I need a PCL5e Drive for a Konica Minolta Di3510

[KMnyafayce]

Hey if anyone out there has a PCL 5e Driver for a Di3510, I would greatly appreciate having it. I have a customer that uses a special database software that does not do well with PCL 6. Or any suggestions that i can use for another machine's driver.

Customers computer is WinXP Pro and the database is called Sage MAS 90

Machine has 4 paper trays and an internal finisher.

Again, any help is greatly appreciated in advance!

[ApeosMan]

If you have a PostScript kit on the KM device, try using the PS driver. If not try find an old KM PCL 5 driver or even an HP PCL 5 driver, some else here might point you in the direction of the best HP driver to use. I have heard of people having to use HP drivers for non HP print devices in order to print PCL 5 correctly.

Edit: Try the HP LaserJet 4 drivers. HP created the PCL print language, so that's why their drivers are often used for testing.

There is also the HP Universal driver:

http://h20338.www2.hp.com/hpsub/cache/343033-0-0-225-121.html?jumpid=ex_r2845_go/upd

[RRodgers]

Try this
Support & Drivers Search Results | Product: Di3510 / File Type: Drivers / Operating System: Windows 2000/XP

or you can try kmbs.konicaminolta.us and then goto the support page and keep clicking... you'll find it.
(if not let me know)

[KMnyafayce]

Try this
Support & Drivers Search Results | Product: Di3510 / File Type: Drivers / Operating System: Windows 2000/XP

or you can try kmbs.konicaminolta.us and then goto the support page and keep clicking... you'll find it.
(if not let me know)

That was the first place i went. It seems when they rolled out the pcl6 driver, they got rid of the pcl5 driver all-together.

[KenB]

Typically the HP LaserJet 5Si is the best driver to use, as you will get the most functionality out of it.

I've used it on Konica Minolta, Kyocera Mita, Ricoh, and Canon machines with good success.