Konica Minolta c351 TCP/IP

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  • usspeedup2
    • Mar 2025
    #1

    [Misc] Konica Minolta c351 TCP/IP

    hi everyone
    i have this printer and
    i need to make some changes in the TCP/IP menu, but the problem is that i cant see that option in the network settings, and i dont have 4 pages as i should have, i have only 1 page and nothing about tcp/ip so i cannot change anything,
    i printed the settings page from the machine and it says everything and the ip adress, too,

    i called a guy, and he said that its because you have a computer in the back of your printer, it seems like that computer is built in , he said its called something like "fairy"

    anyways

    and he told me that this setting is in that pc, but how do i get to that pc? any suggestions ?

    need any help
    (the menu and the back of the printer. the blue cable is the internet cable)

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    Tags: c351, couter, konica, konica minolta, minolta, network, pages, printer, set, tcp/ip, work
    • acusso1234
      Tecnico

      250+ Posts
      • Dec 2008
      • 250
      #2
      The guy is right. the printer must be set up in DHCP and the ip is assigned to the controller. To change the ip adress you have to go into the setup (pw is Fiery.1) and make the configuration.
      ... In the minute that you're thinking of giving up, think about why you lasted so long ...

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        • usspeedup2
          #3
          can you help me find that fairy setup?

          do i have to press utility/couter button ?
          or it is in the question mark settings "?" ?

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            • acusso1234
              Tecnico

              250+ Posts
              • Dec 2008
              • 250
              #4
              Open your browser and type only the actual IP adress of the contoller. In this way you can access to the web interface of your controller. From here you can log in as administrator (using Fiery.1 as pw) and make your settings.
              There is also a little icon on the left down corner of your printer display. Push it and you can find the menu you need.
              On the internet you can find lots of guides about efi controllers like yours.
              ... In the minute that you're thinking of giving up, think about why you lasted so long ...

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                • usspeedup2
                  #5
                  oh so efi controllers are another step in this crazy technologyy hehe wow
                  amazing. never tought about it.

                  so what im going to do tomorrow is bring my laptop and connect directly the cat cable from my laptop to the fiery
                  open the browser
                  enter the printers ip adress 192.168.1.50
                  and hope the password will be the same "Fiery.1"
                  hope there is no need to enter any username
                  will tell what happens tomorrow
                  thanks

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