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Preface

Thank you for purchasing e-STUDIO4511 Series, e-STUDIO450 Series, or e-STUDIO280
Series Multifunctional Digital Systems. This Guide provides instructions on how to use TopAc­cess in user mode for remote device management. Read this guide before operating the
e-STUDIO4511 Series, e-STUDIO450 Series, or e-STUDIO280 Series and keep it within easy
reach to aid you in configuring a system environment that makes best of the e-STUDIO’s func­tions.

About This Guide

This manual describes how to operate the remote device management functions using the
TopAccess user functions.

Conventions

• The term “this equipment” in this manual refers to the e-STUDIO4511 Series,

e-STUDIO450 Series, or e-STUDIO280 Series.

• The term “e-Filing” in this manual is an abbreviation of “electronic filing”.

About Other Manuals

Other guides are included in the User Documentation CD-ROM provided with this system:

Printing Guide— explains how to install user software for the printer functions, including how
to set up and manage print jobs from Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac OS, and UNIX computers.

Network Administrator’s Guide— explains the basic configuration and administration of the
equipment in supported platform and network environments. It also includes guidelines for set­ting up network servers to provide various network services.

e-Filing Guide—explains how to operate the e-Filing features by using the TWAIN driver, File
Downloader and e-Filing web utility.

Network Fax Guide—explains how to use the network fax features that enable users to operate
fax and internet fax sending from a client computer via network.

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Table of Contents

SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT ........................................................... 2

TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHT................................................................ 4

Preface ...........................................................................................................5

About This Guide ....................................................................................................5

Conventions ......................................................................................................5

About Other Manuals..............................................................................................5

Table of Contents ........................................................................................... 6

1. Overview ...........................................................................................................9

Features and Functions................................................................................10

2. TopAccess End-User Mode...........................................................................11

TopAccess Overview.................................................................................... 12

Accessing TopAccess End-User Mode ........................................................ 13

TopAccess Web Site ............................................................................................14

Checking Device Status ............................................................................... 16

Managing Jobs ............................................................................................. 17

Managing Print Jobs .............................................................................................17

Displaying Print Jobs.......................................................................................17

Deleting a Print Job.........................................................................................18

Releasing a Print Job......................................................................................18

Managing Fax/Internet Fax Jobs ..........................................................................19

Displaying Fax/Internet Fax Jobs....................................................................19

Deleting a Fax Transmission Job....................................................................20

Managing Scan Jobs ............................................................................................21

Displaying Scan Jobs......................................................................................21

Deleting a Scan Job........................................................................................22

Displaying Job Logs ..................................................................................... 23

Displaying Print Job Logs .....................................................................................23

Displaying Transmission Journals ........................................................................24

Displaying Reception Journals .............................................................................25

Displaying Scan Job Logs ....................................................................................26

Managing Templates .................................................................................... 27

Registering Private Template Groups...................................................................27

Setting Group Information...............................................................................27

Setting Group Password .................................................................................29

Resetting Group Information...........................................................................31

Registering Private Templates..............................................................................33

Registering or Editing Private Templates........................................................33

Panel Setting .............................................................................................40

Destination Setting ....................................................................................41

Internet Fax Setting ...................................................................................47

Fax Setting ................................................................................................48

Email Setting .............................................................................................50

Save as file Setting....................................................................................51

Box Setting ................................................................................................53

Scan Setting ..............................................................................................53

Setting Template Password ............................................................................55

Resetting Private Templates...........................................................................58

Displaying Public Templates.................................................................................61

Managing Address Book .............................................................................. 63

Managing Contacts in the Address Book..............................................................63

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Adding, Editing, or Deleting Contacts Manually ..............................................63

Adding New Contact from the LDAP Server ...................................................67

Managing Groups in the Address Book ................................................................69

Managing Mailboxes..................................................................................... 72

Setting Up an Open Mailbox.................................................................................73

MailBox Setting ...............................................................................................76

Destination Setting..........................................................................................77

Internet Fax Setting.........................................................................................77

Relay End Terminal Report.............................................................................77

Email Setting...................................................................................................78

Save as file Setting .........................................................................................78

Box Setting......................................................................................................78

Deleting an Open Mailbox ....................................................................................79

Managing Counters ...................................................................................... 81

Displaying the Total Counter ................................................................................81

Displaying the Department Counter......................................................................81

3. Troubleshooting.............................................................................................85

TopAccess Errors ......................................................................................... 86

TopAccess Error Messages..................................................................................86

Print Job Status Messages .............................................................................86

Transmission/Reception Journal Status Messages ........................................86

Scan Job Status Messages.............................................................................91

4. INDEX ..............................................................................................................97

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1. OVERVIEW

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Features and Functions

TopAccess, a web-based job and device management tool, allows you to access device informa­tion over the Internet.

TopAccess, in user mode, allows you to:

• Display device information and status.

• Manage print jobs, fax and Internet Fax jobs, and scan jobs.

• Display print job logs, transmission journals, reception journals, and scan job logs.

• Create Private templates for general and specific use.

• Add contacts or groups to the address book.

• Create ITU-T compatible mailboxes (Optional Fax unit is required).

• Display counters.

NOTE:

• TopAccess is available only when the Network Interface Card is installed.

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2. TOPACCESS END-USER MODE

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TopAccess Overview

TopAccess is a web-based job and device management tool that allows you to access informa­tion about this equipment over the Internet.

TopAccess has two web sites available. One site is designed for end users and the other is for the
administrators.

• The end-user site displays the equipment and job status and enables you to create and main-

tain private template groups and private templates.

• The administrator site enables network administrators to configure device settings, conduct

maintenance, and update the address book, public template group and public templates.

NOTE: • For instructions on how to use TopAccess in the administrator mode, refer to the

Network Administrator’s Guide.

End users can:

• Display general device information including the status, drawer/accessory configuration,

and paper supply information.

• Display and manage the status of print jobs, fax/internet fax transmit jobs, and scan jobs sub-

mitted by the user. (Optional Fax unit is required for displaying and managing the fax trans­mit jobs)

• Display the job logs for print, fax/internet fax transmit, fax/internet fax reception, and scan.

(Optional Fax unit is required for displaying the fax transmit and fax reception job log.)

• Register and modify the templates.

• Add or modify the contacts and groups in the address book.

• Register and modify the mailboxes. (Optional Fax unit is required.)

• Display the counters logs

• Download client software.

NOTES: • Because TopAccess uses cookies to store information on the user’s system, users

must have cookies enabled in the browser.

• When TopAccess does not work properly, delete cookies and try again.

• On Netscape 7.1, the Confirm dialog box that asks whether you want Password

Manager to remember the logon may appear when you save any changes in TopAc­cess. If the dialog box appears, click [No] to disable the memory of Password Man­ager. If enabled, unexpected values may automatically be entered when you open
the page next time.

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Accessing TopAccess End-User Mode

To operate TopAccess, this equipment should be connected to the network and be configured
with the TCP/IP settings. After you complete the TCP/IP setup, you can access to TopAccess
web site to operate various functions from your computer using a web browser such as Netscape
Navigator and Internet Explorer.

You can use the TopAccess web-based utility from a Windows, Macintosh or Unix operating
system environment. The following browsers are supported:

 Windows

• Internet Explorer 5.5 or later

• Netscape Navigator 7.02 or later

 Macintosh

• Internet Explorer 5.5 or later

• Netscape Navigator 7.02 or later

 Unix

• Netscape Navigator 7.02 or later

Accessing TopAccess in end-user mode

1. To navigate to TopAccess, enter the following URL on the

address box of your Internet browser.

http://<IP Address> or http://<Device Name>

For example

When the IP address of the equipment is “10.10.70.105”:

http://10.10.70.105

When the device name of this equipment is “mfp-00c67861”:

http://mfp-00c67861

2. The TopAccess web page for end users opens.

SUPPLEMENT: • You can also access TopAccess using the TopAccessDocMon link. For instructions

on accessing TopAccess from TopAccessDocMon, see the Printing Guide.

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TopAccess Web Site

When you access TopAccess, the general information page of the TopAccess web site is dis­played.

From here, you can initiate most device monitoring and management functions.

The basic TopAccess page contains following items:

1

2

3

4 5

6

1) Function Tab

This provides access to main pages of TopAccess for each function.

2) Menu Bar

This provides access to each menu page under the selected function tab.

3) Submenu Bar

This provides access to each submenu page under the selected menu and function tab.

4) Install Software link

Click this to open the Install Client Software page to download the client software from
TopAccess.

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5) Top link

Click this to display the top of the page that is currently displayed.

6) Help link

Click this to display the Online Help.

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Checking Device Status

TopAccess opens with the end-user Device tab, which includes a picture of the device. At any
time, the end-user may click Refresh to update the TopAccess status information.

This tab shows the following information about the device:

1

2

3

1) Device Information

• Statu s — Displays the device status.

• Name — Displays the name of this equipment.

• Location — Displays the equipment’s location.

• Copier Model — Displays the model name of this equipment.

• Hard Disk Space Available — Displays the available size to store the Save as file and

Store to e-Filing documents.

• Contact Information — Displays the contact name of the person responsible for man-

aging this device.

• Phone Number — Displays the phone number of the person responsible for managing

this device.

• Message — Displays the administrative message.

• Alerts — Displays the alert message. Errors are in red and warnings are in yellow.

2) Paper

• Drawer — Lists the installed drawers.

• Size — Displays the paper size set in each drawer.

• Typ e — Displays the paper type set in each drawer.

• Capacity — Displays the maximum paper capacity that can be set in each drawer.

• Statu s — Displays the consumption status in each drawer.

3) Options

• Finisher — Displays the type of finisher installed.

• Hole Punch Unit — Displays whether the hole punch unit is installed.

• Fax — Displays whether the fax unit is installed.

• Optional Function — Displays whether the optional function kit is installed (for

e-STUDIO450 Series and e-STUDIO280 Series only).

• Auto Duplex Unit — Displays whether the auto duplex unit is installed (for

e-STUDIO280 Series only).

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Managing Jobs

Using TopAccess, end users can display and delete print jobs, fax transmission jobs, and scan
jobs released by end users.

Managing Print Jobs

Using TopAccess, you can display, delete and release print jobs that are currently in the queue.

Displaying Print Jobs

Accessing the Print menu page in the Job Status tab

1. Click the Job Status tab and click the Print menu.

• The Print menu page is displayed.

2. If your print job previously released is not displayed in the

list, click the [REFRESH] icon at the upper right in the page.

SUPPLEMENTS: • The print jobs that had finished printing are displayed in the Log tab.

• To sort the print jobs list so that a particular job is easier to be found, click the appro-

priate table heading. The page refreshes to display the information in the order you
requested.

The Print menu page displays following information for each print job.

1) User Name

Displays the computer name that released the print job.

2) Date Time

Displays the date and time when the print job was released from the client computers.

3) Type

Displays the print job type.

4) Paper

Displays the paper size of the print jobs.

5) Pages

Displays the number of pages the print job contains.

6) Sets

Displays the number of copies set in the print jobs.

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Deleting a Print Job

Deleting a print job

1. Click the Job Status tab and click the Print menu.

• The Print menu page is displayed.

2. Select an option button at the left of the print job that you

want to delete.

• You can select only one print job at a time.

3. Click [Delete].

• Selected print job is deleted.

Releasing a Print Job

You can print jobs that are stored in the queue.

Releasing a print job

1. Click the Job Status tab and click the Print menu.

• The Print menu page is displayed.

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2. Select an option button at the left of the print job that you

want to release.

• You can select only one print job at a time.

3. Click [Release].

• When you select other than a private job, the selected print job is

immediately printed.

• When you select a private job, the Private Print Job window appears.

4. When the Private Print Job window appears, enter the pass-

word for the private job and click [Enter].

• The selected private job is immediately printed.

Managing Fax/Internet Fax Jobs

Using TopAccess, you can display and delete fax transmission jobs including fax transmission
and Internet Fax transmission.

Displaying Fax/Internet Fax Jobs

Accessing the Fax/Internet Fax menu page in the Job Status tab

1. Click the Job Status tab and click the Fax/Internet Fax menu.

• The Fax/Internet Fax menu page is displayed.

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2. If your fax transmission job previously released is not dis-

played in the list, click the [REFRESH] icon at the upper right
in the page.

SUPPLEMENTS: • The transmission jobs that had finished the transmission are displayed in the Log

tab.

• To sort the fax transmission jobs list so that a particular job is easier to be found,

click the appropriate table heading. The page refreshes to display the information in
the order you requested.

The Fax/Internet Fax menu page displays following information for each fax transmission job.

1) File No.

Displays the file number to identify the fax transmission job.

2) TO

Displays the destinations set to the fax transmission job.

3) Date Time

Displays the date and time when the fax transmission job is released from the Touch Panel
Display or client computer using the N/W-Fax driver.

4) Pages

Displays the number of pages the fax transmission job contains.

5) Delay Time

Displays the delayed time set to the fax transmission job.

Deleting a Fax Transmission Job

You can delete a fax transmission job.

Deleting a fax transmission job

1. Click the Job Status tab and click the Fax/Internet Fax menu.

• The Fax/Internet Fax menu page is displayed.

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2. Select an option button at the left of the fax transmission job

that you want to delete.

• You can select only one fax transmission job at a time.

3. Click [Delete].

• Selected fax transmission job is deleted.

Managing Scan Jobs

Using TopAccess, you can display and delete scan jobs that are currently in the queue.

Displaying Scan Jobs

Accessing the Scan menu page in the Job Status tab

1. Click the Job Status tab and click the Scan menu.

• The Scan menu page is displayed.

2. If your scan job previously released is not displayed in the

list, click the [REFRESH] icon at the upper right in the page.

SUPPLEMENTS: • The scan jobs that had finished scanning are displayed in the Log tab.

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• To sort the scan jobs list so that a particular job is easier to be found, click the appro-

priate table heading. The page refreshes to display the information in the order you
requested.

The Scan menu page displays following information for each scan job.

1) Destination

When the job performs the Scan to File or Scan to e-Filing, it displays the document name to
be stored. When the job performs the Scan to Email, it displays the destinations where the
scanned document will be sent.

2) Agent

Displays the agent of the scan job.

3) Date Time

Displays the date and time when the scan job is released from the Touch Panel Display.

4) Pages

Displays the number of pages the scan job contains.

5) Status

Displays the detailed status of the scan job.

Deleting a Scan Job

You can delete a scan job.

Deleting a scan job

1. Click the Job Status tab and click the Scan menu.

• The Scan menu page is displayed.

2. Select an option button at the left of the scan job that you

want to delete.

• You can select only one scan job at a time.

3. Click [Delete].

• Selected scan job is deleted.

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Displaying Job Logs

Using TopAccess, end users can display print job logs, transmission journals, reception journals,
and scan job logs.

Displaying Print Job Logs

Using TopAccess, you can display the print job logs printed on this equipment.

Accessing the Print menu page in the Logs tab

1. Click the Logs tab and click the Print menu.

• The Print menu page is displayed.

2. Click the [REFRESH] icon at the upper right in the page to

obtain the update information.

SUPPLEMENT: • To sort the print job logs list so that a particular job log is easier to be found, click the

appropriate table heading. The page refreshes to display the information in the
order you requested.

The Print menu page displays following information for each print job log.

1) User Name

Displays the computer name that released the print job. Click the header link to sort the
print job list by user name.

2) Date Time

Displays the date and time that the print job was released from the client computers. Click
the header link to sort the print job list by Date and Time.

3) Type

Displays the print job type. Click the header link to sort the print job list by print job type.

4) Paper

Displays the paper size of the print jobs.

5) Pages

Displays the number of pages the print job contains.

6) Sets

Displays the number of copies set in print jobs.

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Displaying Transmission Journals

Using TopAccess, you can display the transmission journals that this equipment sent by fax and
Internet Fax transmission.

Accessing the Transmission menu page in the Logs tab

1. Click the Logs tab and click the Transmission menu.

• The Transmission menu page is displayed.

2. Click the [REFRESH] icon at the upper right in the page to

obtain the update information.

SUPPLEMENT: • To sort the transmission journals list so that a particular transmission journal is eas-

ier to be found, click the appropriate table heading. The page refreshes to display
the information in the order you requested.

The Transmission menu page displays following information for each transmission journal.

1) No.

Displays the serial number of the journals.

2) File No.

Displays the file number to identify the transmission job.

3) Date Time

Displays the date and time the transmission job was performed.

4) Duration

Displays the time length taken for the transmissions. If it takes more than 1 hour, “59:59” is
indicated.

5) Pages

Displays the number of pages the transmission job contains.

6) TO

Displays the destinations set to the transmission job.

7) Dept

Displays the department name.

8) Mode

Displays the transmission mode.

9) Status

Displays the result of the transmission.

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10) Line

Displays the line used.

Displaying Reception Journals

Using TopAccess, you can display the reception journals that this equipment received by fax and
Internet Fax transmission.

Accessing the Reception menu page in the Logs tab

1. Click the Logs tab and click the Reception menu.

• The Reception menu page is displayed.

2. Click the [REFRESH] icon at the upper right in the page to

obtain the update information.

SUPPLEMENT: • To sort the reception journals list so that a particular reception journal is easier to be

found, click the appropriate table heading. The page refreshes to display the infor­mation in the order you requested.

The Reception menu page displays following information for each reception journal.

1) No.

Displays the serial number of the journals.

2) File No.

Displays the file number to identify the received job.

3) Date Time

Displays the date and time of receiving the job.

4) Duration

Displays the time length taken for the receptions. If it takes more than 1 hour, “59:59” is
indicated.

5) Pages

Displays the number of pages the received job contains.

6) From

Displays the sender’s email address or fax number of the received job.

7) Dept

Displays the department number.

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8) Mode

Displays the reception mode.

9) Status

Displays the result of the reception.

10) Line

Displays the line used.

Displaying Scan Job Logs

Using TopAccess, you can display scan job logs that this equipment performed.

Accessing the Scan menu page in the Logs menu

1. Click the Logs tab and click the Scan menu.

• The Scan menu page is displayed.

2. Click the [REFRESH] icon at the upper right in the page to

obtain the update information.

SUPPLEMENT: • To sort the scan job logs list so that a particular scan job log is easier to be found,

click the appropriate table heading. The page refreshes to display the information in
the order you requested.

The Scan menu page displays following information for each scan job log.

1) Destination

When the job performed the Scan to File or Scan to e-Filing, it displays the document name
that was stored. When the job performed the Scan to Email, it displays the destinations
where the scanned document was sent.

2) Agent

Displays the agent of the scan job.

3) Date Time

Displays the date and time when the scan job was released from the Control Panel.

4) Pages

Displays the number of pages the scan job contains.

5) Status

Displays the detailed result status of the scan job.

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Managing Templates

Templates contain preset information for the operation of the copiers, scans, and fax and Internet
Fax transmissions so that users can perform these operations easily by selecting the template
button on the Touch Panel Display.

Templates are stored in groups. There are up to 200 private template groups and one public
group. Each group can contain up to 60 templates.

Templates in the public group are created and maintained by the administrator. The public group
can be accessed by all users, but some of the templates may be designed for specific purposes
and have passwords assigned to them. For more information about setting up the public tem­plates, see the Network Administrator’s Guide.

Templates in private template groups are based on particular group profiles. Private groups can
be assigned passwords. You can also assign passwords to individual templates. If it has no pass­word assigned at either the template or group level, a “private” template is accessible to all
users.

In practice, you may not need to create templates or groups yourself. The administrator and other
users may have set up all the templates you need for your work. Before creating any template,
look on your system to see what templates are available.

When users set up the templates and template group for the first time, you must first create a
template group according to how templates are grouped, and then register the template that you
require.

 P.27 "Registering Private Template Groups"
 P.33 "Registering Private Templates"

In addition, you can also display the templates list registered in the public group.

 P.61 "Displaying Public Templates"

SUPPLEMENT: • Templates can be managed using the Touch Panel Display. For managing tem-

plates from the Touch Panel Display, please see the Operator’s Manual for Basic
Function.

Registering Private Template Groups

Before registering private templates, you have to register the private template group. You can
classify the private templates according to every department, every user, and a use by registering
the private template groups.

Also each private template group can be protected by the password.

 P.27 "Setting Group Information"
 P.29 "Setting Group Password"
 P.31 "Resetting Group Information"

Setting Group Information

You can define up to 200 private template groups. To define the private template groups, you
can specify the group name, owner, and email notification setting.

Setting a private template group information

1. Click the Registration tab and the Template menu.

• The Template menu page is displayed.

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2. Click the “Undefined” group name link to define a new private

template group, or click the group name link that has been
defined to edit the private template group information.

• If you select the private template group that has not been defined, the

Group Properties page is displayed. Skip to step 5.

• If you select the defined private template group that is not protected
by a password, the Private Templates page is displayed. Skip to step

4.

• If you select the defined private template group that is protected by a
password, the Input Group Password page is displayed. Go to the
next step.

SUPPLEMENTS: • You can display only defined private template groups by clicking on the “Defined

Groups” link. The page displays all 200 private template groups in default page
view.

• If you know which private template group you want to define or edit, click the num-

ber of the private template group in the “Jump to” links.

3. When the Input Group Password page is displayed, enter the

5-digit password for the selected private template group and
click [OK].

• The Private Templates page is displayed.

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4. Click [Edit] to define or edit the group information.

• The Group Properties page is displayed.

5. Enter the items below as desired.

Number — Displays the number of the private template group.

Name — Enter the name of the private template group.

User Name — Enter the owner name of the private template group.

Notification — Enter the default email address where the notification will be

sent. The email address entered here will be displayed in the Panel Settings
page and can be selected for the destination of the notifications when creating a
private template in this group.

6. Click [Save] to apply changes.

7. You can continue setting the group password, or registering

or editing templates in the group, as required.

 P.29 "Setting Group Password"

 P.33 "Registering Private Templates"

Setting Group Password

To set the group password, you must register the private template group first. You can set the
password for the group that you have already registered.

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Setting the group password

1. Click the Registration tab and the Template menu.

• The Template menu page is displayed.

2. Click the group name link that you want to set or to modify

the group password.

• If you select the private template group that is not protected by a

password, the Private Templates page is displayed. Skip to step 4.

• If you select the private template group that is protected by a pass­word, the Input Group Password page is displayed. Go to the next
step.

SUPPLEMENTS: • You can display only defined private template groups by clicking on the “Defined

Groups” link. The page displays all 200 private template groups in default page
view.

• If you know which private template group you want to define or edit, click the num-

ber of the private template group in the “Jump to” links.

3. When the Input Group Password page is displayed, enter the

5-digit password for the selected private template group and
click [OK].

• The Private Templates page is displayed.

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