Setting The "Sound Setting" Functions - Konica Minolta BIZHUB 501 Copy Operations

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Setting the "Sound Setting" functions

With the Sound Setting functions, The sound level can be adjusted by selecting on from 16 levels provided
for the sounds that are produced, for example, when a key is pressed. Specified sound can also be muted in
this setting.
For details, see the table below.
As the factory default, "8" is selected for all operation sounds.
Sound ON/OFF Settings
Operation Confirmation
Sound
Successful Completion
Sound
Completed Preparation
Sound
Caution Sound
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Operation Confirmation Sound
All Sounds Select to turn on/off all sounds in Sound Setting.
Operation Confirmation Select to turn on/off all sounds in Operation Confirmation
Sound Sound setting.
Successful Completion Select to turn on/off all sounds in Successful Completion
Sound Sound setting.
Completed Preparation Select to turn on/off the Completed Preparation Sound set-
Sound ting.
Caution Sound Select to turn on/off all sounds in Caution Sound setting.
Input Confirmation When pressing a key in the control panel or a button on the
Sound touch panel
Invalid Input Sound When incorrectly pressing a key in the control panel or a but-
ton on the touch panel
Basic Sound When switching settings and the default setting is selected
Completed Operation When an operation is completed successfully
Sound
Completed Transmis- When a communication operation is completed successfully
sion Sound
When a device has finished setting up
Simple Caution Sound When it is almost time to replace supplies or a replaceable
(Level 1) part and a message appears in the touch panel
Simple Caution Sound When a user has performed an operation incorrectly
(Level 2)
Simple Caution Sound When an error occurs that can be corrected by the user by re-
(Level 3) ferring to the message that appeared or the user manual
Severe Caution Sound When an error occurs that cannot be corrected by the user or
requires a service representative
Additional copy operations
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