10.4.x environments.
Description
How to store PCL* fonts onto the print system hard drive or compact flash card.
Solution
To store a PCL font onto the IP controller hard drive (or compact flash card) on legacy Konica models the following prerequisites are necessary:
1. The actual font or bar code must be purchased by the user.
2. The font must be a PCL font or can be a PCL Soft font. If it is a Soft font, the font must first be edited to make it a PCL font then it can be modified for
storage on the IP unit.
3. The workstation used to edit the file must be equipped with DOS/Dos editor.
Notes:
a. Follow this step-by-step procedure for the complete installation procedures and for the proper parts ordering procedures.
b. To view this PDF hyperlink, Acrobat* Reader must be installed. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe* Web site at:
Description
The IP-601M fails to power on when the 7075 is powered on. It is connected to the 7075
Solution
The BIOS setting for this function has been lost.
1: Attach a monitor and keyboard to the IP unit.
2: Power the unit on. While it is checking memory press DEL to access the BIOS menu.
3. Select LOAD FAILSAFE from the menu and follow the instructions to load it.
4. Reboot the system once more and press DEL to access the BIOS menu.
5. Select AC BACKFUNCTION = FULL ON (this will allow the IP to boot when power is sensed).
Description
How to disable the print notification message when printing from Microsoft* Windows XP.
Solution
To disable the print notification message when printing from Microsoft* Windows XP perform the following:
1. Click the Start menu.
2. Select Printers and Faxes.
3. Click the File menu.
4. Select Server Properties.
5. Click the Advanced tab.
6. Uncheck the Show informational notifications for local printers check box.
7. Uncheck Show informational notifications for network printers check box.
8. Uncheck Notify when remote documents are printed check box.
9. Click Apply.
10. Click OK.
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Description
Are Konica Minolta MFP's comaptable with Category 6 cable standard?
Solution
Konica Minolta MFP's are fully comaptable with Category 6 cable standard. Category 6 cable is a cable standard for Gigabit Ethernet and other network
protocols that is backward compatible with the Category 5/5e and Category 3 cable standards. Cat-6 features more stringent specifications for crosstalk and
system noise. The cable standard is suitable for 10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX and 1000BASE-T (Gigabit Ethernet) connections. It provides performance of up to
250 MHz.
Description
Images opened in File Magic* (by Fortis*) print out as a negative via the PCL driver. Whites are black and vice-versa.
Solution
CAUSE: This application uses the Windows Image Viewer* to view documents. This is a known issue with Windows Image Viewer and the Konica PCL*
driver.
SOLUTION: As a workaround, select the negative check box in the graphics tab of the PCL driver. It may be necessary to create another driver and set
negative as the default in that driver. The user should then select this driver when printing from this application.
Note: This issue does not occur when printing from the Adobe* PostScript* or Visual PostScript driver for this controller.
Description
Mail Merge staples all pages together, but end user would like to separate mail merge into separate jobs based by name or address.
Solution
Download and import [[word_mail_merge_printing|URL http://techweb.konicabt.com/tpm/media/word_mail_merge_printing.pdf]] into normal.dot. Set up the
driver you want to use as the default and then set the finishing features desired in Printing Preferences. Run normal.dot under macros, you should be
presented with a question of how many sections are in the merge (i.e., how many pages before the next name or address in the merge).
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Description
What Konica Minolta print drivers will come bundled with Windows Vista?
Solution
The following list of drivers were included in a recent Vista release candidate and should be representative of what is included in the final retail product.
These include a large number of legacy Konica, Minolta and Konica Minolta drivers. Unless otherwise noted, the majority of the drivers are Postscript
Konica
7020/IP-421
7022/IP-422
7022/IP-423
7025/IP-421
7030/IP-421
7033/IP-402
7033/IP-411
7035/IP-421
7040/IP-402
7040/IP-411
7045/IP-431
7050/IP-201
7050/IP-301
7050/IP-302
7055/IP-303
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7055/IP-304
7060/IP-302
7060/IP-304
7065/IP-303
7065/IP-304
7075/IP-601
7085/IP-602
7130/IP-422
7130/IP-423
7135/IP-423
7145/IP-423
7150/IP-302
7150/IP-304
7155/IP-511
7165/IP-511
Force 50/IP-301
Force 50/IP-302
Force 60/IP-302
Force 60/IP-304
Force 65/IP-511
Force 75/IP-601
Force 85/IP-602
KL-3015
Konica Minolta
KM 1050
KM 350/250/200
KM 500/420
KM 7085/IP-602
KM 7145/IP-432
KM 7222/IP-424
KM 7228/IP-424
KM 7235/IP-424
KM 7255/IP-511A
KM 7272/IP-511A
KM 750/600
KM 920
KM C250
KM C351
KM C352/C300
KM C450
KM Di2010 PCL5e
KM Di2010f PCL5e
KM Di2510 PCL5e
KM Di2510f PCL5e
KM Di3010 PCL5e
KM Di3010f PCL5e
KM Di470 PCL5e
KM Di552 PCL5e
KM Pi7200E PCL5e
KM mc2450 PPD
KM mc5450 PPD
KM mc7450 PPD
Magicolor 2350
Magicolor 3300 PPD
Magicolor 7300 PPD
PagePro 9100 PPD
Minolta
Minolta Di2010 PCL5e

Minolta Di2010f PCL5e
Minolta Di3010F PCL5e
Minolta Di470 PCL5e
Minolta Di552 PCL5e
Minolta Pi1802/1502e PCL5e
Minolta Pi3500
Minolta Pi3502 PCL5e (MS)
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Minolta Pi5500 (MS)
Minolta Pi5501 PCL5e (MS)
Minolta Pi6200
Minolta Pi6500e PCL5e
Minolta Pi6500 Pro PCL5e (MS)
Minolta Pi7200e PCL5e
Minolta Pi7500Ver2 PCL5e (MS)
Minolta Pi8500Pro PCL5e
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