URGENT! Fiery controller not responding - Sent too large of a file, now won't connect

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  • aaustin6
    • May 2025

    #1

    [Misc] URGENT! Fiery controller not responding - Sent too large of a file, now won't connect

    Hi All:

    I am in the middle of a very important job and need a solution I can execute myself right away. I have a Konica Minolta Bizhub Pro C5501 with a Fiery that is attached to the back. It has always worked great and I log in fine, but tonight I sent a large file (I didn't realize it was so big) and the fiery just got stuck on it. I couldn't cancel it in the command workstation, so I tried just turning the machine off and back on. Now I can no longer connect to the fiery at all using Command Workstation.

    Is there any way I can fix this?? I feel like there must be some way to do a hard reset.

    Thanks in advance,
    Alexis
  • aaustin6

    #2
    Re: URGENT! Fiery controller not responding - Sent too large of a file, now won't con

    Just a little more info - I have the fiery x3ety2. I tried to remove the battery to try to make it forget what it was trying to process. Successfully removed and reinstalled the battery but no change.

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    • Mick01
      Trusted Tech

      250+ Posts
      • Nov 2012
      • 362

      #3
      Re: URGENT! Fiery controller not responding - Sent too large of a file, now won't con

      Hi,
      Have you tried booting the fiery with the network cable unplugged (so no print data can be received)?
      If it wont come back then i'm afraid your only option is to reload the system software.

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      • aaustin6

        #4
        Re: URGENT! Fiery controller not responding - Sent too large of a file, now won't con

        Thanks! We ended up having to reload the software and it worked after a few tries. We got a "socket error" for a few hours though until finally one try managed to make a good connection and all the files were copied. I am so glad I didn't have to get a new hard drive for it! We just can't afford any downtime right now because things are so busy

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