- #WHAT IS LATEST KONICA DRIVER VERSION FOR MAC OS X PDF#
- #WHAT IS LATEST KONICA DRIVER VERSION FOR MAC OS X UPDATE#
- #WHAT IS LATEST KONICA DRIVER VERSION FOR MAC OS X CODE#
- #WHAT IS LATEST KONICA DRIVER VERSION FOR MAC OS X PS3#
#WHAT IS LATEST KONICA DRIVER VERSION FOR MAC OS X CODE#
This error code may indicate that an invalid user code was used. If you were to check the print log on the copier you may see your print job and an error code with it. This is very common now with colour devices and will give the same symptom, where the job leaves the Mac and the copier appears to start but fails to print.
So I would say that the copier has some sort of copy/print control enabled. And since you have tried all three IP protocols then this is also another cause that you have checked.
#WHAT IS LATEST KONICA DRIVER VERSION FOR MAC OS X PS3#
But tooking at the specs for this copier it shows that PCL6 and PS3 is supported out of the box so this won't be your issue.
I know of no way to mass deploy settings in a Mac environment.Usually your symptom is a result of the printer language used not being by the copier. The only work around we've found is to go to the account track / authentication settings in a 3rd party program on the Mac, enter the information there like you normally would and then it will "carry over" to the native apps that come with the Mac. Notes from Google discussing adding this feature and deciding not to because it break Print Dialog Extensions: Link Notes from Xerox on this "feature": Xerox_KB_Library_Validation_v10.pdf You still won't be able to enter in the codes for Apple specific applications like Safari or Notes but you should have the option to in 3rd party applications like Chrome. This has since been resolved with OS 10.14.5. The Output Method in the print driver will be missing and replaced by Printer Features which has an option for Account Track but, nowhere to enter the code for it. In MacOS 10.14, all applications have a feature called "Library Validation" enforced on them by the Operating System which removes the ability for us to enter the Account Track / User Authentication code in the drivers. Here's some further info and a work around: There is no known fix for the issue, this is an issue caused by Apple and to the best of my knowledge not something the vendors can fix, and it's affecting multiple vendors. When you want to print from a native Mac program all you need to do is select the saved preset print setup.įor those of you that have been stumped by the missing authentication features on the MAC drivers.
TJL CopyThe only way I have been able to make this work is by installing Adobe, setup a print job with account track and save the settings as a preset. Only turn account track on or off (including in CUPS)
#WHAT IS LATEST KONICA DRIVER VERSION FOR MAC OS X PDF#
I've tried everything from Safari, Chrome, Word, Notes, PDF Preview, etc and have yet been able to find access to actually being able to save an account track code.
Has anyone come up with a solution that I'm missing? Have a couple of upset customers who aren't real receptive to Konica's notion of it being an Apple issue not there's because it's happening across multiple manufactures and platforms.
#WHAT IS LATEST KONICA DRIVER VERSION FOR MAC OS X UPDATE#
The last update to the driver for 10.14 was March of last year which was a copy over of the 10.13 10.12 etc. Have been down the rabbit hole of using PDF preview as a workaround which will work sometimes with the 8 series but not the 4. (Specifically a C454e but it's all 4's and older) What's happens is you are able to activate the account track feature within the driver but there's no programs available to print through that let you add the actual account track code to the driver. So I thought I would ask the real gurus if anyone has been able to find a workaround for trying to use account track with the new Mac OS 10.14 and any of the 4 series. I have already gone through the "gurus" at tech support and the eventual resolution was "It's Mac's issue not ours." Helpful for the customer right?
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