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Getting Started
About this guide
This guide is intended for administrators responsible for installing and configuring eCopy
ShareScan® OP. It provides a product overview and describes system requirements and installation
procedures.
Further information
The documentation set consists of the following documents:
■ eCopy ScanStand™ Assembly Instructions: Provides information about assembling the
ScanStand that is used with eCopy ScanStation.
■ ShareScan OP Installation and Setup Guide: The Quick Start section of this document guides
you through the initial installation and setup process. The Reference section provides more
detailed information about configuring the system, the eCopy connectors included with the
software, and the add-on eCopy Services. It also describes how to manage the client application
and use the ShareScan OP connectors.
■ ShareScan OP Help: The Help files contain information about configuring the system, the
connectors, and the scanning devices. You can easily access the Help from the console.
To access the ShareScan OP Administration console help, in the console tree, select a
node, such as “ShareScan OP” and then click the Help button. The Help opens in the
Microsoft Management Console.
To access help for a specific connector, in the console tree, select the connector and then
click the Connector Help button, or right-click the connector name and select
Connector Help from the menu.
2 | Getting Started
Technical support
Technical support is available to registered users of eCopy software during the warranty period or
for the duration of your software support and maintenance agreement. Contact your supplier for
details.
The maintenance agreement identifies the service provider. In most cases the dealer or distributor
who provided the eCopy product to your organization also provides support. The dealer or
distributor provides information about getting assistance for product installation,
implementation, and usage. The eCopy Technical Support, Quality Assurance, and Development
organizations provide backup support to the network of dealers and distributors. Policies
established with each distributor of eCopy products determine how customer inquiries are
escalated.
When you open a Technical Support case, your service provider will tell you what identification
information you need to provide to validate the status of your support contract.
In addition to support provided by your dealer or distributor, the eCopy Technical Support Web
site — www.ecopy.com/support — provides access to a knowledge base that includes Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQs), product support matrices, product information, and Technical Support
contact information.
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What’s new in ShareScan OP v4.0
ShareScan OP v4.0 includes new features and enhancements.
■ Session Logon: When you enable Session Logon, users only need to log on a single time to the
ShareScan OP client; their logon information is effective for the entire session. The users do
not have to enter their logon information each time they select a connector during the current
session; the Services Manager passes the session logon information to the connector. You can
configure this feature, on the System Properties pane, for use with Windows Active Directory
or Novell Directory Services (NDS).
■ Connector profiles: You can now activate multiple profiles per connector, on a single scanning
device. For example, you can create two unique profiles for the eCopy Connector for Microsoft
Exchange and activate both profiles on Device X:
Profile nameProfile descriptionDevice
Expense ReportsScans and sends expense reports to a Payroll
inbox
ResumesScans and sends resumes to a Human Resources
inbox
Note:Prior to v4.0, you could create multiple profiles for a connector, but you could not
activate more than one profile per connector on the same device.
Device X
Device X
®
You can activate up to nine connector profiles on a single device. For example, you can activate
the following collection of profiles on a single device:
2 Exchange profiles
1 Fax via Exchange profile
3 Quick Connect profiles
2 Scan to Printer profiles
1 Scan to Desktop Profile
4 | Getting Started
■ Connector services: The new Services node contains all the services that used to be on the
Advanced and Tracing tabs. The following table illustrates the services and options available on
each tab, if the connector supports the service.
Document Settings tabScanner Settings tabTraci n g t a b
EncryptionInput Paper SizeFile
Searchable TextOutput Paper SizeLocation
File FormatsScaling (20 - 100%)
Document NameResolution
Blank Page RemovalTwo-Sided
Bates NumberingColor Depth (Pixel)
Batching
Document Tracking
The following services, and their enhancements, are now available to many connectors:
>
Encryption: This service now enables you to set Document and Permissions passwords for
documents scanned using the PDF or eCopy format. You can create a connector profile that
requires assignment of a user password to the scanned document; the recipient must enter
the user password before opening the document. You can also set permissions that restrict
printing and editing of the scanned document, and changes to the document’s security
settings.
>
Advanced File Naming: This service, which was previously available only in Quick Connect,
enables you to create a connector profile that generates a file name composed of one or
more fields. If you enable Session Logon, you can include an “Authenticated User Name”
field in the file name.
>
Blank Page Removal: This service enables you to create a connector profile that removes
blank pages from a scanned black and white document before sending the scanned
document.
>
Batching: This service enables you to create a connector profile that splits a stack of pages
into separate documents. The connector creates a new document after a fixed number of
pages, when the file reaches a specified size, or when it finds a blank page. This service is
now available to all the mail connectors as well as to Quick Connect.
>
Bates Numbering: This service now enables you to create a Bates format that endorses a
scanned document with date and time information. In addition, when the user enables
Bates Numbering, the service displays the format information on the current page in the
scan preview window.
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> Document Tracking: This service enables you to create a connector profile that saves a copy
of every scanned document, as a PDF file, in a secure network location (in the same domain
as the ShareScan OP Services Manager computer). It also adds the name of the PDF file to
the Activity Tracking log.
Even if you use the batching service, the document tracking service will only create a single
large document.
This service does not save a copy of fax cover pages.
>
Scanner Settings: This service enables you to create a connector profile that uses the same
settings for every scan job. When you create this type of profile, the user does not have to
change scanner settings at the device.
■ Zoom preview: The scan preview screen on the client now includes a Zoom button so that
users can enlarge the preview image.
■ Proxy server support: Version 4.0 detects any proxy server configuration on the computer
where you are installing the software. It uses that information to access the eCopy activation
server on the Web.
■ Express: This feature enables you to create a connector profile that makes it easy for a user to
quickly scan and send a document without having to enter additional information at the
device. For example, you can create multiple Exchange connector profiles. Then, on the Express
tab for
each profile, you can specify unique subject and recipient information for the scanned
documents. The user will not even see the Send screen at the device.
■ Quick Connect: The connector now supports relational databases for accessing and saving
index field values, and for saving scanned documents.
>
New type of index field: The Database field tells the connector to read a list of values from
a database and display them in a drop-down list on the screen where users enter index field
values.
>
New index file format: The Database format saves the index file in the specified database.
>
New destination: The Database destination saves scanned documents in the specified
database.
The connector now supports the TSV (tab-separated-values) format for the index file.
6 | Getting Started
■ Send to self: This option, which is available for all the mail connectors, enables you to create a
connector profile that sends scanned documents only to the logged on user. The user will not
see the Send screen at the device. (You can use the file name variable in the Subject line or the
Notes line to distinguish between the scanned documents.)
■ Content tab: You can use three new variables to specify available subject lines (in mail or fax
connectors) and available notes (in fax connectors). You use these variables to include file size,
file name, and number of pages information. The variables are:
$$FILESIZE$$
$$FILENAME$$
$$PAGECOUNT$$
■ eCopy Connector for SMTP using LDAP: This connector provides many new enhancements
and features:
> You can create a connector profile using a wizard. You enter a few settings and the wizard
fills in the remaining settings.
> The Advanced LDAP tab enables you to create a connector profile that uses the LDAP
attributes you specify to search for senders and recipients in the selected directory service.
You can specify the Class, User ID, email, First Name, Last Name, and Common Name
attributes. For example, if you configure the profile to search Microsoft Active Directory by
User ID, then, on the Advanced LDAP tab, you select SAMAccountName as the attribute in
the User ID field. The ShareScan OP client will then display the SAMAccountName
attribute.
The Advanced LDAP tab also enables you to display custom LDAP attributes with the
sender and recipient names. This feature is useful if you need to include additional
attributes next to the name, for example, to distinguish among users with similar names.
For example, if there are two recipients named “John Smith”, you could include an attribute
named “title” to distinguish between “John Smith” (Principal Engineer) and “John Smith”
(Vice-President of Marketing).
> You can specify the scope of a search.
> You can now configure the LDAP server to use the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol for
communication.
> This connector provides additional security options for performing authentication on the
SMTP server.
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■ Cc: The Cc: (carbon copy) feature, which is available for all the mail connectors, allows users to
send a copy of a message to one or more recipients who are not the primary recipients.
■ Scan to eCopy Desktop: This connector now works with eCopy Desktop version 9.0.
Things to know if you are using ShareScan OP v3.x add-on
connectors
The following list describes what you need to know if you are using a v3.x add-on connector,
purchased from eCopy or from other companies, with ShareScan OP v4.0:
Note:This information does not apply to the eCopy connectors supplied with the ShareScan OP
v4.0 product. Those connectors have been upgraded to v4.0.
■ In version 3.x, all the tabs used to configure a connector were on the connector’s Properties
pane.
v3.1 Properties pane
Version 4.0 introduces a Services pane with three tabs: Document Settings, Scanner Settings,
and Tracing. The new Document Settings tab contains the options, such as Encryption, that
were on the Advanced tab on the v3.1 Properties pane (shown in the preceding screen).
8 | Getting Started
v4.0 Services pane
■ However, the v3.x Advanced and Tracing tabs still appear on the v4.0 Properties pane, as
shown in the following WorkSite Properties screen.
v4.0 Properties pane with v3.x Advanced and Tracing tabs
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■ The v3.x connectors will use the “Advanced” settings that you specify on the Document
Settings tab (which is on the 4.0 Services pane)
■ Whatever file naming scheme you specify on the v3.x Advanced tab must match the scheme
except for the File Naming option.
you specify on the v4.0 Document Settings tab. For example, if you specify a name using the
Advanced File Naming option on the Document Settings tab, you must then set the File Name
option to Specify Name on the Advanced tab.
v4.0 Document Settings tab
(Services pane)
v3.x Advanced tab (Properties
pane)
■ The connectors will use the settings that you specify on the Tracing tab (v4.0 Properties pane).
They will not use any settings that you specify on the Tracing tab that is on the v4.0 Services
pane.
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Quick Start: Installing and setting up eCopy
ShareScan OP
Product overview
eCopy ShareScan OP (Open Platform) extends the capabilities of digital copiers and scanners. A
complete system includes the following components:
Client (ScanStation)
Administration console
Network computer running
eCopy ShareScan OP Services
Manager and one or more
connectors (applications
connected to enterprise
applications, such as e-mail and
fax).
12 | Quick Start: Installing and setting up eCopy ShareScan OP
The ShareScan OP client is installed on your ScanStation. It displays the user interface and
handles user input. It passes all information, including the raw scanned image file, to the Services
Manager for processing.
The
ShareScan OP Services Manager resides on a network computer running Microsoft®
Windows® 2000, Windows 2003, or Windows XP. ShareScan OP does not require any special server
hardware. The Services Manager handles requests from the client, returns user interface forms
and thumbnail images to the client, and creates the master image file according to the selected
options (file type, searchable text, encryption, etc.).
The
connectors, which reside on the same computer as the Services Manager, provide connectivity
to back-end applications. For example, the eCopy Connector for Microsoft Exchange enables users
to scan documents and e-mail them using Microsoft Exchange. The eCopy Connector for Fax via
Lotus Notes enables users to scan documents and fax them using Lotus Notes.
The
Administration console is a Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in that enables
system administrators to configure and administer the Services Managers, connectors, services,
and scanning devices.
Installation overview
To install and configure ShareScan OP, you perform the following tasks:
■ Install a TWAIN driver.
Note:You use a single product key to license a ScanStation for use with a TWAIN-enabled
device or with Send to eCopy. If you are using the ScanStation only with Send to eCopy,
you do not need to install a TWAIN driver.
■ Install the Universal Pointer Device Driver (UPDD), which is also called the touch screen driver,
on the ScanStation. However, you do not need to install this driver if you have an existing
ScanStation on which the driver was pre-loaded.
■ Install the ShareScan OP software (Services Manager, Administration console, connectors, and
client application) on the ScanStation.
■ License and configure the ScanStation device.
■ Configure and activate connector profiles.
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Installing a TWAIN driver
The eCopy ScanStation uses a TWAIN driver to get input from the scanning device. You must
install and configure the driver before licensing the scanning device.
Installing the Konica Minolta TWAIN driver
You can use Konica Minolta’s TWAIN driver Ver. 2 with ScanStations.
To install the driver:
Insert the eCopy ShareScan OP CD (Disk 2) in your drive.
1
2 Open the Konica Minolta folder, then navigate to the location where the driver is stored.
3 Double-click Setup.exe, then follow the installation instructions.
4 When the installation is complete, click Finish.
14 | Quick Start: Installing and setting up eCopy ShareScan OP
Installing the UPDD driver
The Universal Pointing Device Driver (UPDD) is used to configure the touch screen. If you are
using a new ScanStation, you must calibrate the touch screen. If you are using an existing
ScanStation, you probably do not need to calibrate the touch screen.
To install the driver:
Insert the eCopy ShareScan OP CD (Disk 1) in the drive.
1
2 When the Launch window opens, click Drivers.
3 Click Explore Touchscreen Drivers.
4 Run Setup.exe.
5 When the Welcome window opens, click Next.
6 When the License Agreement window opens, read the agreement, then click Accept. The
Select folder window opens.
7 Follow the prompts on subsequent screens, using the following information to specify the
Do not select any controller type other than “DynaPro, SC3, Serial”
DynaPro, SC3, Serial
1
8 When the Ready to install window opens, click Next to finish the installation.
9 When the installation is complete, click Finish.
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Configuring the touch screen
The UPDD program enables you to configure the touch screen, which includes setting the correct
baud rate and calibrating the screen. The program sets the default baud rate to 19200, which is
required on a new ScanStation.
Important! Older ScanStations use a baud rate of 2400. If you are installing ShareScan OP on an
older ScanStation, do not change the baud rate. You have an older ScanStation if the
model number on the outside of the ScanStation PC is “D530S” or “D510”.
To calibrate the touch screen:
Click Start > Programs > UPDD > Settings. (You can also access the program by selecting
1
Pointer Devices in Control Panel.) The Pointer Device Properties window opens.
2 Select the Calibration tab, then set the number of calibration points to 9. (The default is 5.)
3 Click Calibrate.
4 Follow the calibration instructions on the touch screen.
16 | Quick Start: Installing and setting up eCopy ShareScan OP
Installing eCopy ShareScan OP
Use the eCopy ShareScan OP Setup program to install the following components on a network
computer:
■ Client
■ ShareScan OP Services Manager
■ ShareScan OP Administration console
■ One or more connectors
To install the software:
Insert the eCopy ShareScan OP CD (Disk 1) in the computer’s drive. When the launch window
1
opens, click
2 Select the language for the installation, then click OK.
3 When the wizard’s Welcome window opens, click Next.
If your computer does not meet the minimum requirements, Setup displays a system
requirements message. Read the message, then click
4 When the Welcome window opens again, click Next.
5 In the Components window, click Next.
Install ShareScan OP.
Install to proceed.
6 In the Connectors window, select the connectors you want to install.
Installing connectors is not the same as activating them. You can install all the connectors
suitable to your environment now and activate them when you need to use them. For example,
if you are in a Windows environment, you do not need to install the Lotus Notes Mail and Fax
connectors. (If you want to install a connector later, you must go through the installation
process again.)
Note:You can use Copy only on an eCopy-enabled device with some embedded clients. If you
try to activate a Copy profile on an unsupported device, the system will display an error
message. You can use Fax via Print only on an eCopy ScanStation.
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7 When you have selected the connectors you want to install, click Next.
If you selected a Lotus Notes e-mail or fax connector and the Lotus Notes client is
not installed
on the computer, Setup displays a message, reminding you that you must install the Lotus
Notes client before you can use it, and that you must specify the path to its executable file in
the Path environment variable. Click
Note:When you install the Lotus Notes client, make sure that you select the Only for me
(Single User Install) option.
OK to continue the installation.
If you selected an e-mail or fax connector, the Internet Address Book Support window opens.
ShareScan OP uses Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE 2000) to store manually
entered addresses and fax numbers in a database (see “About configuring MSDE for address
book support” on page 71).
If you do not plan to install the address book database on this computer, select
Next. If you plan to install the address book database, select Ye s, then click Next to check for
No, then click
the required components. After reading the message about the required components, click
8 When the Ready to Install window opens, click Install.
9 When the installation is complete, click Finish.
OK.
18 | Quick Start: Installing and setting up eCopy ShareScan OP
Licensing scanning devices
You license the product from the ShareScan OP Administration console. To do this, you perform
the following tasks:
■ Start eCopy ShareScan OP Administration and select your ShareScan OP Services Manager.
■ License a ScanStation by performing the following tasks:
> Add the product key to the local license database.
> Activate the product key.
■ Set up a supported multifunction product (MFP) device that you plan to use with the
Select ShareScan OP Manager window opens. The first Services Manager in the list is
most often the local computer, the one that you typically want to administer.
2 In the list, select the Services Manager.
If the Services Manager you want is not listed, click
Discover to refresh the list.
If the Services Manager is still not listed, enter the machine name and IP address in the edit
field, for example,
ECOPY1 (10.10.10.10).
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3 Click OK. The Administration console opens.
To license a scanning device:
In the console tree, double-click System Information, then click Licensing.
1
2 Enter the product key using either of the following methods. (If you received your key in
electronic form, you may want to copy and paste it.)
>Click
>Click
New Key and enter the key (manually or by pasting a copied key).
<ENTER PRODUCT KEY> to make the edit box active, enter the key, and then press
E
NTER.
20 | Quick Start: Installing and setting up eCopy ShareScan OP
When you have added the product key, the Product Key Information window opens. You use
the same Send to eCopy key to license TWAIN-enabled devices.
3 Click Activate Now to activate the license through the Internet; the activation process only
takes a couple of minutes. Read the registration message, click
Note:If you cannot activate a license immediately, you have 30 days in which to activate it.
4 As soon as you activate your licenses, generate a license report by clicking Report on the
Licensing pane.
OK, then click Done.
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5 In the console tree, click Devices > <device_name> > Manage > Status, then select the Enable
TWAIN
check box.
To s elec t the driver:
> Click (Browse). The Services Manager prompts you to select the source (the TWAIN
driver).
> Select the Konica Minolta TWAIN driver.
> In the Manage ScanStation OP Client pane, click
6 In the console tree, click Devices. The device is listed in the right pane. (To change the view,
right-click in the right pane, click
View, then select the desired view.)
Save.
22 | Quick Start: Installing and setting up eCopy ShareScan OP
Configuring and activating connector profiles
After licensing a scanning device, you configure profiles for each connector that you want to use,
and then activate them on the device.
When you create a connector profile, you associate it with a button that appears in the ShareScan
OP client application. When a user presses a button, such as the Exchange Example button, the
connector uses the properties and services specified in the connector profile, such as
“exchange_express”, associated with the button.
You can create multiple profiles for each connector, and you can display up to nine buttons in the
client application.
This section describes the basic process of creating and activating a connector profile, using the
eCopy Connector Microsoft Exchange as an example. For detailed information about each
connector and its settings, refer to the Help.
Note:Make sure that Microsoft Outlook is the default mail package. You must configure Microsoft
Outlook 2000 to work with your Exchange server prior to using the ScanStation client. eCopy
also recommends that you configure Microsoft Outlook 2002 and 2003 to work with the
Exchange server. You must install Outlook on the same computer as the eCopy ShareScan OP
Services Manager so that the two applications can share common DLLs.
Before configuring this connector, you should create a generic Microsoft Exchange account for
ShareScan OP to use. The connector uses the ShareScan OP User Account information to log on to
the Exchange server and retrieve the global address list.
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