User manual KONICA MINOLTA URG-IP-413

[. . . ] Introduction Welcome The Konica IP-413 is a print controller designed to be a built-in type server for the Konica 7115/7118/7115F/7118F printer/copier. It enables direct printing from Windows-compliant computers. It can also enable use of the copier as a network printer when an optional network interface card is used. About this Manual This manual is used only for the IP-413 Print Controller. This manual describes how to operate the IP-413 Print Controller and Printer Driver when the Konica 7115/7118/7115F/7118F is used as a printer by connecting it to computers. [. . . ] In PC Print mode, cancelling the print job can be performed. 28 5 Digital Copier Control Panel Operations (PC Print Mode) 5. 1. 1 Names of Control Panel Parts and Their Functions 1 1 4 23 4 23 No. 1 Part Name [PRINT] indicator Function Displays the PC print status. Refer to "5. 1. 2 [PRINT] Indicator/[START] Key" on page 30. Lights up in orange to indicate that the Digital Copier is in PC Print mode. Refer to "5. 1. 2 [PRINT] Indicator/[START] Key" on page 30. If pressed while the Digital Copier is in PC Print mode, the current job is cancelled. Refer to "5. 1. 3 Cancelling a Print Job" on page 30. "Prn" is displayed in the PC Print mode. 2 [START] key 3 [STOP] key 4 Display 29 5 Digital Copier Control Panel Operations (PC Print Mode) 5. 1. 2 [PRINT] Indicator/[START] Key The status of PC printing can be checked with the indicator. [PRINT] indicator Flashing [START] key's indicator Lit in green/ orange Lit in orange Printing status Receiving data from the computer In addition, the received PC print data is not yet printed. Data received from computer is being printed. There is no data received from the computer. Lit Off Lit in green 5. 1. 3 Cancelling a Print Job PC printing of data can be cancelled from the control panel of the Digital Copier. A print job can only be cancelled from the control panel while the Digital Copier is in PC Print mode. Check that the Digital Copier is in PC Print mode. "Prn" appears in the display when the Digital Copier is in PC Print mode. When a job is cancelled, "Prn" on the display flashes. If the PC printing data is lost when the job is cancelled, the Digital Copier automatically returns to the mode it was in before entering PC Print mode. 2. Note · To cancel a print job when there is no paper, when there is a paper size error or when loading paper into the manual bypass tray, hold down the [STOP] key for 3 seconds. · The print job cannot be cancelled while data is being received. 30 5 Digital Copier Control Panel Operations (PC Print Mode) 5. 1. 4 Using Manual Bypass Tray Follow the procedure described below to print onto paper fed manually, one sheet at a time. Specify the following setting in the printer setup dialog from the computer. · Select "Bypass" in "Paper Source" on the [Setup] tab 2. Execute the print operation from the computer. The [Add Paper] indicator lights up on the control panel. Insert one sheet of paper into the manual bypass tray of the Digital Copier. Documents are printed on paper loaded into the manual bypass tray. 3. Note · Be sure to execute the print operation from the computer, then load the paper into the manual bypass tray. If the paper has already been loaded, pull it out, and then insert it again. [. . . ] Otherwise, press the [START] key to print on paper that is currently loaded. Otherwise, press the [START] key to print on paper that is currently loaded. To change the paper type setting for the Digital Copier, use the Utility mode. To print on the type of paper specified with the Digital Copier, press the [START] key to begin printing. (Flashing alternately) CHANGE #XXX #XXX MEDIA TYPE ERROR (Flashing alternately) CHANGE #XXX #XXXx TRAY MOVEMENT ERROR (Flashing alternately) PRESS ANY KEY Remove the paper from the Upper Copy Tray or the Lower Copy Tray of the Job Tray, and then press any key on the operation panel. 61 9 Appendix 9 Appendix 9. 1 Assigning IP Parameters Using Initializer Initializer is a utility for assigning IP parameters to a Network Interface Card (NIC). [. . . ]