This manual describes how to print from mobile terminals and how to use the
OKI MFP in various ways.
It also describes
Please read this manual carefully to achieve the maximum performance of the
product in various conditions.
This manual uses as an example Windows 7 for Windows, Mac OS X 10.9 for Mac
OS X and MC573 for the device.
This manual uses MC573 as an example to illustrate buttons and icons on the
operator panel, driver screens, and the method of inputting characters and
operating the device.
Depending on your OS, the actual display of the product may differ from the
descriptions in this manual. In addition, depending on the model you are using,
some functions described in this manual may not be available.
Depending on the device you are using, buttons or the like on the operator panel
and the actual operations may differ from the descriptions in this manual. Please
read the user’s manual for the specic model that comes with your device.
advanced features such as security settings and color adjustment.
About Descriptions
This section describes the marks, symbols, abbreviations and illustrations used
in this manual.
About Marks
This manual uses the following marks.
MarkMeaning
Indicates cautions and restrictions for the correct operation of the
device. Be sure to read them to avoid misoperation.
Indicates useful tips and references on how to use the device. We
recommend you read them.
Indicates reference items. Please read them to learn the detailed
information.
Indicates related items. Please read them to learn the relevant
information.
About Symbols
This section describes the symbols used in this manual and their meanings.
SymbolMeaning
Illustration (button
name)
Indicates button shapes (button names) on the
operator panel of the device.
[ ] Indicates menu names, item names, options, etc.
displayed on the screen of the operator panel.
Indicates menus, windows and dialog box names
displayed on the computer screen.
They can be clearly distinguished in the description
and procedure illustration.
" "Indicates messages and input texts on the displayed screen.
Indicates le names on the computer.
Indicates item titles of link destinations.
< > Indicates keys on the computer keyboard.
> Indicates the transition of device or computer menus.
About Illustrations
The illustrations used in this manual are based on MC573.
The displayed screens on the operator panel used in this manual are based on
the default settings.
Checking the Information of the Machine ....................................................................................21
Printing a Report to Check ......................................................................................................................... 21
Checking the Status on the Operator Panel ...............................................................................................23
Registering a Frequently-used Setting as a Macro ....................................................................................27
Using a Registered Macro ..........................................................................................................................29
Editing a Macro Title ...................................................................................................................................30
Checking the Macro Content ......................................................................................................................30
Deleting a Registered Macro ......................................................................................................................31
Color Settings ............................................................................................................................. 56
Switching Color Modes .............................................................................................................................. 56
Adjusting the Contrast (Contrast) ............................................................................................................... 57
Adjusting Hue for Color Copy .................................................................................................................... 58
Basic Operations of Scan Functions ........................................................................................... 69
Setting to Scan a Document ...................................................................................................................... 69
Displaying a Preview Image ....................................................................................................................... 75
Other Settings to Scan ............................................................................................................................... 76
Items on Transmit and Receipt Journal Report (E-mail/Internet fax/FaxServer) ....................................... 83
Sending Scanned Data as an E-mail Attachment ....................................................................... 85
Specifying a Destination from Address Book or Group List ....................................................................... 85
Specifying a Destination Using One-touch Button ..................................................................................... 86
Specifying a Destination from Transmission History .................................................................................. 87
Specifying a Destination Searching LDAP Server ..................................................................................... 87
Setting the Sender's Address ..................................................................................................................... 88
Setting the Reply Address ......................................................................................................................... 88
Registering an E-mail Template ................................................................................................................. 89
Using an E-Mail Template .......................................................................................................................... 89
Saving Transmission Data ......................................................................................................................... 90
Checking Results of Scan To E-mail .......................................................................................................... 90
Saving Scanned Data to a Computer ......................................................................................... 91
Changing the Machine Settings ................................................................................................................. 91
Using ActKey ............................................................................................................................................ 93
Using WSD Scan ....................................................................................................................................... 97
Using Image Capture (Mac OS X) ............................................................................................................. 99
Using a Scanner Supported Application .................................................................................................. 100
Adding Destination for Scan To Computer ............................................................................................... 102
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Deleting Destination for Scan To Computer ............................................................................................. 103
Saving Scanned Data to USB Memory ......................................................................................104
Saving Scanned Data in a Shared Folder .................................................................................105
Changing a Destination (Profile) from the Operator Panel .......................................................................105
Deleting a Destination (Profile) from the Operator Panel ......................................................................... 106
Tables of Profile Setting Items ..................................................................................................................106
Descriptions of Screens for Scan ..............................................................................................109
Scan To Computer Screen .......................................................................................................................109
Scan To USB Memory Screen .................................................................................................................. 110
Printing on Various Types of Paper ........................................................................................... 11 4
Printing on Envelopes ............................................................................................................................... 114
Printing on Labels ..................................................................................................................................... 117
Printing on Long Paper ............................................................................................................................. 118
Printing on Custom Size Paper ................................................................................................................120
Printing with Various Settings from a Computer ........................................................................122
Printing Manually One by One .................................................................................................................122
Enlarging or Reducing to Fit the Specified Paper Size .............................................................................124
Printing Only the Cover from a Different Tray ...........................................................................................125
Making a Booklet ...................................................................................................................................... 126
Dividing a Document to Print on Some Sheets for Making a Poster ........................................................ 127
Adding Semi-transparent Text (Watermarks) ............................................................................................127
Overlaying Forms or Logos (Overlay) ...................................................................................................... 128
Outputting a Document to a File Instead of Printing on Paper ................................................................. 130
Storing Frequently-printed Documents in the Printer ................................................................................ 130
Combining Multiple Pages onto One Sheet of Paper ...............................................................................135
Adjusting Color on the Computer ...............................................................................................137
Printing Color Data in Grayscale ............................................................................................................. 137
Using Color Matching on Printer Driver .................................................................................................... 138
Simulating Printing Results for Ink ............................................................................................................139
Color Separation .......................................................................................................................................140
Correcting Color Registration Error Manually ...........................................................................................141
Correcting Density Manually .....................................................................................................................143
Adjusting Color Balance (Density) ............................................................................................................144
Adjusting Color with Software ................................................................................................................... 145
For a Better Finish .....................................................................................................................146
Printing with a Specified Resolution ......................................................................................................... 147
Emphasizing Fine Lines ........................................................................................................................... 148
Specifying the Font to Use ....................................................................................................................... 149
Changing Black Finish ............................................................................................................................. 150
Eliminating White Gap Between Text and Background (Overprinting Black) ........................................... 151
Basic Operations of Fax Functions ........................................................................................... 166
About the Dial Function ............................................................................................................................ 166
Specifying a Destination from Phone Book .............................................................................................. 167
Specifying a Destination Using One-touch Button ................................................................................... 167
Specifying a Destination from Transmission History and Reception History ............................................ 168
Deleting a Specified Destination .............................................................................................................. 168
Displaying a Preview Image ..................................................................................................................... 169
Receiving a Fax ....................................................................................................................................... 170
Paper Size Priority ................................................................................................................................... 170
Checking the Communication Status/Transmission and Reception History ............................................ 171
Items on Transmit and Receipt Journal Report ........................................................................................ 172
Sending a Fax via the Internet .................................................................................................. 174
About the Internet Fax Function ............................................................................................................... 174
Receiving an Internet Fax ........................................................................................................................ 175
Entering a Destination E-mail Address .................................................................................................... 175
Specifying a Destination from Address Book/Group List ......................................................................... 176
Selecting a Destination Using One Touch Buttons .................................................................................. 177
Selecting a Destination from Transmission History .................................................................................. 178
Searching for a Destination in the LDAP Server ...................................................................................... 179
Checking, Deleting or Changing a Specified Destination ......................................................................... 180
Setting Scanning for Transmission .......................................................................................................... 182
Checking the Transmission History .......................................................................................................... 188
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Receiving Results of Internet Fax .............................................................................................................189
Setting Scanning for Transmission ............................................................................................190
Scanning a Duplex Document (Duplex Scan) ..........................................................................................190
Specifying a Scan Resolution (Resolution) ............................................................................................... 191
Sending a Fax to Multiple Destinations at the Same Time .......................................................................192
Specifying a Scan Size (Scan Size) .........................................................................................................193
Adjusting the Density (Density) ................................................................................................................194
Scanning a Document with a Colored Background Clearly (Background Removal) ................................195
Erasing Edge Shadows When Sending (Edge Erase) .............................................................................196
Disclosing a Sender Name (Originator) to the Recipient ..........................................................................197
Changing the Sender Name That is Printed on Faxes .............................................................................198
Registering the Sender Name (Originator) ...............................................................................................199
Changing the Standard Originator Name ................................................................................................. 200
Adding a Prefix (Prefix) .............................................................................................................................201
Setting the Number of Redial Attempts and Redial Intervals ...................................................................202
Settings for Transmission ..........................................................................................................203
Scanning Multiple Documents Continuously on the Document Glass (Continuous Scan (Glass)) ..........203
Scanning Multiple Documents Continuously with the ADF (Continuous Scan (ADF)) .............................204
Sending at a Specified Date and Time (Delayed Tx) ................................................................................205
Sending While a Document is being Scanned (Memory Transmission/Real time Transmission) ............206
Sending a Fax after Calling (Manual Transmission) .................................................................................207
Setting the T/F Timer ................................................................................................................................ 217
Setting TAD Mode ....................................................................................................................................218
Sending a Fax from a Computer ............................................................................................... 233
Sending a PC Fax .................................................................................................................................... 233
Sending a Fax from a Computer with a Cover Sheet .............................................................................. 234
Sending a PC Fax to Multiple Destinations at the Same Time ................................................................ 235
Cancelling a PC Fax Transmission .......................................................................................................... 236
Managing the PC Fax Phone Book .......................................................................................................... 237
Sending Data to the Fax Server ............................................................................................... 242
Basic Procedure for Scan to Fax Server .................................................................................................. 242
Enabling the Scan to Fax Server Function .............................................................................................. 243
Editing a Destination E-mail Address ....................................................................................................... 244
Editing E-mail Body Text .......................................................................................................................... 244
Checking Results of Scan To Fax Server ................................................................................................. 245
Descriptions of Screens for Fax ................................................................................................ 246
Internet Fax Screen ................................................................................................................................. 246
Replacing Maintenance Parts ...................................................................................................251
Replacing the Belt Unit ............................................................................................................................ 251
Replacing the Fuser Unit ......................................................................................................................... 255
Cleaning Each Part of the Machine .......................................................................................... 258
Cleaning the Surface of the Machine ....................................................................................................... 258
Cleaning the Document Feed Rollers ...................................................................................................... 259
Cleaning the Paper Feed Rollers (Tray 1/Tray 2/Tray 3) ......................................................................... 260
Cleaning the Paper Feed Rollers (MP Tray) ............................................................................................ 261
Unable to Send or Received a Fax ........................................................................................................... 285
Other Problems (Fax) ............................................................................................................................... 286
Black or White Dots Appear ..................................................................................................................... 297
Dirt is Printed ........................................................................................................................................... 297
The Entire Page is Printed Black ............................................................................................................. 298
Nothing is Printed ..................................................................................................................................... 298
White Patches Appear ............................................................................................................................. 299
The Entire Page is Dirty ........................................................................................................................... 299
The Peripheral Area of the Page is Dirty ................................................................................................. 300
The Printed Image is Skewed .................................................................................................................. 300
Color of the printed image is not what you expect ................................................................................... 301
Solid printing of CMY 100% is too light .................................................................................................... 301
Problems about Software ......................................................................................................... 302
Problems on Configuration Tool ............................................................................................................... 302
Problems on a Web Browser ................................................................................................................... 303
Printer Problems on a Windows PC ......................................................................................................... 304
Problems on the Machine or Paper .......................................................................................... 305
Problems on the Machine ........................................................................................................................ 305
Problems on Document and Paper .......................................................................................................... 308
If a Power Failure Occurs ........................................................................................................................ 310
Before Relinquishing Your Device ............................................................................................................ 311
FaxServer Function .................................................................................................................................. 329
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Internet Fax Setup .................................................................................................................................... 330
Network Menu ..........................................................................................................................................338
Configure Home Screen ...........................................................................................................................341
Manage Unit .............................................................................................................................................342
User Install ................................................................................................................................................344
Log in to This Machine ............................................................................................................................. 354
Printing from a Computer ......................................................................................................................... 355
Sending a Fax from a Computer (Windows) ............................................................................................357
Registering IC Card Information ...............................................................................................................359
Setting a Number of Points to Each Account ...........................................................................................362
Creating a Shared Account ......................................................................................................................363
Setting Paper Size Points/Toner Points ....................................................................................................365
Printing When Account Management is Enabled .....................................................................................367
Precautions when Operating ....................................................................................................................368
Moving/Transporting This Machine ............................................................................................369
Moving This Machine ................................................................................................................................ 369
Transporting This Machine .......................................................................................................................370
List of Utility Software ............................................................................................................... 399
Windows Utilities ...................................................................................................................................... 399
Mac OS X Utilities .................................................................................................................................... 400
For Windows ............................................................................................................................................ 401
For Mac OS X .......................................................................................................................................... 404
Web Page of This Machine ....................................................................................................... 405
Open the Web Page of This Machine ...................................................................................................... 406
Log In as the Administrator ...................................................................................................................... 406
Changing the Administrator Password (Web Page) ................................................................................. 408
Checking or Changing the Settings of This Machine ............................................................................... 409
Encrypting Communication with SSL/TLS ............................................................................................... 410
Using IPP ................................................................................................................................................. 412
Encrypting Communication with IPSec .................................................................................................... 413
Limiting by Using an IP Address (IP Filtering) ......................................................................................... 416
Limiting by Using a MAC Address (MAC Address Filtering) .................................................................... 416
Using SNMPv3 ......................................................................................................................................... 418
Using IEEE802.1X (Wired LAN) .............................................................................................................. 418
About Items That Can be Set or Checked ................................................................................................ 446
Color Correct Utility ....................................................................................................................452
Changing Palette Color ............................................................................................................................452
Changing Gamma Value or Hue ...............................................................................................................454
Printing in Adjusted Color Settings ...........................................................................................................455
Saving Color Correction Settings .............................................................................................................456
Importing Color Correction Settings .........................................................................................................456
Deleting Color Correction Settings ...........................................................................................................457
Color Swatch Utility ....................................................................................................................458
Printing Color Swatch ...............................................................................................................................458
Customizing the Color Swatch .................................................................................................................459
Printing a File With the Color You Want ...................................................................................................459
Displaying the Alert Info ............................................................................................................................468
Setting the Network ..................................................................................................................................472
Checking the Settings of the Machine ..................................................................................................... 509
Set Options Automatically ........................................................................................................................ 510
Uninstall the Utility ................................................................................................................................... 510
Network Scanner Setup Tool (Mac OS X) ................................................................................. 511
Network Card Setup (Mac OS X) .............................................................................................. 512
Setting the IP Address ............................................................................................................................. 512
Configuring Web Settings ........................................................................................................................ 513
For Windows ............................................................................................................................................ 514
For Mac OS X .......................................................................................................................................... 516
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1
Basic Operations
How to Customize the Touch Panel
Adjusting Brightness of the Touch Panel
Adjusting the Touch Position of the Touch Panel
Setting Output Destination
Adjusting Volume
Simultaneous Operation (Multitasking)
Checking the Information of the Machine
Easy Setup
Configuring One Touch Button
JOB MACRO
This section describes basic operations of this machine.
1. Basic Operations
How to Customize the Touch Panel
You can customize home icons and shortcut buttons on the home screen and the top screen
of each function to fit your needs.
• Setting a Home Icon on the Home Screen
• Functions That Can be Set to a Home Icon on the Home Screen
• Setting a Shortcut Button of Each Function
Setting a Home Icon on the Home Screen
You can register 16 icons.
Press [Device Settings] on the touch panel.
1
Press or several times and press [Admin Setup].
2
Enter the administrator name and password and press [OK].
3
The factory default administrator name and password are "admin" and "999999"
respectively.
Press and press [Configure Home Screen].
4
Press the button whose setting you want to change.
5
The shortcut button setting screen is displayed.
Operate the touch panel according to the changes you want to make.
6
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ItemDescription
1Layout preview areaDisplays the locations of the shortcut buttons.
2Add functionInserts a function into the layout preview area.
3Add blankInserts an empty button into the layout preview area.
1. Basic Operations
ItemDescription
4MoveMoves the selected button to a specified location.
5DeleteDeletes the function that is registered to the selected button.
Press [OK].
7
Functions That Can be Set to a Home Icon on the Home Screen
You can register the following functions.
· Copy*
· Fax/Internet Fax*
· Fax
· Internet Fax
· Scan*
· Scan To E-mail
· Scan To Shared Folder
· Scan To USB Memory
· Scan To Computer
· Remote Scan TWAIN
· Remote Scan WSD
· Remote Scan AirPrint
· Print*
· Shared Print
· Private Print
· Print From USB Memory
· Job Macro
· Google Cloud Print
· Troubleshoot*
· Received Documents
· Tx/Rx Journal
* indicates the factory default setting.
Some functions may not be displayed depending on the settings.
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Setting a Shortcut Button of Each Function
The number of shortcut buttons that can be set varies depending on the function.
Press [Device Settings] on the touch panel.
1
Press or several times and press [Admin Setup].
2
Enter the administrator name and password and press [OK].
3
The factory default administrator name and password are "admin" and "999999"
respectively.
Internet Fax SendingPress [Internet Fax Setup] > [Configure Shortcuts].
Scanning to Fax ServerPress [FaxServer Function] > [Configure Shortcuts].
Display on the touch panel and operation procedures
Shortcuts].
1. Basic Operations
Press the button whose setting you want to change.
5
Select a function to register.
6
Each shortcut button registered cannot be deleted. It can be replaced by a different shortcut button.
Press [OK].
7
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Adjusting Brightness of the Touch Panel
To change the brightness of the touch panel on the operator panel, perform the procedure
below.
You can adjust the brightness of screen during operation and in the Power Save mode
respectively.
Press [Device Settings] on the touch panel.
1
Press or several times, and press [Admin Setup].
2
Enter the administrator name and password and press [OK].
3
The factory default administrator name and password are "admin" and "999999"
respectively.
Press or several times, and press [Manage Unit].
4
Press [System Setup].
5
Press or several times, and press [Panel Brightness During Operating]
6
or [Panel Brightness While Power Save].
1. Basic Operations
Enter value and press [OK].
7
Available values are 1 to 7 when [Panel Brightness During Operating] is set and 0 to 7
when [Panel Brightness While Power Save] is set. The bigger the number is, the
brighter the screen gets.
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1. Basic Operations
Adjusting the Touch Position of the Touch Panel
If the response of the touched position is slightly shifted or the response is slow, the detection
of the position may not be working correctly.
Follow the procedure below to adjust the touch panel.
Press [Device Settings] on the touch panel.
1
Press or several times, and then press [Admin Setup].
2
Input the admin name and password, and press [OK].
3
The default admin name is "admin" and the default admin password is "999999".
Press or several times, and then press [Manage Unit].
4
Press [System Setup].
5
Press or several times, and then press [Panel Calibration].
6
Press "Yes" in the "Would you like to execute?" screen.
7
Touch the cross marks displayed in the "Touchscreen Calibration Utility/Touch
8
crosshair to calibrate" screen in order. (5 positions in total)
The touch panel is adjusted.
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1. Basic Operations
Setting Output Destination
The machine outputs paper to the output tray or rear output tray.
Do not open or close the output trays during printing. Paper jams may result.
• Output Tray
• Rear Output Tray
Output Tray
Use this output tray when printing on plain paper. Paper is output with the printed side down.
It is not available for envelopes, labels, or long paper.
Check that the rear output tray on the rear side of the machine is closed. If the rear output
tray is open, paper is always output to the rear output tray.
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Open the paper support so that outputs do not slip down from the output tray.
1. Basic Operations
Rear Output Tray
Use the rear output tray when printing on envelopes, labels, or long paper.
Paper is output with the printed side up. Plain paper is also available for this output tray.
Open the rear output tray (F) on the rear side of the machine.
1
Unfold the paper support.
2
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Draw the sub support.
3
1. Basic Operations
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1. Basic Operations
Adjusting Volume
The volume of the sounds which are emitted in the following conditions can be adjusted in
four levels.
• When a button or key on the operator panel is pressed
• When copying is complete
• Fax communication is complete
• When a paper jam occurs
• AirPrint Buzzer Volume
Press [Device Settings] on the touch panel.
1
Press or several times and press [Admin Setup].
2
Enter the administrator name and password and press [OK].
3
The factory default administrator name and password are "admin" and "999999"
respectively.
Press or several times and press [Manage Unit].
4
Press [Sound Control].
5
Press an item you want to adjust.
6
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Select a volume level.
7
1. Basic Operations
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Simultaneous Operation (Multitasking)
This machine can operate several functions simultaneously. For details, refer to the following
table.
• You cannot use the operator panel while the machine reads documents.
• During the simultaneous operation, each operation performance may be deteriorated.
• Depending on the machine condition, such as memory full, simultaneous operation may not be accepted.
: Available: Not available
First taskSecond task
CopyFax
transmission
Copy*
Fax transmission*
Fax reception*
Scan To Shared
Folder
Scan To E-Mail
Scan To USB
Memory
Printing from a
computer
2
1
2
2
*
1
*
Fax receptionScan To
Shared Folder/
Scan To Email/Scan To
USB Memory
2
*
2
*
Printing from a
computer
2
*
2
*
2
*
1. Basic Operations
*1 If the first task is sending, the second task is suspended until the first task is completes.
*2 When the first task completes, the second task starts to be printed.
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1. Basic Operations
Checking the Information of the Machine
Print the machine information and check the status. Press the (STATUS) button on the
operator panel to check the information such as remaining level of consumables.
• Printing a Report to Check
• Checking the Status on the Operator Panel
Printing a Report to Check
You can print and check the configuration or the job logs of this machine.
Press [Device Settings] on the touch panel.
1
Press [Reports].
2
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Select the category of a report to print.
3
Select a report to print.
4
If the administrator login screen is displayed,enter administrator name and password.
The factory default administrator name and password are "admin" and "999999"
respectively.
Press [Yes] on a confirmation screen.
5
If [Admin Setup] > [Manage Unit] > [System Setup] > [Allow All Reports To Print] on the touch panel is set to
[Disable], log in as the administrator to print the following reports.
• Scan To Log
• Speed Dial List
• Group List
• Fax Log
• Address Book
ItemDescription
ConfigurationPrints detailed settings of this machine.
SystemFile ListPrints a list of job files.
Demo PagePrints a demo page.
Error LogPrints an error log.
Scan To LogPrints the results of the jobs of Scan To E-
mail, Scan To Shared Folder, or Scan To
USB Memory.
Usage ReportCopiesPrints the total of the job logs. Specifies
the number of pages to print on the
[Copies] screen.
Network InformationPrints general information on the network.
Supplies ReportPrints the information about consumables.
User Counter ReportPrints the user counter report.
Account Counter ReportPrints the account counter report.
Job LogPrints the Job Log.
FaxSpeed Dial ListPrints the list of the fax numbers
registered for speed dials.
Group ListPrints the list of the fax numbers
registered in groups.
Fax Tx LogPrints the lis t of the transmission results of
the latest 100 fax jobs.
Fax Rx LogPrints the list of the reception results of the
latest 100 fax jobs.
Fax Tx/Rx LogPrints the list of the transmission and
reception results of the latest 100 fax jobs.
Daily Tx/Rx Log ReportPrints Tx/Rx report for communications
within 24 hours.
Fcode Box ListPrints the list of Fcode boxes.
Block Junk FaxPrints the address list for Block Junk Fax.
1. Basic Operations
ItemDescription
E-mail/Internet Fax Journal ReportPrints the transmission and reception
results of the latest 50 items of Scan To Email, Internet Fax, printing e-mail
attachment files, and Scan to Fax server.
Address BookPrints the registered address list.
PrintPCL Font ListPrints a list of PCL font samples.
PSE Font ListPrints a list of PSE font samples.
PPR Font ListPrints a list of IBMPPR font samples.
FX Font ListPrints a list of EPSON FX font samples.
Color Tuning PatternPrints a color tuning pattern.
Color Profile ListPrints a color profile list.
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Checking the Status on the Operator Panel
You can check the residual life of consumables, the counter information, and the job list from
the (STATUS) button.
Press the (STATUS) button.
1
Press [Device Information].
2
Select an item to check.
3
Check the content, and then press [Back].
4
1. Basic Operations
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1. Basic Operations
Easy Setup
In [Easy Setup], you can change the settings of date/time, fax, network, e-mail function by
using [Device Settings] on the touch panel.
Press [Device Settings] on the touch panel.
1
Press [Easy Setup].
2
Enter the administrator name and password and press [OK].
3
The factory default administrator name and password are "admin" and "999999"
respectively.
Follow the on screen instructions.
4
• Date/Time Setting
ItemDescription
Time ZoneSets the GMT time zone.
Daylight SavingSets daylight saving to ON or OFF.
ServerSNTP Server (Primary)Sets the SNTP server to use for setting the current date
SNTP Server (Secondary)
ManualDateSets the current date and time manually.
Time
and time. You can enter up to 64 characters.
• Admin Password
ItemDescription
New Password
Enter Password (Verify)
Changes the administrator password. 6 to 12 characters
can be used.
•Fax Setting
ItemDescription
Fax NumberSets the fax number of this machine. You can enter up to
Sender IDSets the sender's information. You can enter up to
20 digits.
22 characters.
• Network Setting
• Language Setting
ItemDescription
Language SettingSets the language that is displayed on the operator
panel.
ItemDescription
Enabling Default Gateway (If wireless LAN module fitted) Sets which default gateway to be enabled between wired
LAN or wireless LAN.
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1. Basic Operations
ItemDescription
Wireless
Setting (If
wireless LAN
module fitted)
Obtaining IP addressSets to obtain the IP address automatically or manually.
IP AddressSets the IP address. You can enter up to 15 characters.
Subnet MaskSets the subnet mask. You can enter up to
Default GatewaySets the gateway address. You can enter up to
DNS Server (Primary)Sets the IP address for a Primary DNS server. You can
DNS Server (Secondary)Sets the IP address for a Secondary DNS server. You
WINS Server (Primary)Sets the IP address for the WINS server. You can enter
WINS Server (Secondary)Sets the IP address for the WINS server. You can enter
WPS WPS-PBCWPS-PBC is executed.
WPS-PINWPS-PIN is executed.
SearchA list of access point name found
in the search
Manual SetupSSIDEnter an SSID.
SecuritySelects the security of the wireless LAN function.
WEP KeyEnter WEP Key.
WPA
Encryption
Type
WPA Preshared Key
ReconnectWireless reconnection is executed.
Displays a list of wireless LAN access points' names that
are found in a search.
"WPA-EAP" and "WPA2-EAP" can be set only in Web.
Displays if [WEP] is selected for [Security].
Select a WPA/WPA2-PSK or WPA2-PSK encryption
type.
Displays if [WPA/WPA2-PSK] or [WPA2-PSK] is selected
for [Security].
Enter the Pre-shared Key.
Displays if [WPA/WPA2-PSK] or [WPA2-PSK] is selected
for [Security].
15 characters.
15 characters.
enter up to 15 characters.
can enter up to 15 characters.
up to 15 characters.
up to 15 characters.
ItemDescription
Authentication MethodSets the authentication method.
SMTP User IDSets the login ID to the server used for SMTP
authentication. You can enter up to 64 characters.
SMTP PasswordSets the password to the server used for SMTP
authentication. You can enter up to 64 characters.
POP3 ServerSets the IP address or host name for the POP3 server.
You can enter up to 64 characters.
POP User IDSets the login ID to the server used for POP
authentication. You can enter up to 64 characters.
POP PasswordSets the password to the server used for POP
authentication. You can enter up to 16 characters.
TestSends a test mail to the Mail Server.
You can check if communication between your machine
and the mail server works normally.
•Test Print
ItemDescription
Test PrintPerforming test printing allows you to check if the
consumables and paper are properly set.
• E-mail Setting
ItemDescription
Mail Server AddressSets the IP address or host name for the SMTP server.
You can enter up to 64 characters.
SMTP PortSets the SMTP port number.
SMTP EncryptionSets the encryption SSL/TLS of communication to the
SMTP server.
Set Sender's Address (From)Sets an e-mail address for this machine.
Receive SettingSets the protocol to be used for receiving e-mails.
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Configuring One Touch Button
You can set frequently used destinations stored in the machine such as the address book to
the one-touch buttons. For each function, up to 40 destinations can be set to the one-touch
buttons.
Press [Device Settings] on the touch panel.
1
Press [Configure One Touch Button].
2
Select a function that you want to set for the one-touch buttons.
3
• Fax: A fax number can be set to a one-touch button.
• Internet Fax: An E-mail address can be set to a one-touch button.
• Scan To E-mail: An E-mail address can be set to a one-touch button.
• Scan To Shared Folder: A profile can be set to a one-touch button.
Select a button to which you want to set a destination from [01:] to [40:].
4
Press [Replace].
5
A list of destinations that can be registered is displayed.
1. Basic Operations
• If you press [Replace], a destination can be registered or other destination can be replaced by a new one.
• If you press [Delete], a destination will be deleted from the one-touch button.
Select a destination.
6
Press [OK] when the setting is finished.
7
Press [Back] until the home screen is displayed.
8
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1. Basic Operations
JOB MACRO
You can register macros for frequently used function settings for copying, scanning, faxing,
Internet faxing, and printing in the machine and create shortcuts. This "Job Macro" allows
you to perform operations more simply and quickly.
You can create a macro for settings on the following functions.
Copying
Printing from USB Memory
Scanning to e-mail
Scanning to Shared Folder
Scanning to USB Memory
Fax Sending
Internet Fax Sending
Scanning to Fax Server
If the user authentication is enabled, log in to the machine before creating a macro.
You can register up to 16 macros.
Registering a Frequently-used Setting as a Macro
You can create a macro for a frequently-used setting.
Press [Copy] on the touch panel.
1
Change a setting value to register.
2
• Registering a Frequently-used Setting as a Macro
• Using a Registered Macro
• Editing a Macro Title
• Checking the Macro Content
• Deleting a Registered Macro
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1. Basic Operations
Press [Job Macro] on the touch panel.
3
The Job Macro list screen also appears if [Register to Job Macro] is pressed in the following operation procedure.
In this case, proceed to step 5.
FunctionDisplay on the touch panel and operation procedures
Copy[Basic] tab > [Register to Job Macro]
Scan To E-mail[Basic] tab > [Register to Job Macro]
Scan To USB Memory[Scan To USB Memory] tab > [Register to Job Macro]
Scan To Shared Folder[Basic] tab > [Register to Job Macro]
Print from USB Memory[Register to Job Macro]
Fax Sending[Basic] tab > [Register to Job Macro]
Internet Fax Sending[Basic] tab > [Register to Job Macro]
Scanning to Fax Server[Basic] tab > [Register to Job Macro]
Press [Register] in the Job Macro list screen.
4
Check the setting, and then press [Yes].
5
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Enter a new macro name.
6
Entering Characters (User's Manual)
Press [OK].
7
A confirmation screen is displayed.
1. Basic Operations
Using a Registered Macro
You can use a macro by reading out it.
Press [Job Macro] on the touch panel.
1
Select a macro to use, and then press [Apply].
2
If the access control is enabled on the functions you want to use, a message is
displayed to inform you that you are not permitted to use them, and the screen returns
to the JOB MACRO menu.
Perform a job.
3
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Editing a Macro TitleChecking the Macro Content
1. Basic Operations
You can edit a macro title.
Press [Job Macro].
1
Press [Edit].
2
Select a macro, and then press [Title Edit].
3
Enter a new title.
4
Entering Characters (User's Manual)
Press [OK].
5
Press [Job Macro].
1
Select a macro, and then press [Description].
2
Check the content, and then press [Back].
3
If you press [Apply] instead of [Back], the macro is applied.
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