Toshiba 202L manual

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    Document Manager User Function Guide Networking Documents.[...]

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    TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHT T rademarks - The official name of Windows 98 is Microsoft Windows 98 Operating System. - The official name of Windows Me is Microsoft Windows Me Operating System. - The official name of Windows 2000 is Microsoft Windows 2000 Op erating System. - The official name of Win dows XP is Mi crosoft Windows XP Operating System. - [...]

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    1 T ABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS .............. .............. .............. .............. ................. .............. .............. ......... .......... .. 1 PREFACE ................... ................. .............. .............. .............. .............. ................. ........... ...................... .. 3 FEATURES OF T[...]

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    2 T ABLE OF CONT ENTS (Cont.) 3. SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS ............ ............................ .............. ............ ...................... ...... 100 • Setting the TCP/IP Protocol ..................... ................ .............. ................. .............. ................. ...... 100 • Setting the IPX/SPX Protocol ......[...]

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    3 PREF ACE Thank you for purchasing the T oshiba Multifunctional Digital System e-STUDIO 202L/232/2 82. This Opera- tor ’s Manual describes th e following: • How to set up th e Multifunctional Digital System. • How to operate the functions in the [USER FUNCTIONS] button . Before using the Multifunctional Digital System, thoroughly read and un[...]

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    4 FEA TURES OF THE e-STUDIO202L/232/282 The e-STUDIO202L/232/282 is a Multifunc tion al Digital Systems that is ca pable of u sing each function vi a networks. The e-STUDIO202L/232/282 also has vari ous optional paper handling devi ces to meet the needs of your office. The e-STUDIO202L/232/282 offers the following convenient fea t ures, functions a[...]

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    5 1 1. MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 1. MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK .. ............. ................ ............. ................ ............. ................ ..... 6 • About Managing Contact s in Address Book...................... .............. ................. .............. ................. ... .6 • Registering Contact s . .........[...]

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    6 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 1 1. MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK About Managi ng Cont act s in Address Book Contact s in the Address Book will be displayed such as in the [ADDRESS] button screen that is displayed by pressing the [F AX] button on the Cont rol Panel. These ar e also used to spe cify the recipien ts for Scan to E-mail documents. In[...]

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    7 1 Registering Contact s The following procedure de scribes how to r egister new contact in the Address Book. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [ADDRESS] bu tton, and then press the [ADDRESS BOOK] button on the touch p anel. • The ADDRESS BOOK screen is displayed. 3 Press unde[...]

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    8 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (Cont.) 1 4 Press each button on the touch panel to enter following cont act in for- mation. • [FIRST NAME] — Enter the first name of the contact. This name will appear in the address book list on the touch panel. • [LAST NAME] — Enter the last name of the contact. This name w[...]

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    9 1 6 Specify following it ems as you required. • TX TYPE — This sets the type of the fax transmission mode. Press th e [MEMORY TX] button to select the memory transmission mode or the [DIRECT TX] button to select th e direct transmission mode. • ECM — Select whether enabling or disabling the ECM (E rror Correction Mode) to au tomatically r[...]

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    10 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (Cont.) 1 Editing Cont act s The following procedure de scribes how to edi t existing contact in the Address Book. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [ADDRESS] bu tton, and then press the [ADDRESS BOOK] button on th[...]

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    11 1 4 Press each button on the touch panel to edit the cont act information. • For the description of each item, see the S tep 4 in the procedure of “Registering Contacts” in the previous sec- tion. 5 Press the [OPTION] button to specif y the default settings for a fax transmission. This is available only when the optional fax unit is instal[...]

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    12 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (Cont.) 1 Deleting Contact s The following procedure descri bes how to delete existing contact in the Address Book. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [ADDRESS] bu tton, and then press the [ADDRESS BOOK] button on t[...]

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    13 1 4 Press the [YES] button to delete th e cont act, or the [NO] button to cancel deleting. • When you press the [YES] button, the selected contact is deleted.[...]

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    14 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (Cont.) 1 Searching Contact s The following procedure describe s how to search for cont acts in the Address Book. Thi s function is useful to find the contact that you want to edit. Y ou can search for the contacts by ente ring a ID number or the search strings. Searching a Cont act [...]

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    15 1 5 The touch p anel displays the screen that cont ains the searched con- t act. Press the cont act and press the [EDIT] button to edit the contact information, or press the [DELETE] button to delete the contact. • See “Editing Contacts” for the instruction to edit the contact.  P. 1 0 Searching Contact s by Entering Search String 1 Pre[...]

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    16 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (Cont.) 1 4 Press the button that is used fo r searching to specify the search string. • When yo u press each button, the input screen is displayed. 5 Enter the search string using the keyboard and digit al keys, and press the [ENTER] button. It will search for the contacts that co[...]

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    17 1 7 The touch p anel displays the screen that cont ains the searched con- t act s. Press the cont act and press th e [ENTER] button to edit the con- t act information. • See “Editing Contacts” for the instruction to edit the contact.  P. 1 0[...]

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    18 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 1 2. MANAGING GROUPS About Managing Groups in Address Book Y ou can crea te groups that con tain the multiple me mbers of contacts. This enables you to specify the groups instead of specifying each recipient separate ly when operating Scan to E-mail, or fax or Internet Fax transmission. Y ou can also delete[...]

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    19 1 Creating New Group The following procedure de scribes how to create new group in the Address Book. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [ADDRESS] button, and then press the [GROUP] button on the touch p anel. • The GROUP screen is displayed. 3 Press undefined button that you [...]

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    20 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 2.MANAGING GROU PS (Cont.) 1 5 Enter the group name using the key board and digita l keys, and press the [ENTER] button. 6 Press the [ENTER] button. • The CHECK OF GROUP MEMBER screen is displayed. 7 Select the cont act s that you want to add to the group, and then press the [ENTER] button. • T o a dd o[...]

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    21 1 8 New Group is created and appears on the touch p anel.[...]

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    22 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 2.MANAGING GROU PS (Cont.) 1 Editing Group s The following procedure describ es how to edit the name of groups, add or remove the members in groups. Editing Group Name 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [ADDRESS] button, and then press the[...]

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    23 1 4 Press the [GROUP NAME] butt on to edit the group name. • The input screen is displayed. 5 Enter the group name using the key board and digit al keys, and press the [ENTER] button. 6 Press the [ENTER] button. • The CHECK OF GROUP MEMBER screen is displayed.[...]

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    24 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 2.MANAGING GROU PS (Cont.) 1 7 In the screen, the cont act s that have been registered in the group are highlighted. • T o a dd or remove the contacts by selecting each contact s manually , see “Adding or Removing Contacts”.  P. 2 4 • T o a dd the contacts by searching them with the ID number , s[...]

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    25 1 Adding Contact s by Searching with ID Number 1 Press the [KNOWN ID] button. • The KNOWN ID screen is displayed. 2 Enter the ID Number using the digit al keys and press the [ENTER] but- ton. 3 The touch p anel displays the screen that cont ains the searched con- t act. Press the cont act to be added to the group. • T o add both the fa x num[...]

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    26 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 2.MANAGING GROU PS (Cont.) 1 4 Press the [ENTER] button to add to the group. • The contacts in the group is modified. Adding Contact s by Searching with Search String 1 Press the [SEARCH ADDRESS] button. • The SEARCH ADDRESS screen is disp layed. 2 Press the button that is used fo r searching to specify[...]

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    27 1 4 Specify the search string in the item s that you require and press the [SEARCH] button. 5 The touch p anel displays the screen that cont ains the searched con- t act s. Press the c ont act s that you want to add to the group. • T o add both the fa x number and E-mail address of a c ontact to the group, press o ver the contact name. • T o[...]

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    28 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 2.MANAGING GROU PS (Cont.) 1 Deleting Group s The following procedure de scribes how to delete a group in the Address Boo k. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [ADDRESS] button, and then press the [GROUP] button on the touch p anel. • Th[...]

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    29 1 4 Press the [YES] button to delete the cont act, or [NO] button to cancel deleting. • When you press the [YES] button, the selected group is deleted.[...]

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    30 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 2.MANAGING GROU PS (Cont.) 1 Searching Group s The following procedure de scribes how to search for grou ps in the Address Book. This function is useful to find the contact that you want to edit. Y ou can se arch for the groups by enteri ng the ID number or the search strin g. Searching a Group by ID Number[...]

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    31 1 5 The touch p anel displays the scr een that cont ains the searched group. Press the group and press the [EDIT] bu tton to edit the group information. • See “Editing Groups” for the instruction to edit the group.  P. 2 2 Searching Group s by Group Name 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functio[...]

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    32 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 2.MANAGING GROU PS (Cont.) 1 4 Press the [GROUP NAME] button to specify the search string. • The input screen is displayed. 5 Enter the search string using the keyboard and digit al keys, and press the [ENTER] button. It will search for the groups that contai n the search string in the group name field. 6[...]

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    33 1 7 The touch p anel displays the scr een that cont ains the searched group s. Press the group and press th e [ENTER] button to edit the group information. • See “Editing Groups” for the instruction to edit the contact.  P. 2 2[...]

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    34 1.MANAGING ADDRESS BOOK (ADDRESS MENU) 2.MANAGING GROU PS (Cont.) 1 Confirming the Members of the Group s The following procedure de scribes how to confirm the contacts that are added in the group. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [ADDRESS] button, and then press the [GROUP] [...]

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    35 2 2. MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MENU) 1. TOT AL COUNTER ........... ............. ................ ............. ................ ............. ............. ................ 3 6 • Displaying Print Counter ............ ................. ..... ... .............. .............. .............. .............. ......... ............. 36 • Display[...]

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    36 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 2 1. T OT AL COUNTER Displaying Print Counter This feature allows you to display th e total number of the print counter . The print counter contains following counters: • Copy Counter — indicates the number of sheets t hat has been printed by copy operations. • Fax Counter — indicates the number of she[...]

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    37 2 Displaying Scan Counter This feat ure allows you to displa y the tot al number of the scan counter . The scan counter contains following counters: • Copy Counter — indicates the number of originals that ha s been scanned by copy operati ons. • Fax Counter — indicates the number of orig inals that has bee n scanned by fax and Internet F[...]

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    38 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 2 2. PRINT OUT T OT AL COUNTER This feature allows you to print the total counter list. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [COUNTER] button, and th en press the [PRINT OUT TOT AL COUNTER] button on the touch p anel. • The total counter list[...]

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    39 2 3. DEP ARTMENT COUNTER Displaying Print Counter for Dep artment Code This feature allows you to disp lay the number of the print co unter for each department code. The department counter is avai lable only when this e quipment has been man aged with the department code.  P .45 “4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE” The print counter contains fol[...]

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    40 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 3.DEP ARTMENT COUNTER (Cont.) 2 4 Press the [PRINT COUNTER] button. 5 The Print Counter for the specifie d dep artment code is displayed.[...]

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    41 2 Displaying Scan Counter for Dep artment Code This feature allows you to disp lay the number of the sca n counter for each department code. The department counter is avai lable only when this e quipment has been man aged with the department code.  P .45 “4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE” The scan counter contains following counters: • Copy [...]

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    42 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 3.DEP ARTMENT COUNTER (Cont.) 2 4 Press the [SCAN COUNTER] button. 5 The Scan Counter for the specified dep artment code is displayed.[...]

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    43 2 Displaying Fax Communication Counter for Dep artment Code This feature allows you to disp lay the number of the Fax and Internet Fax Transmission and Reception counter for each department code. The department counter is avai lable only when this e quipment has been man aged with the department code.  P .45 “4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE” [...]

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    44 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 3.DEP ARTMENT COUNTER (Cont.) 2 4 Press the [F AX COMMUNICA TION] button. 5 The Fax Communication Counter for th e specified dep artment code is displayed.[...]

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    45 2 4. MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE Logging On As Administrator Y ou can audit th e copy quantity of copy , print, sc an, and facsimile pages performed by setting a depart- ment code. Up to 1000 departm ent codes can b e registered. T o manage the department code, you must know the administrator password for this equipment. There- fore, it is recomme[...]

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    46 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE (Cont.) 2 4 Enter the administrator p asswo rd and press the [ENTER] button. • The DEPT . MANAGEMENT menu is d isplayed. 5 Continue the operation that you want. •  P .47 “Printing Department Codes List” •  P .48 “Enabling Department Code” •  P .49 “Resetti[...]

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    47 2 Printing Dep artment Codes List Y ou can p rint out the department codes lis t and counte rs for each department code. 1 In the DEPT . MANAGEMENT me nu, press the [PRINT OUT DEP ARTMENT CODES] button. • Printing b egins. • For the procedure to display the screen above, see “Logging On As Administrator”.  P. 4 5 • For an output exa[...]

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    48 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE (Cont.) 2 Enabling Dep artment Code In the initial setting, the department code feature is disabled. If you want to manage the counter sepa- rately by the department codes, you must enable the department code. When the department manage- ment is enabled, the department code input sc[...]

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    49 2 Resetting All Dep artment Counters This function clears all de partment counters to “0”. • This function is available only when the department code is enabled. • This function clears only the department co unters. Y ou cannot clear the total counter . 1 In the DEPT . MANAGEMENT me nu, press the [RESET ALL COUNTERS] button. • The clea[...]

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    50 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE (Cont.) 2 Deleting All Dep artment Codes This function del etes all departmen t codes that have been registered. The [DELETE ALL] button will be availa bl e after registering a department code.  P .51 “Registering a New Department Code” 1 In the DEPT . MANAGEMENT menu, press [...]

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    51 2 Registering a New Dep artment Code The function allows you to re gister new department code. After registering the departmen t code(s), you must ena ble the Department Code function.  P .48 “Enablin g Department Code” 1 In the DEPT . MANAGEMENT me nu, press the [DEP ARTMENT REGISTRA TION] button. • The DEP ARTMENT CODE screen is displ[...]

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    52 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE (Cont.) 2 3 Enter the dep artment name using the keyboard and digit al keys, and press the [ENTER] button. • The REGISTRA TION DEP ARTMENT CODE screen is displayed. 4 Enter the 5-digit code in the “New Code” field using the digit al keys, and then press the [SET] button to set[...]

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    53 2 If you want to return to the “New Code” field to retype it, press the [RESET] button. 6 Press the [ENTER] button at th e bottom of the touch p anel. • The LIMIT A TION screen is displayed. 7 Set the limit ation of this de p artment code as required. • Press the [ON ] button to enable the output limitation fo r this department code. Whe[...]

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    54 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE (Cont.) 2 Editing the Dep artment Code The function all ows you to edit the e xisting department code . 1 In the DEPT . MANAGEMENT me nu, press the [DEP ARTMENT REGISTRA TION] button. • The DEP ARTMENT CODE screen is displa yed. For the procedure to display the screen above, see ?[...]

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    55 2 3 Press the [ENTER] button. • The input screen is displayed. 4 Enter the dep artment name using the keyboard and digit al keys, and press the [ENTER] button. • The CHANGE DEP ARTMENT CODE screen is displayed. 5 Enter current dep artment code in the “Current Code” field using the digit al keys, and then press the [SET] button to set the[...]

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    56 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE (Cont.) 2 6 Enter new 5-digit code in the “New Code” field using the digita l keys, and then press the [SET] button to set the entry . • If yo u enter the code, asterisks (*) appear in the “New Code” field. • If you want to clear the code to retype it, press the [CLEAR] [...]

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    57 2 9 Set the limit ation of this de p artment code as required. • Press the [ON ] button to enable the output limitation fo r this department code. When you select the [ON] but- ton, press the “Limitation” field and enter the maximum number of the outputs for this department code using the digital keys. Y ou can enter up to “ 99999999”.[...]

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    58 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE (Cont.) 2 Deleting the Department Code The function allows you to delete the existing department code. 1 In the DEPT . MANAGEMENT me nu, press the [DEP ARTMENT REGISTRA TION] button. • The DEP ARTMENT CODE screen is displa yed. For the procedure to display the screen above, see ?[...]

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    59 2 3 Press the [YES] button to delete the dep artment code, or [NO] button to cancel deleting. • When you press the [YES] button, the department code is deleted.[...]

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    60 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE (Cont.) 2 Resetting the Counter of Each Dep artment The function allows you to reset the coun te r of specific dep artment code only . 1 In the DEPT . MANAGEMENT me nu, press the [DEP ARTMENT REGISTRA TION] button. • The DEP ARTMENT CODE screen is displa yed. For the procedure to [...]

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    61 2 3 Press the [YES] button to clear the c ounter of the dep artment code, or [NO] button to cancel clearing the counter . • When you press the [YES] button, the counter of the department code is cleared.[...]

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    62 2.MANAGING COUNTERS (COUNTER MEN U) 4.MANAGING DEP ARTMENT CODE (Cont.) 2 Setting Output Limit ations for All Dep artment s This function allows yo u to set the output limit ation for all departments by a single operation. When you select [ON], the output wil l be disabled for all departments. When you select [OFF], the infinite outputs will be [...]

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    63 3 3. SETTING ITEMS (USER) 1. SETTING GENERAL FUNCTI ONS ........... ................ ............. ................ ................ ............. 64 • Setting the Auto Clear Mode .............. ................. .............. ................. .............. ................. ...... .......... 64 • Changing the Display Language ...........[...]

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    64 3.SETTING ITEMS (USER) 3 1. SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS Setting the Auto Clear Mode This function sets how long the machine waits before clearing the previo us functions set on the control pan el . 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [USER] button, and then press the [GENERAL] but[...]

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    65 3 Changing the Display Language The language used on the touch panel can be changed to a different one. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [USER] button, and then press the [GENERAL] button on the touch p anel. • The GENERAL menu is displayed. 3 Press the [CHANGE LANGUAGE] bu[...]

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    66 3.SETTING ITEMS (USER) 1.SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 3 Setting the Reversed Display Mode Y ou can ch ange the touch panel to be displayed i n the Reversed Display mode (whi ch the white portion will be black and the black portion will be white). Changing to the Reversed Displ ay mode helps you to di splay the touch panel more cl early wher[...]

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    67 3 4 Press the [ON] button to enable the Reversed Display , or [OFF] button to disable the Reversed Display . • When you select the [ON] button , the touch panel is displayed in the Reversed Display mode.[...]

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    68 3.SETTING ITEMS (USER) 3 2. SETTING COPY FUNCTIONS Y ou can ch ange the initial setting (default setting) of copy job. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [USER] button, and then press the [COPY] button on the touch p anel. • The COPY screen is displayed. 3 Specify the followi[...]

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    69 3 5 Specify the following items as you require. • In the “2IN1/4IN1” option, pre ss the desired mode button. [WRITE VERTICALL Y] — Press this to print each two pages or four pages from left to right or top to bottom for the 2IN1/4IN1 copy . When the portr ait originals are copied us ing 2in1 or 4in1, it copies them from left to right. Wh[...]

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    70 3.SETTING ITEMS (USER) 3 3. SETTING F AX FUNCTIONS Y ou can ch ange the initial setting (default setting) of fax and In ternet Fax fe atures. The [F AX] button in the [USER] menu will be availabl e only when the Scanner Kit or Printe r/Scanner Kit is installed, or when the optional Fax unit is installed. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on th[...]

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    71 3 5 Specify the following items as you require. • In the “TTI” option, specify whether the TT I is enabled or disabled as default setting. [ON] — Press this to print a tr ansmission header (TTI) on re ceived faxes t o clearly identify the sender name of received faxes. [OFF] — Press this no t to print a transmi ssion header (TTI) on re[...]

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    72 3.SETTING ITEMS (USER) 3 4. SETTING SCAN FUNCTIONS Y ou can ch ange the initial setting (default setting) of scan job. The [SCAN] button in the [USER] menu will be availabl e onl y when the Scanne r Kit is installed, or when the Printer/Scanner Kit is installed. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Function[...]

  • Page 75

    73 3 5 Specify the following items as you require. • In the “EXPOSURE” option, press light or dark buttons to specify the default exposure for scans manually , or press the [AUTO] button to select auto mode for the default exposure mode for scans. 6 Press the [ENTER] button. • The default settings for each mode are changed as you specified.[...]

  • Page 76

    74 3.SETTING ITEMS (USER) 3 5. PRINTING LISTS Printing the Address Book List Y ou can print the address book li st that shows all registered contacts and groups in this equipment. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [USER] button, and then press the [LIST] button on the touch p ane[...]

  • Page 77

    75 3 Printing the Group Numbers List Y ou can p rint the group numb ers list that shows a ll reg istered groups and members in this equipment. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [USER] button, and then press the [LIST] button on the touch p anel. • The LIST menu is displayed. 3 [...]

  • Page 78

    76 3.SETTING ITEMS (USER) 5.PRINTING LISTS (Cont.) 3 Printing the Function List (User) Y ou can p rint the function list that shows the functi on flow under the [USER] button of the User Functions. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [USER] button, and then press the [LIST] button [...]

  • Page 79

    77 3 6. CHECKING E-MAIL This function allows yo u to check for new E-mails (Internet Faxes) on the POP3 server . The [CHECK E-MAIL] button in the [USER] menu will be available only when the Scanner Kit is installed, or when the Printer/Scanner Kit is installed. This equipment also automatically checks for new E-mails on the POP3 server . 1 Press th[...]

  • Page 80

    78 3.SETTING ITEMS (USER) 3 7. SETTING DRA WER This function allows yo u to set the paper size and paper type of each drawer . 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [USER] button, and then press the [DRA WER] button on the touch p anel. 3 Press the drawer portion in the illu stration[...]

  • Page 81

    79 3 8. TURN OFF THE POWER (SHUT DOWN) When turning off the power of the equipment , p erform the following shutdown procedure. DO NOT turn off the power by switching off the power s witch of the e quipment as it can cause th e failure of the hard disk. Before turning off the power , be sure that the following 3 conditions are satisfi ed. • No jo[...]

  • Page 82

    80 3.SETTING ITEMS (USER) 8.TURN OFF THE POWER (SH UT DOWN) (Cont. ) 3 4 “Shut down in progress” appears on the screen, and then the equip- ment is shut down. • The power switch automatically returns to the OFF position.[...]

  • Page 83

    81 4 4. SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 1. ENTERING TO ADMIN MENU ......................... ................ ............. ................ ............. ......... 82 2. SETTING GENERAL FUNCTI ONS ........... ................ ............. ................ ................ ............. 84 • Setting the Device Information ...... ................ ..........[...]

  • Page 84

    82 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 4 1. ENTERING T O ADMIN MENU When the administrator password has been set, you mu st enter the administrator password to enter the [ADMIN] menu in the User Functions screen. 1 Press the [USER FUNCTIONS] button on the control p anel to enter the User Functions menu. 2 Press the [ADMIN] button. • The ADMINISTRA TOR P ASSW[...]

  • Page 85

    83 4 5 The ADMIN menu is displ ayed. Continue the administrative operation that you require. •  P .84 “2.SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS” •  P .100 “3.SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS” •  P .120 “4.SETTING COPY FUNCTIONS” •  P .122 “5.SETTING F AX FU NCTIONS” •  P .136 “6.SETTING FILE FUNCTIONS” •  P .137 “7.S[...]

  • Page 86

    84 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 4 2. SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS Setting the Device Information Y ou can se t the device info rmation of this eq uipment. These items appear in the Device page of T opAc- cess, that is the web-base d device management util ity . 1 Press the [GENERAL] button in the ADMIN menu. • The GENERAL menu is displayed. T o display t[...]

  • Page 87

    85 4 When you press each button, the input scr een is displayed. Enter the value using the keyboar d and digital keys, and press the [ENTER] button to set the entry . T o enter the [SERVICE PHONE NUMBER], enter the number using only the digital keys. 4 Press the [ENTER] button.[...]

  • Page 88

    86 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 2.SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Setting the Notification Y ou can set the notification mail to send a notification message when spe cified events occur on this eq uip- ment such as toner empty , paper empty , serviceman call, and so on. Y ou can specify up to 3 E-mail addresses for the destination of the notificatio[...]

  • Page 89

    87 4 3 Press the [E-MAIL] buttons. • The input screen is displayed. 4 Enter the E-mail address using the keyboard and digital keys, and press the [ENTER] key to set the entry . • Y ou can specify up to three E-mail addresses to which the notification message will be sent, as required. When you enable the notification, you must enter at least on[...]

  • Page 90

    88 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 2.SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Changing the Administrator Password Y ou can ch ange the administrator password. The ad ministrator password must be alphanumeri c charac- ters of 6 or more and 10 or less. 1 Press the [GENERAL] button in the ADMIN menu. • The GENERAL menu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, s[...]

  • Page 91

    89 4 4 Enter the current administrator p assword and press the [ENTER] but- ton. • The input password appears as asterisks (*). If the administrator password will be changed at the fi rst time, enter “ 123456” in the “Old Password” field. 5 Same as “OLD P ASSWORD”, pr ess the [NEW P ASSWORD] and [RETYPE NEW P ASSWORD] buttons and ente[...]

  • Page 92

    90 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 2.SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Setting the Date and Time The clock built in to this equipment can be set by en tering the date, day of the week and time using the digital keys. Also, you can easily change the clock to and from the daylight savi ng system at the touch of a button. 1 Press the [GENERAL] button in the[...]

  • Page 93

    91 4 4 Highlight the section that you want to edit us ing the arrow buttons, and enter the number us ing the digital keys. • The “DA Y” section describes the day of week with a number . The numbers corresponding to the days of week as following: 1: Sun, 2: Mon, 3:T ue, 4: Wed, 5: Thu, 6:Fri, 7: Sat 5 T o enable the daylight sav ing system, pr[...]

  • Page 94

    92 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 2.SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Setting the Weekly T imer Using the built-in weekly ti mer , you can have this e quip ment automatically turned ON and OFF at specified times. For instance, you can set the timer for the starting time and closing time of your office so that the copier will automati cally turn itself O[...]

  • Page 95

    93 4 3 Press the [WEEKL Y TIMER] bu tton. • The TIMER screen is disp layed. 4 Check the settings on the display , and if corrections are necessary , press the [CHA NGE] button. • If no correction is needed, pr ess the [ENTER] button and complete the oper ation. 5 Press the [<-Sun] or [Sat->] buttons to switch the days of the week. Then in[...]

  • Page 96

    94 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 2.SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 6 In the “OFF” field, enter the hour a nd minute that the device will auto- matically turn off the power using the digital keys and press the [SET] button to set each entry . • If you want to clear ente red time to retype it, press the [CLEAR] button on the Control Panel. • If[...]

  • Page 97

    95 4 Setting the Auto Power Save Mode This function allows this equ ipment automa tically to go into the energy saving mode (unn ecessary electric- ity is cut off at standby) if it is left inactive for a cert ain period of time. 1 Press the [GENERAL] button in the ADMIN menu. • The GENERAL menu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.[...]

  • Page 98

    96 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 2.SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 4 Press the desired period of time (i n minutes) that this equipment wait s before the Automatic Po wer Save mode is activated. • The Auto Power Save mode setting is completed.[...]

  • Page 99

    97 4 Setting the Sleep Mode This function allows this equi pment goes in to the sleep mode tha t stands by with the minimum pow er con- sumption. 1 Press the [GENERAL] button in the ADMIN menu. • The GENERAL menu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.ENTERING TO ADMIN MENU”.  P. 8 2 2 Press the [ENERGY SA VER] button. • The E[...]

  • Page 100

    98 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 2.SETTING GENERAL FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 4 Press the desired period of time (i n minutes) that this equipment wait s before the Automatic S hut Off mode is activated. • The Sleep mode setting is completed.[...]

  • Page 101

    99 4 Setting the Drawer Setup Pop-Up When this functions is enabled, the message to ask users to change the paper size setting every ti me you open the drawer . 1 Press the [GENERAL] button. • The GENERAL menu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.ENTERING TO ADMIN MENU”.  P. 8 2 2 Press the [DRA WER SET POP-UP] button. • The[...]

  • Page 102

    100 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 4 3. SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS Setting the TCP/IP Protocol Y ou can set the TCP/IP protocol that is commonly us ed for most of network syst em. It is recommended to configure the TCP/IP protocol because T opAccess, t he device management web-bas ed utility , and e-Filing web-based utility , tha t allows you to ma nage fi[...]

  • Page 103

    101 4 2 Press the [TCP/IP] button. • The TCP/IP screen is disp layed. 3 Press the [DYNAMIC] button in the “ADDRESS MODE” option. 4 Press the [ENTER] button. • Returns you to the NETWORK menu. 5 Continue to another network sett ing if required, then press the [APPL Y NOW] button. • This equipment starts initializing the networ k interface [...]

  • Page 104

    102 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 3.SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Setting the TCP/IP fo r DHCP Server Only 1 Press the [NETWORK] butt on in the ADMIN menu. • The NETW ORK menu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.ENTERING TO ADMIN MENU”.  P. 8 2 2 Press the [TCP/IP] button. • The TCP/IP screen is disp layed. 3 Press the [NO [...]

  • Page 105

    103 4 5 Continue to another network sett ing if required, then press the [APPL Y NOW] button. • This equipment starts initializing the networ k interface card to apply the changes. Setting the TCP/IP for St atic IP Address 1 Press the [NETWORK] butt on in the ADMIN menu. • The NETWORK me nu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.EN[...]

  • Page 106

    104 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 3.SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 3 Press the [ST A TIC] button in the “ADDRESS MODE” option. 4 Press the [IP ADDRESS] button and enter the IP address of this device using the digit al keys. Enter also the subnet mask and default gateway as required. 5 Press the [ENTER] button. • Returns you to the NETWORK menu[...]

  • Page 107

    105 4 Setting the IPX/SPX Protocol Y ou can set the IPX/SPX protocol on this equipment. The IPX/SPX protoc ol is usually used to communi- cate with the NetW are file server through the network. 1 Press the [NETWORK] butt on in the ADMIN menu. • The NETWORK me nu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.ENTERING TO ADMIN MENU”.  P.[...]

  • Page 108

    106 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 3.SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 5 Continue to another network sett ing if required, then press the [APPL Y NOW] button. • This equipme nt starts initializing the net work interface card to apply t he changes.[...]

  • Page 109

    107 4 Setting the NetW are Settings Y ou can set the NetWare network mode and th e NetW a re configurati on to be connected. This must be set when you use the NetWare file server for Novell printing. 1 Press the [NETWORK] butt on in the ADMIN menu. • The NETWORK me nu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.ENTERING TO ADMIN MENU”. [...]

  • Page 110

    108 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 3.SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 3 Specify following items as required. • ENABLE BINDER Y — Press the [ENABLE] button to enable communi cating with the NetWare file server in bindery mode, or [DISABLE] button to disable the bindery mode. • ENABLE NDS — Press the [ENABLE] button to enable communicating with t[...]

  • Page 111

    109 4 Setting the SMB Protocol When you want to enable this e quipment visible in the Windows network, you must enable the SMB pro to- col and enter the NetBIOS name and workgroup to sp ecify the device name of thi s equipment and work- group where this equipment will be visible. Also if your network uses the WINS server to allow the SMB communicat[...]

  • Page 112

    110 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 3.SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 3 Specify following it ems as required and press the [ENTER] button. • SMB PROTOCOL — Select whether the SMB protocol is enabled or disabled. When you want to enable the SMB pro tocol to enable the Save as file to network folder using SMB and sharing the “FILE_SHARE” folder o[...]

  • Page 113

    111 4 4 Continue to another network sett ing if required, then press the [APPL Y NOW] button. • This equipment starts initializing the networ k interface card to apply the changes.[...]

  • Page 114

    112 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 3.SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Setting the AppleT alk Protocol The AppleT alk protocol must be enabled and properly configure d to enable AppleT alk printing wi th the Macintosh comput er . 1 Press the [NETWORK] butt on in the ADMIN menu. • The NETWORK me nu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.EN[...]

  • Page 115

    113 4 When you press the [APPLET ALK NAME] and [DESIRED ZONE ] buttons, the input screen is displayed. Enter the value using the keyboard and digital keys, and press the [ENTER] button to set the entry . 4 Press the [ENTER] button. • Returns you to the NETWORK menu. 5 Continue to another network sett ing if required, then press the [APPL Y NOW] b[...]

  • Page 116

    114 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 3.SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Setting the HTTP Network Service This function all ows you to enable or disabl e the HT TP netw ork server service that provid es the web- based utility on this equipment, such as T opAccess and e-Filing web utility . Th e HTTP network server ser- vice also must be enabled for IPP pr[...]

  • Page 117

    115 4 3 Specify following items as required. • ENABLE HTTP SERVER — Press the [ENABLE] button to enable the HTTP network server service, or [DIS- ABLE] button to disable the HTTP network server servic e. This must be enabled for T opAccess, e-Filing web utility , and IPP printing. • [PRIMARY PORT NUMBER] — Press this to enter the primary po[...]

  • Page 118

    116 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 3.SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Setting the Ethernet S peed This function all ows you to specify the ethernet speed. 1 Press the [NETWORK] butt on in the ADMIN menu. • The NETWORK me nu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.ENTERING TO ADMIN MENU”.  P. 8 2 2 Press the [ETHERNET] button. • The[...]

  • Page 119

    117 4 4 Press the [ENTER] button. • Returns you to the NETWORK menu. 5 Continue to another network sett ing if required, then press the [APPL Y NOW] button. • This equipment starts initializing the networ k interface card to apply the changes.[...]

  • Page 120

    118 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 3.SETTING NETWORK FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Setting the LDAP and SN MP Network S ervice This function allows this equipment to access the LDAP dire ctory service. This equipment can search for the contacts in the LDAP server to specify the recipients of the Internet Fax, fax transmission, and Scan to E-mail job. • If the LDA[...]

  • Page 121

    119 4 3 Press the [OTHER] button. • The OTHER screen is displayed. 4 Press the [ENABLE] button to enable the LDAP networ k service, or [DISABLE] button to disab le it. • Optionally you can enter the trap community name fo r the SNMP Tr aps by pressing the [SNMP READ COM- MUNITY] button. When you press this button, the QWERTY T ype Keyboard scre[...]

  • Page 122

    120 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 4 4. SETTING COPY FUNCTIONS Y ou can chan ge the system behaviors for the copy oper ation, such as maximum number of copies, au to 2- sided mode, and the sort mode priority . 1 Press the [COPY] butt on in the ADMIN menu. • The COPY screen is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.ENTERING TO ADMIN MENU”. ?[...]

  • Page 123

    121 4 4 Specify following items as required. • AUTOMA T IC CHANGE OF P APER SOU RCE — When this is set to [ON], th is equipment will print on th e dif- ferent size of paper when the specified paper size is not set. When this is set to [OFF], this equipment will dis- play a message to set the correct paper . • P APER OF DIFFERENT DIRECTION —[...]

  • Page 124

    122 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 4 5. SETTING F AX FUNCTIONS Setting the T erminal ID The T erminal ID settings are available only when the optiona l Fax unit is installed. Once programmed, T erminal ID information will be prin ted on the leading edge of transmitted or received documents if the TTI and RIT are enabled. • ID information is sent and pri[...]

  • Page 125

    123 4 3 Specify following items as required. • [ID NAME] — Press this to enter th e terminal ID of this equipment. • [F AX NU MBER] — Press this to enter the fax number of this equipment. • [LINE2 NUMBER] — Press this to enter the 2 line fax number of this equipment if the Line2 board is installed. This is not displayed when the Line2 b[...]

  • Page 126

    124 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 5.SETTING F AX FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 4 Press the [ENTER] button. • Returns you to the F AX menu.[...]

  • Page 127

    125 4 Setting the Fax Initial Setup The [INITIAL SETUP] button in the [ADMIN] menu w ill be available only when the optional Fax unit is installed. Set the initial settings for the fax functions such as the volume settings and reception mode. • Receptio n mode: AUT O, MANUAL • Monitor tone vo lume: Adjustable 0-7 steps (0: ton e OFF) The “mon[...]

  • Page 128

    126 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 5.SETTING F AX FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 3 Specify following items as required. • RX MODE — Press the [AUTO] button to receive faxes automatically , or [MANUAL] button to receive faxes manually . When you select the manual mode, you can re ceive the faxes by pressing the [ST A RT] button when it rings. • MONIT OR VO LUME[...]

  • Page 129

    127 4 Setting the Line-2 Mode The LIne-2 Mode settings are available on ly when the optional F ax unit and optional Line-2 board are installed. Installing the 2nd line board (option) all ows transmis si on during reception, reception duri ng transmission, and simultaneous two communicati ons of transmission/reception. When the 2nd line is used, the[...]

  • Page 130

    128 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 5.SETTING F AX FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 2 Press the [LINE-2 MODE] button. • The LINE-2 MODE scr een is displayed. 3 Continue the procedure depending on how you set the Line-2 mode. •  P .128 “T ransmission and Reception (TX /RX)” •  P .128 “Reception Only (24HR)” •  P .129 “Reception Only (TIMER)”[...]

  • Page 131

    129 4 2 Press the [ENTER] button. Reception Only (TIMER) 1 Press the [RX ONL Y (TIMER)] button . • Using the 2nd line for reception only during the specified period. • Enter the ST ART time and END time using the digital keys. • Pressing the arrow buttons move s the cursor . • Time is displayed in the 24-hour system. 2 Press the [ENTER] but[...]

  • Page 132

    130 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 5.SETTING F AX FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Setting the RX Printing Setting Discard and Reduction Printing Set print settings for receiv ed fax and Internet Fax originals th at are to be printe d. T wo p rint settings are availa ble: discard printing and reduction pri nting. Discard Printing: ON, OFF • ON (default setting): Whe[...]

  • Page 133

    131 4 3 Press the [ON] (or [OFF]) button of the “DISCARD” and/or “REDUC- TION”. 4 Press the [ENTER] button. • The registered item s can be confirmed in the function list.  P .149 Setting Duplex Printing The “Duplex Print” function is available onl y when the optional Fax un it is installed. This printer setting determines whether o[...]

  • Page 134

    132 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 5.SETTING F AX FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 2 Press the [RX PRINT] button. 3 Press the [ON] button of the “DUP LEX PRINT”, and then press the [ENTER] button. • The registered ite ms can be confirmed in the function list.  P .149 Duplex printing direction differs depending on the received original size. - Received LD, LG [...]

  • Page 135

    133 4 * Rotate Sort printing is available only for L T/A4-si zed paper . Set the L T and L T-R, or A4 and A4-R draw- ers. * When the system runs out of paper during Rotate Sort printing, the rest of the documents is printed on the remaining paper . 1 Press the [F AX] button in the ADMIN menu. • The F AX menu is displayed. T o display the ADMIN me[...]

  • Page 136

    134 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 5.SETTING F AX FUNCTIONS (Cont.) 4 Setting the Recovery T ransmission The Recovery transmission is available onl y when the optional Fax unit is installed. This function all ows you to specify how long a docum ent will be remained in the memory after failing the redial attempts. Y ou can retransmit the document hel d in [...]

  • Page 137

    135 4 3 Change the document-stored time with the [< 1H] or [24H >] button, and press the [ENTER] button. • The document-holding time can be change d by the 1 hour . When the Recovery transmission is enabled , the [RECOVERY TX] button will be grayed icon. Y ou can disable the Recovery transmission by pressing the [RECOVERY TX] button again, [...]

  • Page 138

    136 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 4 6. SETTING FILE FUNCTIONS This function all ows you to automati cally delete the fil e s stored by the Save as f ile op erations. This func- tion is used to periodically delete stored fi les in the lo cal storage to ma intain the available hard disk space. The [FILE] button in the [ADMIN] menu will be available only wh[...]

  • Page 139

    137 4 7. SETTING E-MAIL FUNCTIONS Setting the Scan to E-ma il Message Properties Y ou can co nfigure the message properties of E-mail doc uments that will be sent by Scan to E-mail opera- tion. The [E-MAIL] button in the [ADMIN] me n u will be available onl y when the Scann er Kit is installed, or when the Printer/Scanner Kit is installed. 1 Press [...]

  • Page 140

    138 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 7.SETTING E-MAIL FUNCTIONS (Cont. ) 4 Setting the Scan to E-mail Fragment ation This function all ows you to send the Sca n to E-mail jo b split by the fragment size you speci fied. This can reduce the transmission errors caused by the network traffic problems. The [E-MAIL] button in the [ADMIN] me n u will be available [...]

  • Page 141

    139 4 8. SETTING INTERNET F AX FUNCTIONS Setting the Internet Fax Message Properties Y ou can configure th e message properties of Internet Fa xes that will be sent by Intern et Fax transmission. The [INTERNET F AX] button in the [ADMIN] menu will be availabl e only when the Scanner Ki t is installed, or when the Printer/Scanner Kit is installed. 1[...]

  • Page 142

    140 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 8.SETTING INTERNET F A X FUNCTIONS (C ont.) 4 Setting the Internet Fax Fragment ation This function all ows you to send the Int ernet Faxes split by the fragment size you specified. This can reduce the transmission errors caused by the network traffic problems. The [INTERNET F AX] button in the [ADMIN] menu will be avail[...]

  • Page 143

    141 4 Setting the Internet Fax Body String T ransmissio n This function allows yo u to set whether t he body string will be transmitted or not. The [INTERNET F AX] button in the [ADMIN] menu will be availabl e only when the Scanner Ki t is installed, or when the Printer/Scanner Kit is installed. 1 Press the [INTERNET F AX] but ton in the ADMIN menu[...]

  • Page 144

    142 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 4 9. SETTING LIST/REPORT Setting the T ransmission / Reception Journal There are two types of journals availab le on this equip ment. Journals can be prin ted either automatically or manually . This function allows yo u to set the auto-print for th e journals, an d the number of transactions appears in the journal list. [...]

  • Page 145

    143 4 3 Press the [JOURNAL] button. • The JOURNAL screen is displayed. 4 Specify the following items as required. • AUTO — Press the [ON] button to enable printing the trans mission and reception jour nals automatically . When you enable this, the transmission and reception journals will be print ed when specified numbers of trans- missions a[...]

  • Page 146

    144 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 9.SETTING LIST/R EPORT (Cont.) 4 Setting the Communication Report Communication Report allows you to print a report after every transmission. Reports can be printed auto- matically only . This function allows yo u to select the condition to print the commu nication report for each transmission type sepa rately . The Comm[...]

  • Page 147

    145 4 3 Press the [COMM. REPORT] button. • The COMM. REPORT screen is displayed. 4 Specify the condition for each transmission type. • [OFF] — Press this to disable printing the communication report. • [AL WA YS] — Press this to print the comm unication report every tr ansmission. • [ON ERROR] — Press this to print the communication r[...]

  • Page 148

    146 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 9.SETTING LIST/R EPORT (Cont.) 4 6 Press the [Next] button to display the next sc reen an d specify the condition for each transmission type. “RELA Y ORIGINA TOR” is available only when the optional Fax unit is installed. 7 When you press the [AL W A YS] or [ON ERROR] button for each trans- mission type, the “PRINT[...]

  • Page 149

    147 4 Setting the Reception List The Reception List allows you to print a reception list after receiving a document to a mailbox on this equipment. This function all ows you to enable or disabl e printing a rece ption list fo r the following mailbo x transmis- sions: Relay S t ation — Receiving a relay transmi ssion from an originator as a relay [...]

  • Page 150

    148 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 9.SETTING LIST/R EPORT (Cont.) 4 4 Specify whether the reception list will be printed for each transmis- sion. • RELA Y ST A TION — Select the [ON] button to print the reception list when receiving a relay transmission from an originator . • LOCAL — Select the [ON] button to print the reception li st w hen reserv[...]

  • Page 151

    149 4 10. PRINTING LISTS This function allow you to print the NIC configuration page, function list, PS3 font list, and PCL font list. * For the examples of each list format are described in Appendix.  P .153 The NIC configuration page, PS3 font list, and PCL font list can be printed only when the Printer Kit, the Printer/Scanner Kit, or optiona[...]

  • Page 152

    150 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN) 4 1 1. SETTING PRINTER/E-FILING FUNCTIONS Y ou can co nfigure the printer an d e-Filing functions that will apply to the print jobs or e-Filing jobs. 1 Press the [PRINTER/E-FILING] button in the ADMIN menu. • The PRINTER/E-FILING screen is displayed. T o display the ADMIN menu, see “ 1.ENTERING TO ADMIN MENU”.  [...]

  • Page 153

    151 4 12. WIRELESS SETTINGS AND Bluetooth SETTINGS • There is also the [WIRELESS SETTINGS] button in the ADMIN menu. This button will be available only when the optional Wireless LAN Modu le is inst alled. For the instructions on how to operate the WIRELESS SETTINGS, pl ease refer to t he GN-1041 Operator ’s Manual for Wireless LAN . • There [...]

  • Page 154

    4 152 4.SETTING ITEMS (ADMIN)[...]

  • Page 155

    153 5 5. APPENDIX 1. LIST PRINT FORMA T ................ ................ ............. ................ ................ ............. .............. 154 • T otal Counter List ....................... .............. ................. .............. .............. ................ .......... .......... ...... 154 • Department Code List .........[...]

  • Page 156

    154 5.APPENDIX 5 1. LIST PRINT FORMA T T ot al Counter List An output example o f the T otal Counter Li st TOTAL COUNTER LIST TIME : 10-09-'05 20:47 S/N : 0987654321 PRINT COUNTER COPY SMALL 99999 LARGE TOTAL 99999 199998 FAX 99999 99999 199998 PRINTER 99999 99999 199998 LIST 99999 99999 199998 TOTAL 399996 399996 799992 SCAN COUNTER FAX 99999[...]

  • Page 157

    155 5 Dep artment Code List An output example of the Department Code List DEPARTMENT CODE LIST TIME : 10-09-'05 20:47 DEPT NO. PRINT COUNTER DEPARTMENT D 1 00001 FAX COMMUNICATION COPY SMALL 99999 399996 LARGE 99999 399996 199998 FAX 99999 99999 199998 PRINT 99999 99999 199998 LIST 99999 99999 199998 799992 - TOTAL LIMIT TRANSMIT SMALL 99999 L[...]

  • Page 158

    156 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 Address Book List An output exampl e of the Ad dress Book L ist ADDRESS BOOK INFORMATION TIME : 10-09-'05 20:47 FAX NO.1 : 99999999999 FAX NO.2 : 99999999990 NAME : MFP_00000236 NO. NAME QUALITY TX TX TYPE LINE ECM ATT FAX NUMBER/E-MAIL ADDRESS 001 USER01 OFF MEMORY OFF 0 00000000001 user01@ifax.co[...]

  • Page 159

    157 5 Group Numbers List An output example of the Grou p Numbers List GROUP NUMBER INFORMATION TIME : 10-09-'05 20:47 FAX NO.1 : 99999999999 FAX NO.2 : 99999999990 NAME : MFP_00000236 NO. NAME ADDRESS BOOK 001 GROUP01 001 007 014 019 001 008 014 019 002 008 015 020 003 009 015 020 004 009 016 005 010 016 005 010 017 006 011 017 006 012 018 007[...]

  • Page 160

    158 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 Function List (User) An output example of the Func tion List (User) For further information about the items printed on t he fu nction list, please refer to the “Function List (Administrator)”. (  P .160) GENERAL TOTAL COUNTER : 9999 DRAWER DRAWER 1 : LT DRAWER 2 : A3 DRAWER 3 : A4-R DRAWER 4 : B5[...]

  • Page 161

    159 5 NIC Configuration Page An output example of th e NIC Configuration Pag e =================================================================================== Unit Serial No : 00C67861 Version : T000SY00000 Network Address : 00:40:af:7e:28:55 Network Topology : Ethernet Connector: RJ45 Network Mode : 100 Megabits Novell Network Information enab[...]

  • Page 162

    160 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 Function List (Administrator) An output example of the Func tion List (Administrator) The Function List for an administra tor shows the setting list for al l functions. The follo wing table shows all functions that are printed for an admin istrator’s function li st, and the “User” column indicates[...]

  • Page 163

    161 5 DRA WER - DRA WER 3 *1 Shows the paper size of the drawer 3. YES DRA WER - DRA WER 4 *2 Shows the paper size of the drawer 4. YES DRA WER - LARGE CAP ACITY FEEDER *3 Shows the paper size of the large capacity feeder YES AUTO CLEAR Shows the time (in second) that the T ouch Panel Display clears the pre vious settings that had been set and turn[...]

  • Page 164

    162 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 AUTOMA TIC CHANGE OF P APER SOURCE Shows whether the Automatic Change of Paper Source function is enabled or dis- abled. NO P APER OF DIFFERENT DIRECTION Shows wh ether the Paper of Dif ferent Direc- tion function is enabled or disabled. NO SUSPEND PRINTING IF ST APLER EMPTY Shows whether this equipment[...]

  • Page 165

    163 5 INITIAL SETUP - DIAL TYPE *1 Shows the dial type of the line 1. NO INITIAL SETUP - DIAL TYPE (LINE2) *2 Shows the dial type of the line2. NO LINE-2 MODE *2 Shows the line2 mode . NO LINE-2 MODE - ST ART *2 Shows the start time to use the Line2 for receptions only . This applies only when “RX ONL Y (TIMER)” is set to the LINE-2 MODE. NO LI[...]

  • Page 166

    164 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 E-MAIL Function Description User FRAGMENT MESSAGE SIZE (KB) Shows t he fragment mess age size that applies to an E-mail transmission. NO FROM ADDRESS Shows the sender ’s E-mail address that applies to an E-mail transmission. NO FROM NAME Shows the sender ’s name that applies to an E-mail transmissio[...]

  • Page 167

    165 5 COMM. REPORT - RELA Y ORIGINA TOR *1 Shows the condition to print a relay origina- tor report. NO COMM. REPORT - RELA Y ST A TION Shows the cond ition to print a relay station report. NO COMM. REPORT - RELA Y DESTINA TION Shows t he condition to print a relay destina- tion report. NO RECEPTION LIST - LOCAL Shows whether a rece ption list will[...]

  • Page 168

    166 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 WIRELESS SETTINGS are printed only when the optional Wireless LAN Module is installed. BLUETOOTH SETTINGS are printed only when t he optional Bluetooth Mo dule is installed. USER CERTIFICA TE Shows the user certificate name to be used for authentication. NO CA CERTIFICA TE Shows the CA certificate name [...]

  • Page 169

    167 5 NETWORK SETTING - NETWORK - TC P/IP Function Description User ADDRESS MODE Shows the TCP/IP address mode. NO IP ADDRESS Shows the IP address of this equipment. NO SUBNET MASK Shows the subnet mask of this equipment. NO DEF AUL T GA TEWA Y Shows the defau lt gateway addre ss of this equipment. NO NETWORK SETTING - NETWORK - IPX/SPX Function De[...]

  • Page 170

    168 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 NETWORK SETTING - SESSION - DDNS SESSION Function Description User ENABLE DDNS Shows whether the DDNS i s enabled or dis- abled. NO HOST NAME Shows the host name of this equipment. NO DOMAIN NAME Shows the domain name of this equipment. NO NETWORK SETTING - SESSION - SMB SESSION Function Description Use[...]

  • Page 171

    169 5 TREE Shows the NDS tree. NO SEARCH ROOT Shows the NDS Search Root. NO NETWORK SETTING - SESS ION - BONJOUR SESSION Function Description User ENABLE BONJOUR Shows whether the Bonjour is enabled or disabled. NO LINK-LOCAL HOST NAME Shows the li nk-local host name of this equip- ment for Bonjour . NO SERVICE NAME Shows the servic e name of this [...]

  • Page 172

    170 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 PORT NUMBER Shows the port number to be used for send- ing an E-mail or Inte rnet Fax to the SMTP server . NO ENABLE SSL Shows whether the SSL for the SMTP client is enabled or disabled. NO NETWORK SETTING - NETWORK SERVICE - SMTP SERVER NETWORK S ERVICE Function Description User ENABLE SMTP SERVER Show[...]

  • Page 173

    171 5 SSL PORT NUMBER Shows the SSL port number to be used for accessing the POP3 server . NO NETWORK SETTING - NETWORK SERVICE - FTP CLIENT NETWORK SERVICE Function Description User DEF AUL T PORT NUMBER Shows the defau lt port number to be use d for saving a document to the network folder using the FTP . NO NETWORK SETTING - NETWORK SERVI CE - FT[...]

  • Page 174

    172 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 PRIMARY SNTP ADDRESS Shows the prim ary SNTP server address if i t has been set. NO SECONDARY SNTP ADDRESS Shows the secondary SNTP server addre ss if it has been set. NO PORT NUMBER Shows the port number to be used for accessing the SNTP server . NO SCAN RA TE Shows the scan rate to check the SNTP serv[...]

  • Page 175

    173 5 AUTHENTICA TION Shows whether the authentication for IPP printing is enabled or disabled. NO USER NAME Shows the user name for authentication. NO ENABLE SSL Shows whether the SSL for IPP printing is enabled or d isabled. NO SSL PORT NUMBER Shows the SSL port number to be used for IPP printing. NO SSL URL Shows the SSL URL for IPP printing. NO[...]

  • Page 176

    174 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 ENABLE E-MAIL ERROR FORW ARD Shows whether an E-mail error messa ge will be sent or not. NO E-MAIL ERROR TRANSFER ADDRESS Shows the E-mail address where an E-mail error message will be sent, if it has been set. NO ENABLE P ARTIAL E-MAIL Shows whether the equipm ent allows print- ing an E-mail job that p[...]

  • Page 177

    175 5 PS3 Font List An output ex ample of the PS3 Fo nt List[...]

  • Page 178

    176 5.APPENDIX 1.LIST PRINT FORMA T (Cont.) 5 PCL Font List An output example of the PCL Font Li st[...]

  • Page 179

    177 INDE X INDEX Numerics 2ND TEL .................. ............... .............. .............. 8 A ADDRESS BOOK ....... .............. .............. .......... 74 ADDRESS BOOK EDIT ....... .............. .............. . 10 Address Book List ................... .............. .... 74 , 156 ADDRESS BOOK REGISTRATION ....... ............ 7 ADDRE[...]

  • Page 180

    178 INDEX (Cont.) FAX NUMBER ......... ................. .............. ........ 123 FIRST NAME ................. .............. .............. ......... 8 FRAGMENT MESSAGE SIZE ........ .............. .. 138 FRAGMENT PAGE SIZE ............. .............. ..... 140 Fragmentation ................ ................. ........ 138 , 140 FRAME TYPE ....[...]

  • Page 181

    179 INDE X Reversed D isplay Mode ............ ................. ....... 66 ROTATE SORT ............. .............. .............. ..... 133 Rotate Sort .......... .............. .............. ................ 132 ROTATION ............ .............. .............. .............. . 72 RTI ........... .............. .............. .............. .[...]

  • Page 182

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