Transfer error with large documents

There is a possibility too that the document may be to big for the e-mail server to accept. PDF files can be large files and some company e-mail servers will only accept files 64mb or less. The best way to find out is to sent the e-mail to yourself. If it accepts it, chances are thats the problem. There is a possibility too that the document may be to big for the e-mail server to accept. PDF files can be large files and some company e-mail servers will only accept files 64mb or less. The best way to find out is to sent the e-mail to yourself. If it accepts it, chances are thats the problem.

I spoke with NEC who makes a model that is identical to the Bizhub 350 which we are authorized dealers of here in South Seattle. NEC calls it a IT3530



According to the tech notes notes we haven't had any reports of any e-mail transfers issues or anything of a transfer error.



If the standard memory is the same as the NEC there is only 64mb or memory installed in the copier. For a 40 page document to be converted into a PDF using the hard drive and that amount of memory in the copier as a buffer, is pretty tight to begin with. That and when you are using it as a printer and a fax machine is quite a bit of things to happen on that machine and hoping it works without any hiccups.



The best thing to do is to contact your Konica/Minolta dealer and find out if you need a memory upgrade for transmitting pdf files that big or if there is a firmware update to correct the problem. There is an optional memory board available.



pdf files are graphic intesive documents and they do need some room to work with when the size gets too big.



I spoke with NEC who makes a model that is identical to the Bizhub 350 which we are authorized dealers of here in South Seattle. NEC calls it a IT3530

According to the tech notes notes we haven't had any reports of any e-mail transfers issues or anything of a transfer error.

If the standard memory is the same as the NEC there is only 64mb or memory installed in the copier. For a 40 page document to be converted into a PDF using the hard drive and that amount of memory in the copier as a buffer, is pretty tight to begin with. That and when you are using it as a printer and a fax machine is quite a bit of things to happen on that machine and hoping it works without any hiccups.

The best thing to do is to contact your Konica/Minolta dealer and find out if you need a memory upgrade for transmitting pdf files that big or if there is a firmware update to correct the problem. There is an optional memory board available.

pdf files are graphic intesive documents and they do need some room to work with when the size gets too big.