Scan Feature
It is necessary to log in to Administrator Mode to perform settings.
Scan to Folder
TCP/IP Address
Refer to [Protocol Settings].
Enable ports
Set each port for [SNMP], [SOAP] and [WebDAV] to [Enabled]. For details, refer to [Port Settings].
Registering a Folder
Refer to Registering a Folder.
Scan (to PC)
TCP/IP Address
Refer to [Protocol Settings].
Enable ports
Set each port for [FTP Client], [SFTP Client] and [SMB Client] to [Enabled]. For details, refer to [Port Settings].
Create the transfer destination folder
FTP/SFTP Transfer
Create the transfer destination folder on the login server and then set the write permission.
SMB Transfer
Create the folder on the client computer and then set it to a shared folder. Set the write permission for the shared folder.
Note
An account (login name and password) are required to use FTP/SFTP transfer.
When using SMB with macOS/OS, it is necessary to set [System Preferences] > [Shared] > [File Sharing].
Scan (Email)
Refer to Email Feature.
My Folder
This feature is available when[Authentication/
Note
If using our products (sold separately) as the remote authentication system, select [Authentication Agent] in [Remote Authentication /
Directory Service] > [Authentication System Setup].
TCP/IP Address
Refer to [Protocol Settings].
Enable ports
Set the [SMB Client] port to [Enabled]. For details, refer to [Port Settings].
Start the service and set the transfer method
Use Internet Services to set the My Folder feature.
Scan to USB
Scan to USB feature can be switched between Enabled/Disabled using Internet Services.
If it is set disabled, [Scan to USB] is no longer be displayed in [USB] on the Home screen, or [Print from USB] is displayed instead of [USB].
Scan to Desktop
Note
The scan function cannot be used with the default settings in Windows Server.
TCP/IP Address
Refer to [Protocol Settings].
Enable ports
Set the [WSD] port to [Enabled]. For details, refer to [Port Settings].