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8. Appendix

348

Main Page

Default Chapter1
- Operating Instructions1
- Table of Contents3
Manuals for this Machine12
Notice14
- Important14
How to Read this Manual15
- Symbols15
- Names of Major Items15
- Note16
- About IP Address16
Laws and Regulations17
- Legal Prohibition17
Display Panel18
Accessing User Tools19
- Changing Default Settings19
- Quitting User Tools20
1 System Settings21
General Features21
- Output Tray Settings25
- Paper Tray Priority Settings29
Timer Settings31
Interface Settings34
- Network34
- Print List37
File Transfer40
Administrator Tools45
Programming the LDAP Server54
- Changing the LDAP Server58
- Deleting the LDAP Server59
Programming the Realm60
- Changing the Realm61
- Deleting the Realm62
System Settings on Main and Sub-Machines63
- General Features63
- Timer Settings64
- Administrator Tools65
2 Tray Paper Settings67
Accessing Tray Paper Settings67
- Changing Tray Paper Settings67
- Quitting Tray Paper Settings68
Items of Tray Paper Settings69
- Tray 169
- Tray 1 (with the Optional A3/11×17 Tray Unit)71
- Tray 273
- Tray 375
- Tray 4 (with the Optional Large Capacity Tray)77
- Tray 4 (with the Optional Wide Large Capacity Tray)79
- Tray 5 (with the Optional Large Capacity Tray)82
- Tray 5 (with the Optional Wide Large Capacity Tray)84
- Tray 6 (with the Optional Large Capacity Tray)87
- Tray 6 (with the Optional Wide Large Capacity Tray)88
- Tray 7 (with the Optional Multi Bypass Tray and LCT)91
- Tray 7 (with the Optional Multi Bypass Tray and Wide LCT)93
- Interposer Upper and Lower Tray (with the Optional Cover Interposer Tray CI5010)96
- Interposer Upper and Lower Tray (with the Optional Cover Interposer Tray Type GB5000)97
Tray Paper Setting on Main and Sub-Machines98
3 Connecting the Machine103
Connecting to the Interfaces103
- Connecting to the Ethernet Interface104
- Connecting to the Gigabit Ethernet Interface105
- Connecting to the USB Interface106
Network Settings Required to Use the Printer108
- Ethernet108
Network Settings Required to Use E-Mail Function110
- Ethernet110
Network Settings Required to Use Scan to Folder Function112
- Ethernet112
Network Settings Required to Use WSD Scanner114
- Ethernet114
Network Settings Required to Use Network TWAIN Scanner116
- Ethernet116
Network Settings Required to Use Document Server118
- Ethernet118
Using Utilities to Make Network Settings120
- Interface Settings120
- File Transfer126
4 Using a Printer Server129
Preparing Printer Server129
Using Netware130
- Setting up as a Print Server (Netware 3.X)131
- Setting up as a Print Server (Netware 4.X, 5/5.1, 6/6.5)132
- Using Pure IP in the Netware 5/5.1 or 6/6.5 Environment133
- Setting up as a Remote Printer (Netware 3.X)135
- Setting up as a Remote Printer (Netware 4.X, 5/5.1, 6/6.5)137
5 Monitoring and Configuring the Printer141
Using Web Image Monitor141
- Displaying Top Page142
- When User Authentication Is Set144
- About Menu and Mode144
- Administrator Mode145
- Access in the Administrator Mode146
- List of Setting Items146
- Displaying Web Image Monitor Help151
Using Smartdevicemonitor for Admin153
- Installing Smartdevicemonitor for Admin154
- Changing the Network Interface Board Configuration155
- Locking the Menus on the Machine's Control Panel156
- Changing the Paper Type157
- Managing User Information157
- Configuring Energy Save Mode163
- Setting a Password163
- Checking the Machine Status164
- Changing Name and Comment165
- Viewing and Deleting Spool Print Jobs166
- Managing Address Information167
Using Smartdevicemonitor for Client168
- Monitoring Printers168
- Checking the Machine Status169
- When Using IPP with Smartdevicemonitor for Client169
Printer Status Notification by E-Mail171
- Setting the Account for E-Mail Notification173
- Mail Authentication173
- Auto E-Mail Notification174
- On-Demand E-Mail Notification175
- Format of On-Demand E-Mail Messages176
Remote Maintenance by Telnet177
- Using Telnet177
- 8021X178
- Access179
- Appletalk180
- Authfree181
- Autonet181
- Bonjour182
- Devicename183
- Dhcp183
- Dhcp6184
- Diprint185
- Dns186
- Domainname187
- Etherauth188
- Etherconfig188
- Help189
- Hostname189
- Ifconfig189
- Info190
- Ipp190
- Ipsec191
- Ipv6191
- Logout192
- Lpr192
- Netware193
- Passwd194
- Pathmtu194
- Prnlog195
- Route195
- Rhpp197
- Set197
- Show200
- Slp200
- Smb201
- Snmp201
- Sntp204
- Spoolsw205
- Ssdp206
- Ssh206
- Status207
- Syslog208
- Upnp208
- Web208
- Wins209
- Wsmfp210
Snmp212
Getting Printer Information over the Network213
- Current Printer Status213
- Printer Configuration230
Understanding the Displayed Information232
- Print Job Information232
- Print Log Information232
- Configuring the Network Interface Board233
Message List243
- System Log Information243
6 Registering Addresses and Users for Scanner Functions251
Address Book251
- Managing Names in the Address Book254
- Sending E-Mail by Quick Dial254
- Sending Scanned Files to a Shared Folder Directly255
- Preventing Unauthorized User Access to Shared Folders from the Machine255
- Managing Users and Machine Usage255
Registering Names256
- Changing a Registered Name257
- Deleting a Registered Name258
Authentication Information260
- Registering an User Code260
- Changing an User Code262
- Deleting an User Code263
- Displaying the Counter for each User265
- Printing the Counter for each User265
- Printing the Counter for All Users266
- Clearing the Number of Prints267
E-Mail Destination269
- Registering an E-Mail Destination269
- Changing an E-Mail Destination270
- Deleting an E-Mail Destination272
Registering Folders273
- Registering a SMB Folder273
- Changing a SMB Folder276
- Deleting a SMB Registered Folder278
- Registering a FTP Folder279
- Changing a FTP Folder281
- Deleting a FTP Folder283
- Registering a NCP Folder284
- Changing a NCP Registered Folder287
- Deleting a NCP Folder288
Registering Names to a Group290
- Registering a Group290
- Registering Names to a Group291
- Adding a Group to Another Group293
- Displaying Names Registered in a Group294
- Removing a Name from a Group295
- Deleting a Group Within Another Group296
- Changing a Group Name297
- Deleting a Group298
Registering a Protection Code300
- Registering a Protection Code to a Single User300
- Registering a Protection Code to a Group User301
Registering SMTP and LDAP Authentication303
- SMTP Authentication303
- LDAP Authentication304
7 Special Operations under Windows307
Printing Files Directly from Windows307
- Setup307
- Using a Host Name Instead of an Ipv4 Address307
- Printing Commands308
8 Appendix311
Adjustment Settings for Operators311
- Changing the Adjustment Settings for Operators311
- Setting Values312
When Using Windows Terminal Service/Citrix Presentation Server/Citrix Xenapp356
- Operating Environment356
- Supported Printer Drivers356
- Limitations356
Using DHCP358
- Using Autonet358
Configuring the WINS Server359
- • P.139 "Using Web Image Monitor359
- Using Telnet359
Using the Dynamic DNS Function361
- Updating361
- DNS Servers Targeted for Operation362
- DHCP Servers Targeted for Operation362
- Setting the Dynamic DNS Function362
Precautions364
- Connecting a Dial-Up Router to a Network364
- Netware Printing365
Configuring IEEE 802.1X366
- Installing a Site Certificate366
- Installing Device Certificate367
- Setting Items of IEEE 802.1X for Ethernet368
Specifications370
Copyrights372
- Expat372
- Netbsd372
- Sablotron374
- Jpeg Library375
- Sasl375
- Md4376
- Md5376
- Samba376
- Rsa Bsafe377
- Open SSL377
- Open SSH379
- Open LDAP383
- Heimdal384
- IPS TM Print Language Emulations384

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