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Management Guide

Preface

There are two types of ScanRouter V2, ScanRouter V2 Professional and ScanRouter V2 Lite.
The guide explains how to use ScanRouter V2. For information about setting up ScanRouter V2, see the ScanRouter V2 Setup Guide. For information about using ScanRouter V2, see ScanRouter V2 Ad­ministration Utility Help.
Network devices used in the illustrations of this guide are examples. They may differ from actual net­work devices.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.Overview of ScanRouter V2 Lite
ScanRouter V2 Lite Delivery System....................................................... 1
Delivery System Layout ................................................................................ 1
Features of the Delivery System ................................................................... 2
2.Overview of ScanRouter V2 Professional
ScanRouter V2 Professional Delivery System........................................ 5
Delivery System Layout ................................................................................ 5
Features of the Delivery System ................................................................... 8
3.Using the Delivery System
Network Administrator Duties................................................................ 17
Before You Start.......................................................................................... 17
Launching/Quitting the Delivery Server....................................................... 19
Daily Operations.......................................................................................... 20
Other Operations......................................................................................... 21
4.Using ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility
ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility.................................................... 25
ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility Features ........................................... 25
Launching ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility......................................... 25
Using Help................................................................................................... 26
Screen Layout ............................................................................................. 27
Suspending and Resuming Service ...................................................... 28
Server Settings ........................................................................................ 29
Select Server............................................................................................... 29
Set Administrator......................................................................................... 29
Set Preferences .......................................................................................... 29
Set I/O Device ............................................................................................. 30
Set Delivery Feature Defaults ..................................................................... 31
Set Delivery Types (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)...................... 32
Delivery Table Settings........................................................................... 33
Destinations ................................................................................................ 33
Senders....................................................................................................... 35
Administering TSI Codes (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional) ............ 37
Administering Mail Address Book (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Undelivered Data Tray ................................................................................ 38
... 38
Log Administration................................................................................. 40
Scan Delivery Log Administration ............................................................... 40
Fax Delivery Log Administration (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)... 41 Document Delivery Log Administration (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Error Log Administration ............................................................................. 42
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Maintenance............................................................................................. 44
Backing Up and Restoring .......................................................................... 44
System Recovery ........................................................................................ 44
Returning to Installation Defaults ................................................................ 44
5.Appendix
ScanRouter V2 Functions....................................................................... 45
File Formats Used with ScanRouter V2................................................. 46
Troubleshooting ...................................................................................... 47
Error Log .................................................................................................. 49
Uninstalling ScanRouter V2 ................................................................... 51
Dial-up Connection.................................................................................. 52
Using Dial-up Router with ScanRouter V2 .................................................. 52
Using a Dial-up Network Computer............................................................. 52
INDEX........................................................................................................ 53
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1. Overview of ScanRouter V2 Lite

ScanRouter V2 Lite Delivery System

ScanRouter V2 Lite allows you to save scanned documents in remote folders or to deliver documents to multiple destinations.

Delivery System Layout

The diagram below shows the layout of the ScanRouter V2 Lite delivery system. Scanned documents are delivered to the destination with the selected delivery method.
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1. Network Device
Select a destination, and then scan.
2. Delivery Server
The server works with other devices on the network to ensure document deliv­ery. The system administrator uses the delivery table to configure delivery set­tings for each user.
Available delivery methods:
•In-Tray save
• Save as Windows file
Reference
P.2 “Available delivery methods”
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3. In-Tray
The ScanRouter V2 Administration Utili­ty configures an in-tray for each user. When [In-Tray save] is selected, docu­ments are saved in the in-tray.
4. Client Computer
Install DeskTopBinder V2 and/or Scan­Router V2 Link on the client computers.
• DeskTopBinder V2 can read, copy and/or delete documents in the in­tray.
• ScanRouter V2 Link can automatically retrieve documents or notify users that new documents have arrived.
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Overview of ScanRouter V2 Lite
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5. Shared Folder on the File Server
When [Save as Windows file] is selected, you can send and save documents to a shared folder of the file server.
Note
For information about available net-
work devices, see the ScanRouter V2 Readme or Compatible Device List.
Scanned documents are delivered to
the delivery server over the network.
The scanner can display the pre-set
destinations on the operation panel, but this requires appropriate opera­tion on the scanner.
Undeliverable documents are saved
in the undelivered data tray.
Do not use ScanRouter V2 Link or
ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility installed on a client computer con­nected to WAN, as this may result in system timeouts and incomplete de­livery.
Be sure to correctly configure any
computers that use dial-up access.
Reference
P.52 Dial-up Connection

Features of the Delivery System

ScanRouter V2 Lite has the following functions to ensure that the right docu­ment reaches the right person efficiently.
Deliverable documents
The following type of document is deliverable:
Scanned documents
Available delivery methods
The following delivery methods are available for each user.
In-Tray save
Save as Windows file
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ScanRouter V2 Lite Delivery System
❖❖❖❖ In-Tray save
Documents can be saved in the in-tray on the delivery server. The in-tray properties are set for individual users.
You can read documents saved in the in-tray by DeskTopBinder V2.
ScanRouter V2 Link can retrieve documents from the in-tray.
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1. The scanner sends scanned docu-
ments to the delivery server.
2. The delivery server saves scanned
documents in the in-tray.
3. A client computer installed with
ScanRouter V2 Link can retrieve documents or notify users of docu­ment arrival. Retrieved documents are deleted from the in-tray.
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4. A client computer installed with
DeskTopBinder V2 can read docu­ments saved in the in-tray.
Reference
P.33 Delivery Table Settings
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Overview of ScanRouter V2 Lite
❖❖❖❖ Save as Windows file
You can save documents in the shared folder of a client computer.
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1. The scanner sends scanned docu-
ments to the delivery server.
3. You can use documents on a client
computer on the network.
2. The delivery server saves the doc-
ument in a shared folder on the se­lected target computer.
Note
Before setting up ScanRouter V2 Lite, create a shared folder in the client
computer.
You can also save documents to the delivery server Windows folder in this
way.
Reference
P.33 Delivery Table Settings
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2. Overview of ScanRouter V2 Professional

ScanRouter V2 Professional Delivery System

A delivery system using ScanRouter V2 Professional allows you to deliver doc­ument data that is scanned or received by fax to multiple destinations, by send­ing it by e-mail or to specified folders on client computers. You can also save the data received in an in-tray in the delivery server.

Delivery System Layout

Overview of the delivery system
A delivery system using ScanRouter V2 Professional sorts scanned documents, documents received by fax, and DeskTopBinder V2 documents in the delivery server. Then the documents are delivered to specified destinations with speci­fied delivery methods. When using Web Document Viewer, documents deliv­ered in an in-tray can be redelivered to another destination.
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3
1. Scanner
2. Facsimile
3. Client computers
DeskTopBinder V2 and/or Web browser (when Web Document Viewer is in­stalled in the delivery server)
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4. Delivery Server
5. E-mail
6. In-Tray
7. Folder in the Client Computer
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Overview of ScanRouter V2 Professional
Delivery system layout
A delivery system using ScanRouter V2 Professional is to be composed of the following devices.
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1. Network Device
Document data scanned from a scanner or received by a fax are sent to the deliv­ery server.
2. In-Tray
The ScanRouter V2 Administration Utili­ty configures an in-tray for each user. When [In-Tray save] is selected, docu­ments are saved in the in-tray.
3. Delivery Server
The server works with other devices on the network to ensure document deliv­ery. The system administrator uses the delivery table to configure delivery set­tings for each user.
Available delivery methods:
In-Tray save
Save as Windows file
Delivery by E-mail (Send by SMTP
mail or Send by MAPI mail)
Reference
P.8 Available delivery methods
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4. Web Server
Installing Web Document Viewer on the delivery server makes it also work as a web server. By collaborating with the de­livery server, the web server allows cli­ents to view documents saved in the delivery server, using a web browser in­stalled on their computers.
5. Client Computer
When Send by E-mail is selected as a de­livery type, documents are delivered to client computers by e-mail. If Web Docu­ment Viewer is installed on the delivery server, viewing documents in the deliv­ery server is possible by using a web browser on client computers.
The following operations are available when DeskTopBinder V2 and ScanRouter V2 Link are installed on client computers.
With DeskTopBinder V2, clients can check, copy, or delete documents in in­trays. They can also forward documents in My Cabinets of DeskTopBinder V2 or documents in in-trays to specified desti­nations by using the delivery server.
ScanRouter V2 Link can automatically retrieve documents or notify users that new documents have arrived.
ScanRouter V2 Professional Delivery System
6. Shared Folder on the File Server
When [Save as Windows file] is selected, you can send and save documents to a shared folder of the file server.
Note
For information about available network devices, see the ScanRouter V2 Re-
adme or Compatible Device List.
It is recommended that ScanRouter V2 Professional and Web Document
Viewer are installed on the same computer.
Scanned documents are delivered to the delivery server over the network.
Documents received by fax will be sent using RS232 or network to the deliv-
ery server. (Methods of sending fax data to the delivery server will differ de­pending on the network device.)
The scanner can display the pre-set destinations on the operation panel, but
this requires appropriate operation on the scanner.
Undelivered documents are saved in the undelivered data tray.
Do not use DeskTopBinder, ScanRouter V2 Link or ScanRouter V2 Adminis-
tration Utility installed on a client computer connected to WAN, as this may result in system timeouts and incomplete delivery.
Be sure to correctly configure any computers that use dial-up access.
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Reference
P.52 Dial-up Connection
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Overview of ScanRouter V2 Professional

Features of the Delivery System

ScanRouter V2 has the following functions to ensure that the right document reaches the right person efficiently.
Deliverable documents
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The following types of document are deliverable:
Scanned documents
Documents received by fax
Documents exported from DeskTopBinder V2
Available delivery methods
The following delivery methods are available for each user.
In-Tray save
Save as Windows file
Send by E-mail (Send by SMTP mail or Send by MAPI mail)
The following delivery type explanations are assumed when delivering scanned documents. However, these also apply to the delivery of documents received by fax and DeskTopBinder V2 documents.
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ScanRouter V2 Professional Delivery System
❖❖❖❖ In-Tray save
Documents can be saved in the in-tray on the delivery server. The in-tray properties are set for individual users.
You can read documents saved in the in-tray by DeskTopBinder V2.
ScanRouter V2 Link can retrieve documents from the in-tray.
When Web Document Viewer is installed on the delivery server, docu-
ments saved in the server can be viewed from client computers with a web browser.
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1. The scanner sends scanned docu-
ments to the delivery server.
2. The delivery server saves scanned
documents in the in-tray.
3. A client computer installed with
ScanRouter V2 Link can retrieve documents or notify users of docu­ment arrival. Retrieved documents are deleted from the in-tray.
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4. A client computer installed with
DeskTopBinder V2 can read docu­ments saved in the in-tray.
Reference
P.33 Delivery Table Settings
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Overview of ScanRouter V2 Professional
❖❖❖❖ Save as Windows file
You can save documents in folders or shared folders on a client computer.
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1. The scanner sends scanned docu-
ments to the delivery server.
2. The delivery server saves the doc-
ument in a shared folder on the se­lected target computer.
When using ScanRouter V2 Profes­sional, a notification can be sent to a client by e-mail when a document is delivered to a specified folder on the client's computer.
Note
Before setting up ScanRouter V2 Professional, create a shared folder in the
client computer.
You can also save documents to the delivery server Windows folder in this
way.
Reference
P.33 Delivery Table Settings
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ScanRouter V2 Professional Delivery System
❖❖❖❖ Send by E-mail (Send by SMTP mail or Send by MAPI mail)
The scanned document data is attached to e-mail and sent to specified e-mail addresses.
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1. The scanner sends scanned docu-
ments to the delivery server.
2. Mail Server
Note
You can make the setting to only receive a notification when a document
is received in an in-tray.
A mail server needs to be set up independently.
Reference
P.33 Delivery Table Settings
P.31 Set Delivery Feature Defaults
3. The mail server sends the docu-
ment from the delivery server to specified e-mail addresses.
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Overview of ScanRouter V2 Professional
Specifying delivery destinations for the scanner when scanning documents
Before scanning documents, specify delivery destinations with the operation panel of the scanner. The destinations that are registered in the delivery server will be shown on the operation panel.
Important
When you add or edit a destination setting using ScanRouter V2, you need to
update the destination information on the scanner.
Specifying delivery destinations for documents received by FAX
There are two methods of specifying delivery destinations for documents re­ceived by fax, using a fax delivery ID and TSI code. (An available method differs depending on the facsimile used.)
Methods of connecting the delivery server and facsimile are as follows. Depend­ing on the facsimile used, an applicable connecting method may differ.
Transmission via network
Transmission using RS232
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ScanRouter V2 Professional Delivery System
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0078
0078
0078
1234
1234
❖❖❖❖ Delivery by fax delivery ID
This is a method that a sender specifies for a desired destination when send­ing a fax. To deliver with this method, a fax delivery ID needs to be assigned and registered with each user and group destination in the delivery system in advance. The ID is to be specified by a sender when a fax is sent.
FAX FAX
0078
1234
1234
0078
FAX
FAX
1234
0078
0078
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1234
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1. Document data received by fax
will be forwarded to the delivery server. (A fax delivery ID must be specified by a sender.)
2. The document data is delivered to
a destination with the ID registered.
Limitation
To deliver with a fax delivery ID, "F-code (SUB)" (G3) can be speci­fied, or Confidential Transmis­sion with Personal ID (ID Override) function must be sup­ported by a facsimile at a sending point. If not, use a TSI instead. When communicating with G4, only Confidential Transmission with Personal ID (ID Override) function is available.
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1234
B
0078
C
9876
FAX
A
1234
1234
FAX
0078
0078
B
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When receiving a document
with Confidential Transmis­sion, make sure that a confiden­tial ID registered with a facsimile is accepted as a fax de­livery ID.
Note
If the fax delivery ID that was
specified by a sender is not reg­istered with any destinations, the document data will be sent to the undelivered data tray.
Reference
P.33 Delivery Table Settings
For information about a facsim­ile, see the operating instruc­tions that come with the device.
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❖❖❖❖ Delivery with a TSI
This is a method of delivering documents received by fax using the TSI of a facsimile at a sending point. The TSI must be registered and the desired des­tinations must be assigned in advance. Documents faxed with a TSI will al­ways be delivered to the assigned destinations for the TSI. Once the delivery server receives a faxed document, a fax TSI will be registered to the TSI table in the delivery system.
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TSI: 81312340002
FAX
TSI: 81450129999
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1. A fax is sent.
2. The fax data is sent to the delivery
server, and a TSI of the facsimile at the sending point is registered to the TSI table in the delivery system. (The registered TSI can be edited.)
3. The fax data is delivered to the
destination with the TSI registered.
Note
TSI (Transmitting Station Iden-
tification) is information regis­tered as RTI (Own Name) or CSI (Own Fax Number) with a fac­simile.
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TSI
81312340002 81450129999
FAX
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FAX
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CSI(Own Fax Number) is infor-
mation registered with all fac­similes.
RTI(Own Name) is information
supported only with some fac­similes. If a facsimile at the sending point supports RTI(Own Name), RTI(Own Name) is used as TSI.
When communicating with G4,
TID (Transmitting IDentifier) is used instead of TSI. TID is simi­lar to CSI(Own Fax Number) when communicating with G3.
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When a fax delivery ID is speci-
fied, a document will be deliv­ered to the destination registered with the ID. (This method has priority over the TSI method.)
When a destination is not regis-
tered for a TSI in the TSI table, a fax document with the TSI will be sent to the fax in-tray.
Reference
P.33 Delivery Table Settings
P.37 Administering TSI Codes
(Only with ScanRouter V2 Profes­sional)
For information about a facsim­ile, see the operating instruc­tions that come with the device.
Fax in-tray
Documents received by fax will be sent to the fax in-tray in the following cases:
When a fax delivery ID was not specified when a fax was sent
A destination is not registered with the TSI specified by a sender
When receiving a fax from a facsimile with a TSI that has not been registered
yet
Note
You can specify a saving method and saving period for the documents in the
fax in-tray, and make a backup of the documents.
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Reference
P.31 Set Delivery Feature Defaults
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Overview of ScanRouter V2 Professional
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3. Using the Delivery System

Network Administrator Duties

There are several things that the net­work administrator must do before bringing the delivery server in opera­tion. Daily maintenance is required after the server is brought in opera­tion. The network administrator must also be ready to deal with any prob­lems that arise.
Constant maintenance of the network is required to ensure that all clients have convenient access to the deliv­ery service.
Note
Use the ScanRouter V2 Adminis-
tration Utility to manage the net­work and maintain optimal performance settings.

Before You Start

Before the system is usable, the envi­ronment and other settings must be configured.
Reference
For assistance with the installation, see Help.
Global settings
Note
A default setting of an adminis-
trator password is not particu­larly set at first.
The administrator's password is
requested only when the Scan­Router V2 Administration Utili­ty is launched.
If you have a system with more
than one delivery server, you will need to set passwords indi­vidually for each server.
When using ScanRouter V2 Pro-
fessional, an administrator's e­mail address can be set in addi­tion to a password. By setting an e-mail address, an administra­tor can receive notifications nec­essary for administering and operating the delivery system, such as notifications of an error and insufficient disk space.
Reference
P.29 Set Administrator
❖❖❖❖ Environment Settings
Environment settings are broken down into the following subsec­tions.
Before opening the system for use, global settings for the environment, network devices and delivery func­tions must be configured.
❖❖❖❖ Setting Administrator's Password
The administrator's password is used to control access to the Scan­Router V2 Administration Utility.
Default Image Format
This controls the default save format for delivered scanned images.
Error/Disk Space
Controls error notification and monitors remaining disk space.
Schedule
Controls scheduling of routine maintenance tasks.
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Using the Delivery System
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Maintenance Deletes expired documents and old error log entries. Also optimizes the database.
Web Settings (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional) Make the necessary web server settings.
Reference
P.29 Set Preferences
❖❖❖❖ Adding Network Devices
Select and add a network device. Not all devices need to be added.
Reference
P.30 Set I/O Device
❖❖❖❖ Setting Delivery Features
Delivery system options:
Undelivered Data This setting controls how unde­livered documents are handled.
Received Fax (Only with Scan­Router V2 Professional) Make the necessary saving method and saving period set­tings for documents in the fax in-tray. You can make a backup of documents received by fax, and receive a notification of document arrival.
Additional Handling (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional) Make additional handling set­tings for receiving documents. The following handling settings are available
Auto-adjust fax/scan orien-
tation
Extract words for file names These settings are also applied to documents in the fax in-tray.
User Index
Controls display of [Destination] and [Sender] on network devic­es, once having set [Set I/O De-
vice] from the [Server] menu.
Reference
P.31 “Set Delivery Feature De- faults
❖❖❖❖ Selecting Delivery Type (Only with
ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Select a delivery type.
Reference
P.32 “Set Delivery Types (Only with ScanRouter V2 Profession­al)
Preparation for delivery operation
Several settings are required before delivery can begin.
❖❖❖❖ Adding Destinations
Set destinations for users first. Registered users can be selected into groups. Appropriate delivery settings must be made for each destination.
Reference
P.33 Destinations
❖❖❖❖ Adding Senders
This function adds the senders. You can set them while adding destinations. Some network devic­es use the destination as for sender information, so it is not necessary to add senders.
Reference
P.35 Senders
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❖❖❖❖ Adding e-mail addresses (Only with
ScanRouter V2 Professional)
If you add e-mail addresses to Mail Address Book, these addresses can be used for adding destinations.
Reference
P.38 “Administering Mail Ad- dress Book (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
❖❖❖❖ Registering a TSI (Only with Scan-
Router V2 Professional)
When delivering documents re­ceived by fax, a TSI of a facsimile at the sending point and forwarding destination must be registered in the TSI table. The TSI table makes a facsimile TSI relate to forwarding destinations.
Reference
P.37 “Administering TSI Codes (Only with ScanRouter V2 Profes­sional)
❖❖❖❖ Limiting the Log Entry
Set the maximum log entry for the delivery and error logs.
Reference
P.40 Log Administration
Network Administrator Duties

Launching/Quitting the Delivery Server

Launching and quitting
❖❖❖❖ Launching the Delivery Server
Turn on the power to the delivery server and start Windows. Server start-up varies with your installa­tion options.
❖❖❖❖ Quitting the Delivery Server
When turning off or restarting the delivery server, suspend delivery service first, then shut down Win­dows and turn off the computer.
Starting delivery service
Delivery service can be started from the [Server] menu of ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility or when the delivery server starts up, delivery ser­vice is to be started as set during in­stallation.
❖❖❖❖ Launch at Startup
When you log into Windows using the ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility starting account, delivery service will automatically begin.
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❖❖❖❖ Launch from Program Folder
To start delivery service manually, select [Resume Services] from the
[Server] menu.
Note
To suspend delivery service, se-
lect [Suspend Services] from the
[Server] menu.
Reference
P.28 “Suspending and Resum- ing Service
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❖❖❖❖ Run in service mode
Delivery service is started in the background. If [Run in service mode] is selected as the setup type, this will happen automatically.

Daily Operations

To properly maintain the system, the administrator should perform the fol­lowing tasks on a regular basis.
Checking the undelivered data tray
Undelivered documents are saved in the undelivered data tray. Check the undelivered data tray periodically and delete or forward any documents found there. Also note that there may be a problem when two or more doc­uments for the same destination are saved in this tray. In this case, make sure that the destination and/or com­munication settings are correct.
Reference
P.38 Undelivered Data Tray
Monitoring disk space
If the remaining free space became
lower than the value specified by [Suspend at:], delivery service is suspended. (Default minimum value: 200MB)
If delivery service is suspended, delete any unnecessary docu­ments from the in-tray and the undelivered data tray to raise free space, and resume the ser­vice.
To help maintain free space, set a save-for period so that docu­ments are automatically deleted after remaining in the tray long­er.
You can set the system to warn that
disk space is running low before it suspends delivery service. Make the necessary settings on the [Error/
Disk Space] tab.
Reference
P.29 Error/Disk Space
P.33 Destinations
P.31 Set Delivery Feature De-
faults
P.31 Undelivered Data
Because undelivered documents are stored on the server, a lack of disk space may impair system function. To ensure that there is sufficient disk space, check the undelivered data tray periodically and delete or export any documents stored there. It is rec­ommended to maintain free space more than 250 MB. From the [Server] menu, select [Server Information] to check free disk space. To receive noti­fication of low free disk space, or to set free disk space for halting deliv­ery, select [Set Preferences] from the [Server] menu, and make necessary settings on the [Error/Disk Space] tab.
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Checking system operating conditions
You can monitor the condition of the system with the log. The log contains destination and sender information, as well as file sizes, logged time, page counts and file histories. The log can also tell you when and how often dif­ferent devices are used and when and how often different errors occur. When an error occurs, check the error log to find the directory, and then de­lete the unnecessary data.
The following types of logs are kept:
❖❖❖❖ Delivery Log
Scan Delivery Log
Network Administrator Duties

Other Operations

Fax Delivery Log (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Document Delivery Log (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
❖❖❖❖ Errors Log
Log of Errors
Note
Logs can also be saved as files.
Even if you are not logged in to
ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility as the system administra­tor, you may view the logs. (Ad­ministrator functions are still prohibited.)
Reference
P.40 Log Administration
Restarting the server
The server should be restarted regu­larly to maintain stability.
Important
Suspend delivery services before
restarting the server.
Reference
P.28 “Suspending and Resuming Service
The following settings are for dealing with specific problems.
System notices
If there is an error or if disk space is low, the system will send a message to the administrator. You can manage error notification. From the [Server] menu, point to [Set Preferences], and make necessary settings on the [Error/ Disk Space] tab. If [Ignore] is selected, no message arrives.
The following system notices are available:
❖❖❖❖ Nondelivery Message
When a delivery fails because des­tination settings were wrong or destination settings were not up­dated in network devices, a deliv­ery failed message will be sent. The undelivered document will go to the undelivered data tray. Docu­ments in the undelivered data tray can be delivered again.
❖❖❖❖ Error Message
A message will be sent anytime there is an error. See "Trouble­shooting" for handling a specific error.
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Backing up
Regular backups should be made to ensure system reliability. You can save backup information to any direc­tory on the server.
Note
Make sure there is enough free space
on the server before backing up.
Reference
P.44 Backing Up and Restoring
❖❖❖❖ Disk Space Low Warning
If free disk space falls below the val­ue set in [Issue alert at:], you will re­ceive a low disk space message. Upon receiving this message, you should delete any unnecessary data to maintain enough disk space.
Reference
P.31 Undelivered Data
P.47 Troubleshooting
P.29 Error/Disk Space
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3
Change in user settings
When there are changes in the lay­out/configuration of the network, take the following actions.
❖❖❖❖ Adding a User
To add a user to the system, per­form the following:
Install and configure DeskTop­Binder V2 or ScanRouter V2 Link on the user's computer.
Set the destination on the serv­er. Assign the new user to a group if necessary. When using ScanRouter V2 Professional, add mail addresses to the Mail Address Book on a necessary basis. P.33 Destinations, P.38 Administering Mail Ad-
dress Book (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
With ScanRouter V2 Profession­al, update the information on the TSI table to deliver a docu­ment received by fax to a new destination using TSI.
❖❖❖❖ Removing a User
To remove a user from the system, perform the following:
Delete the user's destination in­formation from the server. If the user was a member of a group, the user will be automatically deleted from the group. P.33
Destinations
❖❖❖❖ Changing User's Information
If a user's information changes, perform the following:
Edit the user's information as appropriate.
If the user's group association has changed, change the group information. If necessary, up­date the destination informa­tion. P.33 Destinations
When using a TSI table to deliv­er documents received by fax, update the TSI table regularly.
With ScanRouter V2 Profession­al, update both the Mail Ad­dress Book and destination settings when there is a change in an e-mail address. Changes made to the address book do not change the e-mail destina­tion settings. P.33 Destina-
tions”, P.38 Administering Mail Address Book (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
❖❖❖❖ Changing the Group Address
If the user's group association has changed, perform the following:
If the users group name has changed, change the group des­tination information. P.33
Destinations
When using a TSI table to deliv­er documents received by fax, update the TSI table regularly.
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Delete the user from the sender
list. P.35 Senders
When using E-mail delivery with ScanRouter V2 Profession­al, delete e-mail addresses that are no longer needed on a regu­lar basis. P.38 Administering
Mail Address Book (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Network Administrator Duties
Changes in the environment
If network devices or the system lay­out is changed, take the following ac­tions. Not all network devices require configuration in [Set I/O Device].
❖❖❖❖ Adding a Network Device
When adding a network device, perform the following:.
Register the network device. P.30 Set I/O Device
Make the delivery settings on the network device. For detail settings, see the operating in­structions that come with the device.
❖❖❖❖ Changing Network Device Settings
When changing network device set­tings or exchanging in new network devices, perform the following:
Change the settings for the net­work device. P.30 Set I/O
Device
❖❖❖❖ Changing an IP Address
When the IP address of the deliv­ery server or network device is changed, perform the following:
When the IP address of a net­work device is changed, delete the device, and then add the de­vice with its new IP address again. P.30 Set I/O Device
Note
If the network device is not listed
in [Set I/O Device], confirm that the device has the correct IP address for the delivery server.
If the network environment chang-
es, make the necessary changes on clients and network devices with connected ScanRouter V2 Admin­istration Utility, ScanRouter V2 Link or DeskTopBinder V2, to cor­rect server information. Correct in­formation of connecting devices on [Set I/O Device] from ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility.
Reference
P.52 Dial-up Connection
❖❖❖❖ When changing a web server (Only
with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
When changing a web server, the web server settings must be changed. P.30 Web Settings
(Only with ScanRouter V2 Profes­sional)
Miscellaneous
❖❖❖❖ Changing the Schedule
To change the starting time for maintenance, see P.29 Set Prefer-
ences
❖❖❖❖ Changing the Administrator
To change the administrator pass­word and e-mail address (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional), see P.29 Set Administrator
❖❖❖❖ Mail Server
When delivering by e-mail using ScanRouter V2 Professional, check the mail server settings. Delete un­necessary data in the mail server regularly.
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Troubleshooting
If a problem arises, see "Trouble­shooting", and take the appropriate measures.
If data is corrupted, the system is un­stable or does not operate correctly for some reason, load the backup da­ta. If this is impossible, select [Return
to Installation Defaults] from [Mainte- nance] menu for initialization, and
then restore the backup data.
Reference
P.47 Troubleshooting
P.44 Maintenance
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4. Using ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility

ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility

ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility Features

The ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility enables you to manage set­tings, delivery tables and mainte­nance.
❖❖❖❖ Administrator and User Modes
The ScanRouter V2 Administra­tion Utility can be accessed in ei­ther administrator or user mode.
Administrator mode Administrator access allows use of all functions and requires the administrator password.
User mode User access is restricted to view­ing the log files but does not re­quire a password.
Note
The ScanRouter V2 Adminis-
tration Utility is installed when ScanRouter V2 is set up. You can also set up the ScanRouter V2 Administra­tion Utility on a client com­puter and use it to access the delivery server.

Launching ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility

Launching from the delivery server
This section details how to launch the ScanRouter V2 Administration Utili­ty directly from the delivery server.
Note
After launch, you can select anoth-
er delivery server. P.29 Select
Server
Click [Start], point to [Programs],
A
point to [ScanRouter V2] and then click [ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility].
The [Enter Password] dialog box ap- pears.
Enter the password in [Password:].
B
Click [OK] to open the ScanRouter
C
V2 Administration Utility in ad­ministrator mode.
Click [Cancel] to open in user mode.
For information about set-
ting up on a client computer, see the ScanRouter V2 Setup Guide.
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Launching from a client computer
This section details how to launch the ScanRouter V2 Administration Utili­ty from a client computer.
Follow the procedure below to launch the ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility for the first time on a client com­puter. For any launches after the first time, the last selected server is used.
Note
After launch, you can select anoth-
er delivery server. P.29 Select
Server
Click [Start], point to [Programs],
A
point to [ScanRouter V2] and then click [ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility].
The [Select Server] dialog box ap­pears.
Quitting
Select [Exit] from the [Server]
A
menu.

Using Help

There is a help file provided for the ScanRouter V2 Administration Utili­ty. The help file provides information about settings, operations and dialog screens.
Help with operation
Select [Contents and Index] from the [Help] menu. Help topic areas will be
displayed.
Help with dialog boxes
Click [Browse] dialog box appears.
B
The [Browse for Server] dialog box appears.
Select the desired server and click
C
[OK].
The [Select Server] dialog box reap- pears.
Click [OK].
D
The [Enter Password] dialog box ap­pears.
Note
Click [
Router V2 Administration Utility.
Enter the password in [Password:].
E
Click [OK] to open the ScanRouter
F
V2 Administration Utility in ad­ministrator mode.
Click [ Cancel] to open in user mode.
Cancel
] to close the Scan-
Click [Help] in the dialog box you wish to know more about.
Searching Help by a function name or keyword
From the [Help] menu, select [Contents and Index] and click the [Index] tab. En-
ter the function name or keyword you wish to search for, or select from the list in the box. Click [Display] to see the relevant information.
Seeing version information
Select [About ...] from the [Help] menu to display version information for ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility.
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ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility

Screen Layout

This section explains the layout of the screen.
Screen components
The following explanation uses a screen from ScanRouter V2 Professional, how­ever, it also applies to ScanRouter Lt.
4
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1. List of items under administra-
tion displayed as a tree.
2. Contents of the item selected in 1.
Selecting items
Select an item to administer from the tree. The contents of the display pane and the make-up of the menus will change according to what is selected on the tree.
Displaying/hiding the status bar
From the [View] menu, select [Status Bar], and then select hide status bar or dis- play status bar.
Updating Information
To update the information on your display, select [Refresh] from the [View] menu.
3. ScanRouter V2 Administration
Utility menu.
4. Shows status of the delivery serv-
er and information about the item selected in 1.
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Suspending and Resuming Service

Delivery service can be suspended by selecting [Suspend Services] from the [Server] menu.
Make sure that service is suspended when performing any of the follow­ing actions.
[Set Delivery Types] from the [Server]
menu (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Any functions from the [Mainte- nance] menu
Turning off or restarting the server
Be sure to resume delivery service once these operations are completed.
Important
When turning off or restarting the
delivery server, be sure to suspend delivery.
Note
It is possible that service will not
resume immediately after [Resume
Services] is selected from the [Serv­er] menu. Wait until the [Services temporarily suspended.] message
disappears so that the server can finish maintenance.
When [Send by MAPI mail] is selected
as a delivery type in ScanRouter V2 Professional, the delivery ser­vice cannot be resumed with Scan­Router V2 Administration Utility from client computers.
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Server Settings

The following options and settings are available with administrator mode on the server.
Note
Information such as available disk
space and server condition can be found under [Server Information] in the [Server] menu.

Select Server

When you start ScanRouter V2 Ad­ministration Utility without having a particular delivery server specified, or when you want to switch to anoth­er delivery server, you can select a server from [Select Server] on the
[Server] menu.

Set Administrator

If the administrator or the administra­tor password changes, change the ad­ministrator settings in [ Set Administrator] in the [Server] menu.
The following sections can be changed:
Password
Mail address (Only with Scan-
Router V2 Professional)
Note
When [Mail administrator] is selected
in the [Error Notification] group of [Set Preferences], an error notifica­tion, undelivered report, delivery failure report and insufficient disk space report will be sent to the e­mail address specified here.
Server Settings

Set Preferences

The delivery system environment can be modified by [Set Preferences] in the
[Server] menu.
Default Image Format
This setting controls the default for­mat for saved images.
Note
Choose from the following default
image save formats:
Save as Windows file
Sent by E-mail (Only with Scan-
Router V2 Professional)
If the delivery type is [In-Tray save],
images will be saved in the default format configured on the network device.
Error/Disk Space
This controls methods of notification for errors and for low disk space.
❖❖❖❖ Error Notification
Controls methods for notification of errors.
From the [Output printer] drop-
down list, select a printer from those displayed for use with the [Output to printer] setting. Only one printer can be selected.
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❖❖❖❖ Server disk space
These settings control how the server handles a lack of server disk space.
[Issue alert at:] allows you to set
when the server will notify you of low disk space. The default is 250 MB.
[Suspend at:] allows you to set
when the server will suspend delivery.The default is 200 MB.
Schedule
This function allows you to schedule maintenance tasks. The following tasks are automatically performed.
❖❖❖❖ Maintenance
This allows you to set a regular time for the server to carry out its maintenance routines. The default time is 1:00 am. Maintenance consists of the fol­lowing tasks:
Deletion of Expired documents
Deletion of old error log entries
Database optimization
Note
Users can access the server
while maintenance is under way, but it is recommended that this be avoided as it may cause problems.
Web Settings (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Make settings for the web server.
When using a web server, Web set­tings need to be set. When using a computer as a web server and de­livery server, select the [Use the
same computer for the Web server and delivery server.] check box.
When you do not use it as a web server, select the [Don't use Web
browser to access delivery services.]
check box.

Set I/O Device

This controls configuration of net­work devices. This can be found in [Set I/O Device] under the [Server] menu. Not all devices need to be con­figured.
Network devices can be installed in the following ways:
Setting their IP addresses
Setting their host names
Note
For information about available
network devices which require set­tings in [Set I/O Device], see the ScanRouter V2 Readme or Com­patible Device List.
[I/O Device List] displays a list of the
network devices on the network.
You can add multiple network de-
vices.
Click [Properties] to see remaining
disk space and change settings.
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Set Delivery Feature Defaults

This controls default delivery options and is found in [Set Delivery Feature De-
faults] under the [Server] menu.
Undelivered Data
This controls how undelivered docu­ments are handled.
Set a save-for period to have docu­ments deleted after they are no longer needed.
With ScanRouter V2 Professional, when a delivery of scanned docu­ment with a sender name specified fails, you can have the delivery server send a notification by e-mail to the sender. An e-mail address must be set under the Sender set­tings in advance. (An arrival of fax received document in this tray can­not be notified.)
Reference
P.35 Senders
Received Fax (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Make the necessary saving method and saving period settings for docu­ments in the fax in-tray.
❖❖❖❖ Fax In-Tray settings
When the save-for period is set,
documents with a date later than the period given will be automatically deleted.
A notification that a document
is saved in the fax in-tray can be sent by e-mail.
Server Settings
❖❖❖❖ All received faxes
You can forward all documents received by fax to specified des­tinations. A document that is saved in an in-tray can be viewed even if it has a Confi­dential ID or TSI. Make sure that an administrator password is set for the in-tray where doc­uments are forwarded so that clients cannot have access to it.
Additional Handling (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Make additional handling settings for processing received documents. There are Auto-adjust fax/scan orien­tation, and Extract words for file names.
The settings made here also will be ap­plied for documents received by fax.
User Index
This controls the [Destination] and [Sender] information displayed on the
operation panel of the network devic­es, which were configured in [Set I/O Device] under the [Server] menu. There are two display formats, Title 1 and Title 2.
Title 1: 10 titles for frequent use and 10 more
Title 2: 10 titles for frequent use and 5 more
Note
To apply the setting, operation on
the network device is required. For information, see the operating in­structions that come with the device.
The [User Index] tab appears only
when a network device is added in [Set I/O Device] under the [Server] menu.
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Set Delivery Types (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)

Select a delivery type from [Set Deliv- ery Types] under the [Server] menu.
Available delivery types are the fol­lowing:
In-Tray save
Save as Windows file
Send by MAPI mail
Send by SMTP mail
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Note
When [Send by SMTP mail] is select-
ed, the settings for SMTP and POP must be made.
The essential delivery type is fixed
so that you cannot deselect it.
To use MAPI mail, an applicable
software must be installed. For more information, see ScanRouter V2 Professional Setup Guide.
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Delivery Table Settings

Delivery Table Settings
The delivery table consists of the fol­lowing:
Destination
Sender
TSI Code (Only with ScanRouter
V2 Professional)
Mail Address Book (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Undelivered Data Tray

Destinations

The [Destination] field contains desti­nation information and management tools. Select [Destination] in [Delivery Table] to view a list of destinations.
The following actions are available:
Adding new destinations
Editing destinations
Deleting destinations
Changing the display order
Exporting/importing destinations
Note
The [Destination List] displays the
following information:
Name
Short ID
Delivery Type
Index Title
Adding new destinations
New destinations can be added for in­dividual users or for groups.
❖❖❖❖ Adding Users
From the [Operations] menu, point to [Add New Destination], and then select [User] to set a destination for an individual user. The following information is displayed in the [Destination List]:
Name
Short ID
Fax delivering ID: (Only with
ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Delivery type settings
Additional Handling (Only
with ScanRouter V2 Profession­al)
Index settings (The settings in
[Set I/O Device] are required.)
The following delivery types are possible:
In-Tray save Data can be saved in the server's in-tray. In-tray options allow you to set passwords and a doc­ument save-for period. You can view the in-tray through Desk­TopBinder V2 or ScanRouter V2 Link.
Save as Windows file This option saves data in a fold­er. Specified folders on the file server must be set to share be­forehand. The following folders may be selected as a destination:
A shared folder on the file
server in the network
A folder on the delivery server
4
Note
To deliver documents to the
file server, a network drive must be mapped to the select­ed folder in the file server.
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Using ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility
4
Send by E-mail (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional) Attaches a document and sends e-mail to a specified e-mail ad­dress. Depending on the mail environment, select from MAPI mail or SMTP mail. In the e-mail property settings, make the nec­essary saving format and at­tachment method settings for the document. E-mail addresses in the Mail Address Book can be browsed to select the one de­sired. P.38 Administering
Mail Address Book (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Note
You can set more than one
delivery type to a single des­tination or set one delivery type multiple times (on the same destination or multiple destinations). However, the in-tray can only have one de­livery type set at a time.
Click [Properties] to display
the dialog box that corre­sponds to the selected deliv­ery type, which allows detailed setting of that deliv­ery type.
An unused number is auto-
matically assigned to [Short ID] . The number can be changed to another one not used.
Select the [Add also as sender]
check box to set the new des­tination as a sender on the delivery table.
When using ScanRouter V2
Professional, a user name or a fax delivery ID that is al­ready assigned to a destina­tion cannot be assigned to another.
With ScanRouter V2 Profes-
sional under Windows 2000, software that supports Mi­crosoft Outlook 2000 must be installed to use this delivery type in MAPI mail environ­ment.
❖❖❖❖ Adding a Group as a Destination
From the [Operations] menu, point to [Add New Destination], and then select [Group] to add a group as a destination. Set the following items:
Name
Short ID
Fax delivering ID: (Only with
ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Group member
Index settings (The settings in
[Set I/O Device] are required.)
Note
A group cannot have another
group as a member.
The [Group member] list shows
all of the destinations in that group.
An unused number is automati-
cally assigned to [Short ID]. The number can be changed to an­other number that is not used.
Select the [Add also as sender]
check box to set the new desti­nation as a sender on the deliv­ery table.
Editing destinations
Select the destination you wish to edit from the [Destination List], and then edit the desired items in [Edit Destina- tion] from the [Operations] menu.
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Delivery Table Settings
Deleting destinations
Select the destination you wish to de­lete from the [Destination List], then se­lect [Delete Destination] from the
[Operations] menu.
Changing the display order
You can change the order in which destinations are viewed in the [Desti- nation List]:
Select the sender you wish to move
from the [Destination List], then se­lect [Up] or [Down] from the [Opera- tions] menu.
Select [Down] to move the desti- nation one place down on the list.
Select [Up] to move the destina- tion one step up on the list.
Select the destination you wish to move and drag it to the location you wish to move it to.
Exporting/importing destinations
The destination list can be backed up by exporting.
To export the destination list, se­lect [Export Destinations] from the [Operations] menu, and then select an export destination.
To import the destination list to the system again, select [Import Destina- tions] from the [Operations] menu, and then select a file to import.

Senders

The [Sender] can manage senders. Se­lect [Sender] in [Delivery Table] to view a list of senders.
The following actions are available:
Adding new senders
Editing senders
Deleting senders
Changing the display order
Exporting/importing senders
Note
Some network devices will use the
destination's settings as sender in­formation automatically, so a sender does not need to be set in this case.
The following information is dis-
played on the [Sender List]:
Sender Name
Short ID
Reply Mail Type (Only with
ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Reply Mail Address (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
The senders shown in the sender
list can be specified from the net­work devices. When a scanned document is delivered, sender in­formation is kept in the log.
4
Note
Because password information
cannot be imported or exported, reset passwords after importing destination information.
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Adding new senders
Like destinations, senders can be set as individual users or as groups.
❖❖❖❖ Setting the User Type
There are several ways to add a sender.
Click [Add New Sender] from the [Operations] menu and input the
required information:
Sender Name
Short ID
Reply mail settings: (Only
with ScanRouter V2 Profes­sional)
Index settings (The settings
in [Set I/O Device] are re­quired.)
Add senders while setting user destinations. P.33 Adding
new destinations
Editing senders
Select the sender you wish to edit from the [Sender List], then edit the de­sired items in [Edit Sender] from the
[Operations] menu.
Deleting senders
Select the sender you wish to delete from the [Sender List], then select [De- lete Sender] from the [Operations] menu.
Changing the display order
You can change the order in which senders are viewed in the [Sender List].
Select the sender you wish to move
from the [Sender List], and then se­lect [Up] or [Down] from the [Opera-
tions] menu.
Note
An unused number is automati-
cally assigned to [Short ID]. The number can be changed to an­other number that is not used.
❖❖❖❖ Adding Groups
Add senders while setting group destinations. P.33 Adding new
destinations
Note
Unless a user/group is added
as a destination, the user/group cannot be added as a sender.
Select [Up] to move the sender
one step up on the list.
Select [Down] to move the send-
er one place down on the list.
Select the sender you wish to move and drag it to the location you wish to move it to.
Exporting/importing senders
Sender list can be backed up by ex­porting.
To export the sender list, select [Ex- port Senders] from the [Operations]
menu, and then select an export destination.
To import the sender list to the sys­tem again, select [Import Senders] from the [Operations] menu, then select the exported file to import.
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Delivery Table Settings

Administering TSI Codes (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)

For the delivery of documents re­ceived by fax using a TSI, the TSIs can be administered under TSI. Select [TSI Code] under [Delivery Table] to list all TSIs registered.
The following actions can be taken with TSIs.
Adding new TSI codes
Editing TSI codes
Deleting TSI codes
Exporting/importing TSI codes
Note
The [TSI Code List] displays the fol-
lowing information:
TSI Code
Sender Name
Short ID
Note
The TSI table makes a facsimile TSI
relate to forwarding destinations.
A sender name can be composed of
up to 80 characters.
With auto TSI registration, desti-
nation information will not be specified. From the [Operations] menu, select [Edit TSI Code] to add the information.
Editing TSI codes
To edit TSI information, select a TSI to be edited in the [TSI Code List], and then select [Edit TSI Code] from the [Op-
erations] menu.
Deleting TSI codes
To delete a TSI, select a TSI to be de­leted in the [TSI Code List], and then se­lect [Delete TSI Code] from the
[Operations] menu.
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Destination
Adding new TSI codes
The following methods are available for registering a new TSI.
Have a fax sent from a facsimile at the sending point. Once a docu­ment received by fax is sent to the delivery server, the TSI informa­tion from the facsimile will be reg­istered to the TSI table of the delivery system automatically.
Register a TSI with [Add New TSI Code] from the [Operations] menu.
The following settings must be made.
TSI Code
Sender Name
Short ID
Destination
Note
Even if a TSI is deleted, the TSI will
be registered again when a fax is sent to the delivery server from the facsimile having the TSI.
Exporting/importing TSI codes
Export information of all TSIs regis­tered to a file and keep it as a backup.
To export TSI information into a
file, select [Export TSI Codes] from the [Operations] menu, and then specify the saving location for the file.
To import the TSI information in a file to the delivery system, select
[Import TSI Codes] from the [Opera­tions] menu, and then specify the
file to be imported.
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Administering Mail Address Book (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)

For delivering a document by e-mail, mail addresses can be administered with the Mail Address Book. Select
[Mail Address Book] under the [Delivery Table] to see a list of all mail addresses
registered.
The following actions can be taken with mail addresses.
Adding new mail addresses
Editing mail addresses
Deleting mail addresses
Note
Depending on the mail type to be
used, [SMTP mail] and [MAPI mail] are available under [Mail Address Book].
The following items are listed in
the Mail Address List:
Name
Mail type
Mail Address
Adding new mail addresses
Editing mail addresses
To edit an e-mail address added, se­lect the e-mail address to be edited in the Mail Address Book, and then se­lect [Edit Mail Address] from the [Opera-
tions] menu.
Deleting mail adresses
To delete an e-mail address, select the e-mail address to be deleted in the Mail Address Book, and then select
[Delete Mail Address] from the [Opera­tions] menu.

Undelivered Data Tray

Undelivered documents are stored in the undelivered data tray. To view a list of undelivered documents, select
[Undelivered Data Tray] from the [Delivery Table]. See the error log to determine
why the document was not delivered and take the necessary action.
There are several operations for un­delivered documents:
Deleting selected undelivered data
Forwarding undelivered data
Viewing undelivered data
To add a new mail address, select
[Add New Mail Address] from the [Oper­ations] menu. Make settings for the
following items.
Name
Mail address
Note
A name can be composed of up to
255 characters.
Mail addresses added can be used
for adding destinations.
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Note
The [Undelivered Data List] displays
the following information:
Item Name
Creator
Added
Expires
Number of sections
Authorized User
Extension information
Delivery Device Name
Forwarded
Delivery Table Settings
With ScanRouter V2 Professional,
documents unsuccessfully deliv­ered by e-mail will also be sent to the undelivered data tray.
Reference
P.42 Error Log Administration
Deleting selected undelivered data
Documents in the undelivered data tray can be deleted either individual­ly or all at once.
To delete a single document, select
it from the [Undelivered Data List], and then select [Delete Selected Un- delivered Data] from the [Operations] menu.
To delete all documents in the tray
at once, select [Delete All Undelivered
Data] from the [Operations] menu.
Viewing undelivered data
To view an undelivered document, select the document you wish to dis­play from the [Undelivered Data List], and then select [View Undelivered Data] from the [Operations] menu. The first page of the document will be shown by the appropriate application if available.
4
Note
To prevent documents from accu-
mulating in the undelivered data tray, set a save-for period to delete undelivered document automati­cally.
Reference
P.31 Undelivered Data
Forwarding undelivered data
To forward an undelivered docu­ment, select the document you wish to forward from the [Undelivered Data
List], and then select [Forward Undeliv­ered Data] from the [Operations] menu.
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Using ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility

Log Administration

4
The delivery server keeps the follow­ing logs:
Scan: log of scanner deliveries
Fax: log of fax received data deliv-
eries (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Document: log of DeskTopBinder V2 document deliveries (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)
Error Log: log of errors

Scan Delivery Log Administration

The [Scan] saves information about the delivery of scanned data.
Select [Scan] to view the logged data.
The following operations can be per­formed from the scan delivery log.
Deleting all log entries
Exporting log entries
Data Size
Pages
Original Size
Resolution
Results
Deleting all log entries
The entire scan delivery log can be deleted by selecting [Delete All Log En-
tries] from the [Operations] menu.
Note
Log entries cannot be deleted indi-
vidually.
Exporting log entries
To export the scan delivery log to a file, select [Export Log Entries] from the [Operations] menu, and then select a location to save in.
Limiting log entries
Note
An entry in the scan delivery log is
created for each delivery. When there are multiple types, an entry will be made for each type.
The [Scan Delivery Log] displays the
following information:
Logged
Device
Delivered
Delivery Type
Sender
Destination
Subject
Item Name
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Limiting log entries
To set the maximum size of the scan delivery log, select [Max Log Entries Limit] from the [Operations] menu, and then enter the desired maximum size.
Note
The maximum log entries must be
between 100 and 10,000.
Log Administration

Fax Delivery Log Administration (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)

The [Fax] saves information about the delivery of data received by fax. (Only data received by fax, that is delivered to a specified destination, is logged.)
Select [Fax] to view the log entries.
The following operations can be per­formed with fax delivery log.
Deleting all log entries
Exporting fax log entries
Limiting log entries
Note
An entry in the fax delivery log is
created for each delivery made. If a document received by fax is deliv­ered with several delivery types, a number of logs will be kept for the number of delivery types used. (If three delivery types are used for a document to be delivered, three logs will be kept for the delivery.)
The [Fax Delivery Log] displays the
following information:
Deleting all log entries
The entire fax delivery log can be de­leted by selecting [Delete All Log En-
tries] from the [Operations] menu.
Note
Log entries cannot be deleted indi-
vidually.
Exporting log entries
To export the fax delivery log to a file, select [Export Log Entries] from the [Op- erations] menu, and then select a loca- tion to save.
Limiting log entries
To set the maximum size for the fax delivery log, select [Max Log Entries Limit] from the [Operations] menu, and then enter the desired number of fax entries.
Note
The maximum log entries must be
between 100 and 10,000.
4
Logged
Device
Delivered
Delivery Type
Sender
Destination
Fax delivering ID:
Item Name
Data Size
Pages
Paper Size
Image Quality
Port
Results
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Using ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility
4

Document Delivery Log Administration (Only with ScanRouter V2 Professional)

The [Document] saves information about DeskTopBinder V2 document delivery. (Only the DeskTopBinder V2 document delivered to a specified destination is logged.)
Select [Document] to view the log en­tries.
The following operations can be per­formed with the document delivery log.
Deleting all log entries
Exporting log entries
Limiting log entries
Note
The [Document Delivery Log] dis-
plays the following information.
Logged
Delivered
Delivery Type
Sender
Reply Address
Destination
Item Name
Data Size
Number of sections
Results
Deleting all log entries
The entire document delivery log can be deleted by selecting [Delete All Log
Entries] from the [Operations] menu.
Exporting log entries
To export the document delivery log to a file, select [Export Log Entries] from the [Operations] menu, and then select a location to save.
Limiting log entries
To set the maximum size of the docu­ment delivery log, select [Max Log En- tries Limit] from the [Operations] menu, and then enter the desired number of document entries.
Note
The maximum log entries must be
between 100 and 10,000.

Error Log Administration

The error log records errors on the system.
The following operations are avail­able for the error log:
Deleting all error log entries
Viewing delivery/forwarding er-
ror data
Forwarding delivery/forwarding error data
Exporting error log entries
Limiting error log entries
Note
An entry in the error log is created
for each delivery. When there are multiple delivery types, an entry will be made for each type.
Note
Log entries cannot be deleted indi-
vidually.
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Log Administration
The [Error Log] displays the follow-
ing information:
Logged
I/O Device
Delivery Type
Error Details
Handling
Sender
Destination
Application
Item Name
Deleting all error log entries
The error log can be deleted by select­ing [Delete All Error Log Entries] from the [Operations] menu.
Note
Log entries cannot be deleted indi-
vidually.
Exporting the error log
To export the error log as a file, select
[Export Error Log Entries] from the [Op­erations] menu, and then select a loca-
tion to save in.
Limiting error log entries
To set the maximum size of the error log, select [Max Error Log Entries Limit] from the [Operations] menu, and then enter the desired maximum size.
Note
The maximum log entries must be
between 100 and 10000.
4
Viewing error data
To display an undelivered document in error log, select an entry from the
[Error Log], and then select [View Deliv­ery/Forwarding Error Data] from the [Op- erations] menu.
Reference
P.49 Error Log
Forwarding error data
To forward an undelivered document in error log, select an entry from the
[Error Log], and then select [Forward De­livery/Forwarding Error Data] from the
[Operations] menu, and then select a destination to forward to.
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Using ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility

Maintenance

4
The ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility has the following maintenance functions. Make sure that delivery service is suspended before begin­ning maintenance.
Back Up
Restore
Recover
Return to Installation Defaults

Backing Up and Restoring

All system information can be backed up in any directory on the delivery server. It is recommended that back­ups be made regularly.
To restore backup data, use the Re­store function. Unnecessary backup data may be deleted with the Delete Backup Data function.
Note
To make backups, use the Scan-
Router V2 Administration Utility configured on the delivery server.
❖❖❖❖ Backing Up
Select [Back Up] from the [Mainte- nance] menu to save to the backup
directory. If there is an error caused by insufficient disk space during backup, change the backup location or delete unnecessary files, and then back up again.
❖❖❖❖ Restoring Backup Data
Select [Restore] from the [Mainte- nance] menu, and then select the
backup data to use.
Important
The Restore function should
only be used when there is no alternative.
The Restore function returns the
system to the state it was in when the backup was made. All data or changes saved since the backup will be lost.
❖❖❖❖ Deleting Backup Data
Select [Delete Backup Data] from the [Maintenance] menu, and then select
the data to delete.
Note
When backing up or restoring
the system, do not perform any other operations.

System Recovery

If the delivery server loses power for any reason other than a regular shut­down, data may be corrupted. If this happens, the system may become un­stable and cause frequent errors. To resolve the situation, select [Recover] from the [Maintenance] menu.
Important
Do not use the Recover function
unless absolutely necessary.

Returning to Installation Defaults

This function deletes all data and set­tings and returns the system to its ini­tial state. To start initialization, select
[Return to Installation Defaults] from the [Maintenance] menu.
Important
Do not use this function unless ab-
solutely necessary.
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5. Appendix

ScanRouter V2 Functions

The following functions differ with ScanRouter V2 Professional and ScanRouter V2 Lite.
Functions ScanRouter V2 Professional ScanRouter V2 Lite
Deliverable Documents
Delivery Methods In-Tray save
Delivery Table • Destination
Log Scan
[Set Administrator] settings from the
[Server] menu
[Set Preferences]
settings from the [Server] menu
Scanned documents
Fax received documents
DeskTopBinder V2 documents
Save as Windows file
Send by E-mail
Sender
TSI Code
Mail Address Book
Undelivered Data Tray
Fax
Document
Error Log
Password
E-mail address
Default Image Format
Error/Disk Space
Schedule
Web Settings
Scanned documents
In-Tray save
Save as Windows file
Destination
Sender
Undelivered Data Tray
Scan
Error Log
Password
Default Image Format
Error/Disk Space
Schedule
[Set Delivery Fea­ture Defaults] set-
tings from the
[Server] menu
[Set Delivery Types]
settings from the [Server] menu
Undelivered Data
Received Fax
Additional Handling
User Index
Available N/A
Undelivered Data
User Index
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5
Appendix

File Formats Used with ScanRouter V2

ScanRouter V2 can save documents that were delivered from client computers with DeskTopBinder V2 and Web Document Viewer installed in in-trays, in ad­dition to the documents scanned and received by fax.
In addition, files with the following extensions, among the documents delivered from a client computer with ScanRouter V2 or Web Document Viewer and saved in the in-tray, can be printed from the server. To print documents from the serv­er, each application must be installed in the delivery server and the application must correspond with the extension.
❖❖❖❖ .txt
Microsoft® Word 97, Microsoft® Word 98, Microsoft® Word 2000 must be in­stalled.
❖❖❖❖ .doc (a file created using Microsoft® Word 97/ Microsoft® Word 98/ Microsoft® Word
2000)
Microsoft® Word 97, Microsoft® Word 98, Microsoft® Word 2000 must be in­stalled.
❖❖❖❖ .rtf (a file created using Microsoft® Word 97/ Microsoft® Word 98/ Microsoft® Word
2000)
Microsoft® Word 97, Microsoft® Word 98, Microsoft® Word 2000 must be in­stalled.
❖❖❖❖ .ppt (a file created using Microsoft® PowerPoint 97/ Microsoft® PowerPoint 2000)
Microsoft® PowerPoint 97, Microsoft® PowerPoint 2000 must be installed.
❖❖❖❖ .xls (a file created using Microsoft® Excel 97/ Microsoft® Excel 2000)
Microsoft® Excel 97, Microsoft® Excel 2000 must be installed.
❖❖❖❖ .pdf (a file created using Acrobat 3.0/4.0)
Adobe® Acrobat Reader 4.0 or Adobe® Acrobat 4.0 or later must be installed.
Note
A printer that supports RPCS is required to print from the delivery server.
Depending on the application used, some print settings must be made in ad-
vance. For more information, see Setup Guide.
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Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Causes and Solutions
Troubleshooting
When launching the ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility from the de­livery server, the following message appears: "Delivery server authoriza­tion settings may be incorrect. The [Authorization for Server Access] di­alog box will be displayed. Set autho­rization properly."
When launching the ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility from a client computer, the following message ap­pears: "Delivery server authorization settings may be incorrect. Restart man­agement tools on the delivery server and set authorization properly."
The ScanRouter V2 starting account password may have been changed. Take the following steps, and then restart the delivery server.
Click [OK] in the dialog box.
When the [Authorization for Server Access] dialog box ap­pears, enter the new password, and click [OK]. Restart the delivery server.
The ScanRouter V2 starting account password may have been changed. Take the following steps, and then restart the server.
From the [Start] menu on the server, point to [ScanRouter V2], and then select [ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility].
The following message will appear: "Delivery server au­thorization settings may be incorrect. The [Authoriza­tion for Server Access] dialog box will be displayed. Set authorization properly." Click [OK] in the message box.
When the [Authorization for Server Access] dialog box ap­pears, enter the new password, and click [OK].
Restart the server.
Note
If the starting mode for the delivery server is set to
[Run in service mode], you must log into Windows.
5
The operation panel of a network de­vice displays "Cannot communicate with server."
The operation panel of an network device displays "Address update failed. Try again?"
The operation panel of a network de­vice displays "Destination and send­er list update has been failed. Try again?"
When selecting a server, the follow­ing message appears: "The specified computer name or IP address is not valid. Please specify another name or address."
Make sure that the server is operating properly.
Make sure that the network device has the correct IP
addresses for itself and for the server or other net­work settings.
Delivery service may not have started. Restart delivery service from the [Server] menu of the ScanRouter V2 Ad­ministration Utility.
Make sure that the server is operating properly.
Make sure that the network device has the correct IP
addresses for itself and for the server or other net­work settings.
Make sure that the network device settings are cor-
rect in [Set I/O Device] menu on the ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility.
Ma ke sur e that th e server setting is corr ect and t he IP address and name are correct in network settings.
You may be logged onto Windows under an account that does not have administrator access. Log in un­der an account that has the access right.
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Appendix
Problem Possible Causes and Solutions
5
There is no response when [Browse] is clicked in [Set I/O Device].
After entering an IP address in [Set I/ O Device] , the following message ap- pears: "The selected I/O device is not switched on, or is not available on this network."
When adding or deleting a destina­tion and updating the index, those on the network device are not updated.
When entering the password on the [Authorization for Server Access] dialog box, the following message is dis­played "Your password may be in­valid.If you are sure about password you entered, press [Cancel] and close the [Set Authorization for Server Ac­cess] dialog box."
Make sure that network devices are plugged in and switched on.
Make sure that connection can be made by selecting a device by host name and/or IP address.
Some I/O devices do not require any configuration. If the devices are of this type, clicking [Browse] may not display anything. If this is the case, make sure that the device has the correct IP address for the de­livery server.
Make sure that the device is plugged in and switched on.
Some I/O devices do not require any configuration. If this is the case, make sure that the device has the correct IP address for the delivery server.
Some I/O devices do not automatically update destina­tion lists. Press [Update Address] on the device to update the delivery list. For more information, see the operat­ing instructions that come with the network device.
The password for the starting Windows account may be incorrect, or account authorization may have changed. Make sure that the password and the authorizations are correct and re-enter the password, then, restart the com­puter.
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Unable to click [OK] whe n MAPI m ai l or SMTP settings are made under Destination.
When [Attach document link(s) and deliver] or [Notify without
attaching] is selected in [Document(s) to attach], the [Save as Windows file] or [In-Tray save] setting must be made.

Error Log

Error Log
The following table explains the meanings of common error log entries.
Entry Possible Causes and Solutions
Drive is not ready. Windows is not started on the destination computer.
The specified drive does not exist.
No network drive has been mapped to the network
folder which is selected as a destination folder. Map the network drive to the network folder again.
Note
Use the setting for re-connection at login if you
want document delivery to the destination fold­ers in the computers on the network.
No access rights to the specified folder.
No destination user has been regis­tered.
Destination file versions do not match.
Disk space insufficient. Free disk space has fallen below the [Issue alert at:] value
Delivery processing interrupted due to insufficient disk space.
Unable to process as disk is full. This message is displayed when attempting to send to
The sender does not have export access privileges to the specified folder. Make sure the user is logged in under the correct name. If the user name is correct, change the access privileges of the folder.
The destination group does not have the specified des­tination as a member and therefore the document could not be delivered. The document is saved in the undeliv­ered data tray.
The delivery to the specified destination has failed be­cause the delivery server and network device have dif­ferent versions of address book. This error occurs when the network device does not automatically update its address book. If the delivery server has updated its ad­dress book, restart the network device so that it updates its address book.
set in [Server disk space] on the [Error/Disk Space] tab. Cre­ate more disk space.
Free disk space has fallen below the [Issue alert at:] value set in [Server disk space] on the [Error/Disk Space] tab. Cre­ate more disk space.
an unverifiable disk or when attempting to save a doc­ument larger than the available disk space.
5
Mail other than delivery notice re­ceived to the server address.
Insufficient memory. Unable to con­vert to image.
Mail other than an unsuccessful delivery notice is sent to the delivery server. Check the mail saved in the error directory.
A delivery made contains a large amount of data which exceeded the capacity of the delivery server. Add more virtual memory. If this happens often, adding more memory to the delivery server is recommended.
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Appendix
Entry Possible Causes and Solutions
5
Unable to process due to insufficient disk space.
No response from server. Unable to deliver because of no response from a mail
SMTP server did not allow mail de­livery.
Data attempted to be delivered exceeded the free disk space of the drive to where the delivery was made. Make enough disk space on the drive for the data.
server. Check that the mail server is turned on and the cable is connected.
A delivery failed due to a large amount of data attached to e-mail or any other reasons. Contact your mail server administrator for appropriate mail settings.
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Uninstalling ScanRouter V2

Uninstalling ScanRouter V2
This section explains how to uninstall ScanRouter V2.
The contents of the RDCab folder re­main after ScanRouter V2 is unin­stalled.
Important
Before uninstallation, be sure to
back up the system and various data. Stop the delivery server from the ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility.
Note
ScanRouter V2 cannot be unin-
stalled when netwok devices are configured in [Set I/O Device]. To uninstall ScanRouter V2, delete all the network devices set in [Set I/O Device] first.
Exit the ScanRouter V2 Adminis-
A
tration Utility.
Select ScanRouter V2 in [Add and
B
Delete Application] on the control panel, and then select [Add and De- lete] or [Change/Delete].
The "InstallShield Wizard" dialog box appears.
Select if setting information such
E
as a Destination is deleted.
ScanRouter V2 has been unin­stalled and "Exit of Maintenance" appears.
Note
If you are asked to delete a file
which may be shared with other programs, select [No].
Select [Complete].
F
Note
If only ScanRouter V2 is in-
stalled in a computer, you can delete the RDCab folder (or a folder specified as a data path). If DeskTopBinder V2 or Scan­Router V2 Link is installed in the same computer, however, do not delete the RDCab folder (or a folder specified as a data path). If you want to delete the data in ScanRouter V2, delete the DR folder and the DRTmp folder in the RDCab folder (or a folder specified as a data path)
5
Select "Delete" and then select
C
[Next].
The Confirmation dialog box ap­pears.
Select [OK].
D
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Appendix

Dial-up Connection

Take the following precautions when using a dial-up connection capable devices:

Using a Dial-up Network Computer

5

Using Dial-up Router with ScanRouter V2

Set the delivery server to the correct settings with connected ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility, ScanRout­er V2 Link or DeskTopBinder V2. Set network devices to appropriate set­tings from [Set I/O Device] in ScanRout­er V2 Administration Utility.
If the network environment changes, make the necessary changes on cli­ents and/or network devices to cor­rect server information with connected ScanRouter V2 Adminis­tration Utility, ScanRouter V2 Link or DeskTopBinder V2, and set correct in­formation of connecting devices on [Set I/O Device] from ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility.
Important
If set for connection to the server
via dialup-Router, a connection may be charged.
If you are using the ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility, DeskTop­Binder V2 and/or ScanRouter V2 Link on a computer with dial-up fea­ture, a connection to the server may be charged with a certain settings.
Important
If a computer is set as automatic in-
ternet connection with the dial-up feature, a connection to internet is charged without notifying display. Set the computer to confirm con­nection in display before dialing up. Sometimes check if automatic dial-up is not taking place during using these applications.
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INDEX

A
Administrator Modes Available delivery methods
,
B
Back Up
,
44
C
,
CSI
14
D
,
,
,
,
,
33
42
34
20
33
,
,
20
, 1,
33
,
,
,
44
5
,
34
,
Daily Operation Default Image Format Delete Backup Data Delivery System Delivery Table Destination
Add New Destination Delete Destination Edit Destination Export Destinations Group Import Destinations User
Disk Space Disk Space Low Warning Document
Delete All Log Entries Export Log Entries Max Log Entries Limit
E
,
Error Error Log
Error Message Error Notification
21
,
42
Delete All Error Log Entries Export Error Log Entries Forward Delivery/Forwarding Error Data Max Error Log Entries Limit View Delivery/Forwarding Error Data
,
21
,
29
25
,
,
29
35
,
42
,
,
35
35
,
, 2,
33
21
42
42
,
43
,
8
,
43
43
,
,
43
43
F
,
Fax
41
Delete All Log Entries Export Log Entries Max Log Entries Limit
Fax delivering ID:
, 12,
H
,
Help
26
I
In-Tray In-Tray save Issue alert at:
,
33
, 3, 9,
,
20
33
L
, 20,
Log Low free disk space
40
,
M
, 30,
,
44
Mail Address Book
Add New Mail Address Delete Mail Address Edit Mail Address
Maintenance
N
Nondelivery Message
O
,
14
,
14
Own Fax Number Own Name
P
Password Preparation
,
29
,
17
,
Global settings Preparation for delivery operation
17
38
,
,
,
20
13
,
38
21
41
,
,
38
,
41
41
38
,
18
53
R
U
,
14
,
,
44
44
Recover Restore RTI
S
29
,
, ,
,
,
29
34
,
,
,
30 29
21
36
, ,
30
, 4, 10,
,
40
,
,
36
36
36 36
29
,
27
,
40
40
33
,
31
Save as Windows file
,
Scan
ScanRouter V2 Administration Utility
Schedule Select Server Send by E-mail Sender
Server disk space [Server] menu Set Administrator Set Delivery Feature Defaults Set I/O Device Set Preferences Status Bar Suspending and Resuming Service System Notices
40
Delete All Log Entries Export Log Entries Max Log Entries Limit
,
,
,
25
26
30
Launch Quit Screen Components
,
,
35
Add New Sender Delete Sender Edit Sender Export Senders Import Senders
,
,
27
,
,
28
25
Undelivered Data Tray
Delete Selected Undelivered Data Forward Undelivered Data Undelivered Data View Undelivered Data
,
,
,
51
31
25
Uninstalling Updating Information User Index User Modes
W
Web Settings
,
30
, 20,
,
31
,
27
,
38
39
,
39
,
39
54
T
,
TID
14
TSI Code
Add New TSI Code Delete TSI Code Edit TSI Code Export TSI Codes Import TSI Codes
, 12, 14,
37
,
,
37
, ,
,
37
37
37 37
UE USA B427
Part of illustrations or explanations in this guide may differ from your product due to improvement or change in the product.
Notes:
1. The contents of this documents are subject to change without notice.
2. No part of this document may be duplicated, replicated, reproduced in any form, modified or quoted without prior consent of the supplier.
3. THE SUPPLIER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE RESULT OF THE OPERATION OF THIS SOFTWARE OR THE USE OF THIS DOCUMENT.
Important
It is possible that any document or data stored in the PC will be damaged or lost by user
error during operation or software error. Be sure to back up of all important data before­hand.
Do not remove or insert any disk while operating this software.
THE SUPPLIER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR DAMAGES OR LOSS OF ANY
DOCUMENT OR DATA PRODUCED BY USING THIS SOFTWARE.
THE SUPPLIER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INCI-
DENTAL OR INDIRECT DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION OR LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMA­TION, AND THE LIKE) CAUSED BY FAILURE OF THIS SOFTWARE OR LOSS OF DOC­UMENTS OR DATA, NOR FOR ANY OTHER DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, IF THE SUPPLIER HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
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