I have a bizhub C450 Fiery printer and it was working fine on our old network, but then we changed networks and are trying to set up the printer on each individual computer. I've downloaded all the drivers, but I still can't get it to properly install. It won't print and just gives me a blank error. What do I do?

SOURCE: bizhub C450 error (C-0212)

Hi,

I've just had the same problem - empty the LCT and close it. Open and close the front door of the machine. This should clear the code (it worked for me). Then reload the paper in the LCT as previous

SOURCE: proplem with KONICA MINOLTA bizhub C450

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SOURCE: BizHub 350 Network Fax - Prints instead of faxing

Set the Gateway TX to "Allow"

1. Press the Utility/Counter button.
2. Touch Admin Management
3. Enter Password (The default password is 12345678)
4. Touch Admin2
5. Touch Network Settings
6. Touch Network Settings1
7. Touch Scanner Settings
8. Touch Gateway TX
9. Set Gateway TX to Allow

SOURCE: Ocr scan for Bizhub C450

Hello,
according to what I read on the C450 biz hub, in order to do OCR you need to use the option that scans to SMB, that sends the scanned documents to your computer on the network. You can then process the documents on your computer with the OCR software program so you can edit the finished documents. I did not see anything that indicated the Bizhub had OCR software capabilities built into the unit. Regards, rcampsr

SOURCE: Printing labels on bizhub C450

Hi nwillett,
Yes and no, sorry if that doesn't make much sense.
For years Minolta recommended Avery labels, but these days they recomment labels manufactured by Howard Smith Papers, their website is http://www.hspg.com/
The thing with labels is always to use the one your copier service company suggests. Otherwise they'll invalidate you contract and you'll be liable for callouts and repairs caused by using Avery labels.
However, Avery labels are good and I have experienced very few problems with them I pressume you using the lables in the correct orientation and also using the manual bypass to feed them.
Regards
Taminol