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    Kyocera Device Panel Overview

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    Video Summary

    This tutorial reviews the touchscreen and hard-button controls on the Kyocera 408ci, covering job status, device information, paper tray settings, authentication, and reset functions.

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    In this video, I'll show the panel for the Kyocera 408ci.

    The touchscreen shows all of your apps. Above the apps is a list of device options. The first one being Status, which shows your current print job status, print job log, sending status and log, storing, and fax communication status. Close.

    Device Information, the next button over, shows a list of options for Wired Network Connection, Serial Number, Wi-Fi, Faxing Settings, Bluetooth, Security, etc.

    Paper Tray Settings: this is where you can set your trays for current settings, different media types, and so forth. Next to Paper Settings, there are three dots. Click on those, and you'll see those settings we just looked at, plus more. The counter is within that menu option.

    Below the touch screen you also have hard buttons for the same options: Copy, Send, Fax - the primary apps - Energy Saver, Job Status, System Menu and Counter, and a Home button. If you're inside an app, the Home button takes you back to the Home screen.

    On the right, a numeric keypad. [Use] interrupt for interrupting a copy job to run another one. [Use] authentication if you are using authentication for login [or] logout. Reset clears any settings that you have back to the default settings. [The last remaining buttons are] Stop, Copy your print job, and Start.

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