Does anyone know where I can download the setup utility for this Wireless card? The setup guy put the card in and threw away the disk. The utility is not on kdaconnect for download. I called Kyo tech support and the guy tried to email it to me but the file was too big (33meg). There doesn't seem to be any way to configure that thing without the utility. I can not see it in the printers web interface, nor can I configure it through the printers user menu. The printer is a P6021 color. Any info would be much appreciated.
Kyocera IB-51 setup software
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Re: Kyocera IB-51 setup software
The way I see it you have two choices:
1) Maybe this document will help: KYOCERA Document Solutions | Digital Imaging Products for Document Management
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Re: Kyocera IB-51 setup software
You won't see it through the printer web page, you'd have to connect to it through it's own IP address. I set one up one an M3540idn. It was under network, then something like option, if I recall correctly. Never set one up on a printer though.Comment
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Thanks guys. Blackcat : I did see that document that you referenced but it shows instructions on how to configure it once you have an IP address in it. I can't seem to figure out a way to get an address into it without that utility. Tmaged: I saw something in the user menu that showed something like "option interface", I did enable and restarted the printer but can't find anywhere to set the IP. I am going to see if Kyo tech support can drop the utility in my Dropbox account.Comment
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i think you can setup the interface in the machine i did that on a taskalfa 266ci with ib-51 in system menu network etc.. you can look for wireless network chose one put the password and conect.. the software is for update the firmware on the cardComment
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almost a year later from this post .. and I get to set one up!
its a IB51..on a 5551ci.. prints fine... but cant get scanning to work.. email FTP or SMB....of course if i hardwire to the builtin NIC scans arrive just fine..but thru the IB..no go.
i can browse to the IB web page.. which then has the Printer Mang. CCRX link that then forwards to Command Center.. and i there set up the Addres Book... but the scans seem to not "forward" out the Optional Network..the IB51.
has anbody got scanning to work out the IB51?
(this is for a special application where there is not hope for an ethernet drop)
Cheers!Comment
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Darry is correct, printing only. It's made to be a dual NIC function, not an option. Use a wireless bridge if you need scanning, in which case, you wouldn't need the IB-51.Comment
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You can scan through the IB-51, you just have to select it in the system/network section to use the Optional nic and not the standard. You can only scan from either the IB-51 or the standard NIC, but not both.
You can print to both interfaces at the same time.Comment
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that sounds great.. yes .. disable the stnd NIC and have the scans set up in Command Centers Address Book go right out the IB51.
it is interesting to log into the IB, click on CCRX.. and from there see the Command Center.
but standing in front of the copier, clicking thru the Network setting for Optional Network, i did not see where to choose to ONLY use the IB51....?Comment
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CWP seems to be correct from what info I can find. I thought I recalled what Darry said. I need my wife here to tell me I'm wrong.Comment
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Yeah, I remembered reading that scan wasn't available somewhere, but couldn't remember where. Looking through the docs I could find revealed no info one way or the other.
Wireless functionality as well as being able to scan are great selling points. Glad to find out scanning is apparently available. I haven't had the opportunity to install or manage one of these yet.Comment
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Sorry to bring up an old post, but I'm trying to set an IB-51 on an M3540idn Kyocera, I got it set up to print and I enabled the optional nic, but I still get failures when scanning to folder, if I hook it up to the network cable and disable the optional network I can scan.
Do I have to enable the adhoc ? will I still be able to print doing that ?Comment
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