Kyocera TASKalfa 4820w TASKalfa 2420w Unattend 7.X Technical Operation Guide - Page 11

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Unattend 7.X Technical Guide Check Your M-files The "Check your M-files" button allows a technician to quickly see what conversion files are being used on the printer. These are the files that are responsible for the conversion of the files sent into a printable format. Reset Current Job Clicking on Reset Current Job will stop any print job that is currently processing on the controller. It will stop / kill any process (conversion file / M-File) that is running and place the offending print job into a "problem folder" for later review. This information can then be gathered using the Request software using the Transfer Æ Get Problem Files option. Please see the Request documentation for further information. Quit Configuration Allows the user to quit the configuration mode. This information is solely for use of Personnel and Authorized Dealers. No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced or distributed in any form without express written permission from. ” 2011. - 9 -

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Unattend 7.X
Technical Guide
This information is solely for use of Personnel and Authorized Dealers.
No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced or
distributed in any form without express written permission from.
2011.
- 9 -
Check Your M-files
The “Check your M-files” button allows a technician to quickly see what conversion files are being used
on the printer. These are the files that are responsible for the conversion of the files sent into a printable
format.
Reset Current Job
Clicking on
Reset Current Job
will stop any print job that is currently processing on the controller.
It will
stop / kill any process (conversion file / M-File) that is running and place the offending print job into a
“problem folder” for later review.
This information can then be gathered using the Request software
using the
Transfer
Get Problem Files
option.
Please see the Request documentation for further
information.
Quit Configuration
Allows the user to quit the configuration mode.