Konica IP CONSOLE User Manual

Konica Console Application

User’s Manual

Revision 1.0
Written by Jimmy Yu
KSTC
Huntington Beach, CA.

Introduction:

This document is meant to supplement the usage of Konica’s Console Application
program, details of various function and buttons are described in detail along with
pictures of the screen the user(s) will see when they access a specific function in the
Console Application

All text(s) enclosed in square brackets, [] are key(s) on the keyboard the user(s)
can use, and all texts enclosed in curly brackets, {} are the options presented by the
Console Application that the user(s) can choose from.

For user at sites that do NOT have mouse support, to navigate around the screen
can be done via the [TAB] key. Each key press will move the highlighted selection to the
next selectable selection. Anything that is view only will NOT be highlighted. E.g.
controller status, Image Processor name, etc. For drop down choices, use the up and
down arrow to navigate to the appropriate selection, and then hit [ENTER] or [RETURN]
will do the job.

Drop Down Menu

In the above picture, we have five possible choices, by hitting the [TAB] key
repeatedly, we will move from the Exit button to Baud Rate, to Protocol, to Parity, to
Accept button. If the user chooses to modify the Parity, they would then use the arrow
keys to move up or down the list {O, E, and N}. Once they have made the selection, they
would hit [ENTER] or [RETURN] on their keyboard.

For user at sites that DO have mouse support, click on the appropriate choice and
selection will activate that function. Just as one would in a regular windows system.

All-important notices will be accompanied by this stop sign.

All potential dangerously commands or conflicting settings will be accompanied
by this picture.

I. Main Screen

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

A. This is the type of controller you have. It can be IP-302, IP-402, IP-502, IP-302J, etc.
B. This is the type of finisher you have. It can be FS-103, FS-104A, etc.
C. This tells you the status of the printer/copier that you have. It can be PRINTING,
JAM, RECEIVING INFORMATION, etc. (Consult your model’s user manual for more
information.)
D. This tells the type of printer/copier that you have. It can be 7060, 7050, Force 50,
Force 60, etc. This information should also be in front of your machine.
E. This tells you the size of paper in that tray, (if applicable). It can be LETTER,
LEGAL, TABLOID, etc. (For non-American machines, this can be A3, B5, etc.)
F. This tells you the type of paper is in that tray. It can be NORMAL, THICK, OHP, etc.
This field is usually pre-programmed. (Consult your model’s user manual for more
information.)
G. This tells you the status of that tray. It can be OK, or EMPTY. No other choices are
possible.

NOTE:

In the Above picture, tandem mode is displayed. (Two printers
and/or copiers hooked up to the same Image Processor. If you do not have
this setup, only the status and the configuration of ONE printer/copier will be
shown.