Instruction Handbook
DC 2020
Scan (A)
Digital Multifunctional
System
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Contents
Trademark Information ......................................................................................i
Contents ............................................................................................................. ii
Section1 What is the Network Scanning System?.........................................1-1
1-1 Outline .............................................................................................................1-2
1-2 Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM ............................................................1-3
1-2-1 Contents of the CD-ROM ....................................................................1-4
(1) Scanner Utilities ............................................................................ 1-5
(2) TWAIN Source ................................................................................1-6
(3) Configuration Tool ......................................................................... 1-6
(4) Documents .....................................................................................1-6
(5) Select Language ............................................................................1-6
1-2-2 On-Line Manual ...................................................................................1-7
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Section2 Making Settings from a Web Browser .............................................2-1
2-1 WebPage Functions .......................................................................................2-2
2-2 Index of Objectives ........................................................................................2-3
2-3 Cautions ..........................................................................................................2-4
2-3-1 If you are having trouble connecting to the scanner
from a Web browser….........................................................................2-4
2-3-2 If a message appears which informs you that you can not
connect, such as “Could not open Internet Site XXXXX”................ 2-4
2-3-3 If “Cannot Find Page” appears… .......................................................2-4
2-4 Using the WebPage Functions Interface ...................................................... 2-5
2-5 The Home Page ..............................................................................................2-7
2-5-1 The Top Frame ..................................................................................... 2-8
2-5-2 The Menu Frame.................................................................................. 2-9
2-5-3 The Main Frame .................................................................................2-10
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2-6 System Setting .............................................................................................2-11
2-6-1 Setting Conditions ............................................................................2-11
2-6-2 TCP/IP Setting ...................................................................................2-12
2-6-3 Set Password .....................................................................................2-14
2-6-4 Reset ..................................................................................................2-14
2-7 Scanner Setting ............................................................................................2-15
2-7-1 Scanner Setting .................................................................................2-15
2-8 Tx. Setting to PC........................................................................................... 2-17
2-8-1 Destination PC List ...........................................................................2-17
2-9 Delivery Setting ............................................................................................2-20
2-9-1 Basic Setting .....................................................................................2-20
2-9-2 Destination Address List ..................................................................2-23
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Section3 Additional Utilities.............................................................................3-1
3-1 What Utilities are Included with this Product? ............................................3-2
3-2 Scanner File Utility .........................................................................................3-3
3-2-1 What is the Scanner File Utility? ....................................................... 3-3
(1) Preparations ...................................................................................3-3
(2) Operation Flow .............................................................................. 3-4
3-2-2 Computer Environment ...................................................................... 3-5
3-2-3 Installation and Uninstallation ...........................................................3-6
(1) Installing the Scanner File Utility .................................................3-6
(2) Uninstalling the Scanner File Utility ............................................ 3-7
3-2-4 Start Dialogue Box ..............................................................................3-8
(1) Accessing the Start Dialogue Box ...............................................3-8
(2) Contents of the Start Dialogue Box .............................................3-9
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3-2-5 Destination Folders for Scanned Data ............................................3-10
(1) The Setup Dialogue Box ............................................................. 3-10
(2) Designating a New Destination Folder for
Receiving Scanned Data ............................................................. 3-12
(3) Changing Settings for a Registered Destination Folder ..........3-15
(4) Removing a Destination Folder Designation ............................3-17
3-2-6 Saving Scanned Data as a File ........................................................ 3-18
(1) Outline of the Procedure .............................................................3-18
(2) The File Name ..............................................................................3-19
(3) The Image Data ............................................................................3-20
(4) If an Error Occurs when Writing Data to the Hard Disk… ........3-20
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3-3 Scanner Delivery Utility ...............................................................................3-21
3-3-1 What is the Scanner Delivery Utility?..............................................3-21
(1) Preparations .................................................................................3-21
(2) Operation Flow ............................................................................ 3-22
3-3-2 Computer Environment .................................................................... 3-23
3-3-3 Installation and Uninstallation .........................................................3-24
(1) Installing the Scanner Delivery Utility ....................................... 3-24
(2) Uninstalling the Scanner Delivery Utility .................................. 3-25
3-3-4 Using the Scanner Delivery Utility...................................................3-26
(1) Outline of the Procedure .............................................................3-26
(2) The File Name ..............................................................................3-27
(3) The Image Data ............................................................................3-28
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3-3-5 Various Settings and Registration................................................... 3-29
(1) Accessing the Start Dialogue Box .............................................3-29
(2) Contents of the Start Dialogue Box ...........................................3-30
(3) The Setup Dialogue Box ............................................................. 3-32
(4) Administrator Settings ................................................................3-33
(5) Limiting Email Destinations ....................................................... 3-36
(6) Registering Destination Email Addresses ................................ 3-38
(7) Registering Email Addresses of the Transmitting Sites ..........3-41
(8) E-Mail Opt. ....................................................................................3-44
3-3-6 Troubleshooting ................................................................................3-46
(1) If an Error Occurs when Writing Data to the Hard Disk… ........3-46
(2) If Mail Can’t be Sent… .................................................................3-47
(3) Log File .........................................................................................3-47
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3-4 TWAIN source ...............................................................................................3-48
3-4-1 TWAIN source ....................................................................................3-48
3-4-2 Computer Environment .................................................................... 3-49
3-4-3 Installing the TWAIN source .............................................................3-50
3-4-4 Uninstalling the TWAIN source ........................................................3-51
3-4-5 Image Data .........................................................................................3-52
3-4-6 Scanning an Image ...........................................................................3-53
(1) Starting the scanning operation at your computer… .............. 3-53
(2) Starting the scanning operation at the scanner… ................... 3-53
3-4-7 Main Dialogue Box ............................................................................3-54
3-4-8 Changing the Scanner’s IP Address ............................................... 3-58
3-4-9 Copy Management Setting ...............................................................3-60
3-4-10 If You Can’t Connect to the Scanner................................................ 3-61
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3-5 Configuration Tool........................................................................................3-62
3-5-1 The Configuration Tool .....................................................................3-62
3-5-2 Computer Environment .................................................................... 3-62
3-5-3 Using the Quick Setup Wizard .........................................................3-63
3-5-4 Using AdminManager .......................................................................3-65
(1) Installing AdminManager ............................................................3-65
(2) Running AdminManager .............................................................3-67
(3) Setting the IP Address ................................................................ 3-67
(4) Setting the Administrator’s Password .......................................3-69
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Section
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What is the Network Scanning System?
Page 1-1
1-1 Outline
This Network Scanning System enables multiple computers to share the use of a scanner that is connected to their network. A Scanner Interface Card, Scanner Library CD-ROM and a TWAIN-compatible
application CD-ROM are included as accessories with this product. The Scanner Interface Card should be
installed in the scanner itself and the Scanner Library CD-ROM is for use in the computer(s).
Refer to the User’s Guide included on the TWAIN-compatible application CD-ROM for information regarding to how to use the TWAIN-compatible application.
This On-Line Manual contains explanations regarding the functions of the utility programs that are included
on the Scanner Library CD-ROM (Scanner File Utility, Scanner Delivery Utility and TWAIN Source) as well
as the procedures for making scanner-related settings from a Web browser.
For more information on using the scanner itself, refer to the Scanner Set-up Edition of the Instruction
Handbook for your scanner.
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1-2 Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM
Included on the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM is the 3 other scanner utilities (Scanner File Utility, Scanner
Delivery Utility and TWAIN source) as well as an On-Line Manual. In order to use this Network Scanning
System, it will be necessary for you to install the TWAIN source and other scanner utilities from the CDROM onto an appropriate computer.
The following describes the procedure to access the Main Menu on the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM.
1. Insert the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM that is included with this product into the CD-ROM drive of the
computer.
2. If the “Auto Run” function is turned on in the computer, the Main Menu screen for the Scanner Utilities
CD-ROM will appear automatically.
* If the “Auto Run” function is turned off, double-click on the Setup.exe file that is on the CD-ROM to run
that file. The Main Menu screen for the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM will appear.
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1-2 Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM
1-2-1 Contents of the CD-ROM
The contents of the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM that you can access are displayed as selectable items in the
Main Menu screen.
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1-2 Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM
The following offers a basic outline of each of these available items. Click on the desired item to access it.
(1) Scanner Utilities
• Scanner Delivery Utility
This item installs the “Scanner Delivery Utility” in the computer. Using this utility enables you to have
scanned image data sent from the scanner to the designated email address of a client computer as an
attached file. This utility should be installed in one computer on the same network as the scanner. (Refer to
page 3-21.)
• Scanner File Utility
This item installs the “Scanner File Utility” in the computer. Using this utility enables you to have scanned
image data sent from the scanner to a network computer, with the resulting file then compressed and
saved into the designated folder on that computer. If there are going to be multiple destination computers
designated for reception of such data, this utility should be installed in each of those computer. (Refer to
page 3-3.)
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1-2 Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM
(2) TWAIN Source
This item installs the “TWAIN Source” in the computer. Once this driver is installed, you will be able to
operate the scanner and use the scanned image data right away using a TWAIN-compatible application on
the computer in which the TWAIN source is installed. If there are going to be multiple computers using this
capability, the TWAIN source should be installed in each of those computers. (Refer to page 3-48.)
(3) Configuration Tool
This item allows you use the “IB-2x Configuration” printing tool to make settings not only for printing but
those related to the scanning network as well. (Refer to page 3-62.)
(4) Documents
This item allows you to view the On-Line Manual for the software that is included on the Scanner Utilities
CD-ROM (Refer to page 1-7.)
(5) Select Language
This item lets you select the language that you want to be used on-screen.
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1-2 Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM
1-2-2 On-Line Manual
The On-Line Manual that is on this Scanner Utilities CD-ROM is prepared in a PDF (Printer Description
File) format and can only be viewed using the Adobe Acrobat Reader application.
Thus, prior to reading the On-Line Manual, you will first need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader on your
computer. (The Adobe Acrobat Reader installer application is included on the CD-ROM as well.)
IMPORTANT!
Adobe Acrobat Reader should be used in accordance with the contract conditions set forth by
Adobe Systems Incorporated.
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Section
2
Making Settings from a Web Browser
Page 2-1
2-1 WebPage Functions
The WebPage Functions interface enables the management of certain scanner functions using standard
Internet Web browser software. Performing such tasks as changing network settings and basic scanner
settings, in addition to performing settings related to email and data transmission to a computer and the
like, can be easily accomplished over the network.
IMPORTANT! Cautions before use…
• The Internet Web browser software must be installed in your computer in advance. It is recommended that you use version 4.0 or later of either Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer.
• In order to use WebPage Functions, the TCP/IP address of the scanner interface card must be
registered in advance. (Refer to “2-6-2 TCP/IP Setting” on page 2-12.)
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2-2 Index of Objectives
The following table lists, by objective, the different settings that are possible using the WebPage Functions
interface. Use this table as a reference index when making the corresponding settings.
Purpose
Set the TCP/IP address
Set the administration
password
Change scanning-related
default settings for the scanner
Register the destination
computer
Register the transmitting site’s
email address
Register the destination site’s
email address
Content
Contains explanations on setting the TCP/IP
address for the scanner interface card.
Contains explanations on the administration
password that must be entered whenever you
access the WebPage Functions interface.
Contains explanations on settings for scanning
images, such as the type of originals and the
scanning resolution.
Contains explanations on registering the destination
computer for sending data from the scanner to the
computer.
Contains explanations on registering the
transmitting site’s email address for sending email
(scanned data) from the scanner to the computer.
Contains explanations on registering the destination
site’s email address for sending email (scanned
data) from the scanner to the computer.
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Page2-14
Page2-15
Page3-17
Page2-22
Page2-23
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2-3 Cautions
2-3-1 If you are having trouble connecting to the scanner from a Web browser…
If you are trying to make settings related to the Scanner Interface Card or utilities in the scanner itself from
a Web browser and those settings are not being applied properly, first try to reboot the Scanner Interface
Card: Click on “Reset” in the menu frame, and then click on “Yes” in the window that appears to confirm
whether or not you really want to reboot. The Scanner Interface Card will then reboot. This will take a few
minutes, so please wait until the reboot is completed.
2-3-2 If a message appears which informs you that you can not connect, such as “Could
not open Internet Site XXXXX”...
If a message like this appears in your Web browser, check the following point:
• Is the initial mode screen displayed on the scanner?
-> If the initial mode screen is NOT displayed, return to that mode screen.
2-3-3 If “Cannot Find Page” appears…
If a message like this appears in your Web browser, check the following point:
• Is the scanner fully up and running?
-> If NOT, wait for awhile before trying to connect again.
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2-4 Using the WebPage Functions Interface
1. Start up your Internet Web browser software.
2. Type the IP address or host name of the scanner interface card into the address field.
3. Press the Enter key on your computer keyboard.
4. The home page for WebPage Functions will appear.
* The display will be in English at first, but you can select the language that you want to use. (Refer to
page 2-10.)
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2-4 Using the WebPage Functions Interface
5. If the administration password has been registered, the following dialogue box will appear when you click
on one of the setting links in the menu frame, such as System Setting or Scanner Setting. In this case,
type in the correct password and click on the OK button.
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2-5 The Home Page
The home page is constructed of 3 different frames.
• The top frame…Displays the IP address of the scanner interface card and the status of the scanner.
(Refer to page 2-8.)
The top
frame
The menu
frame
• The menu frame…Allows selection of various settings related to the scanner interface card and the
scanner itself. (Refer to page 2-9.)
• The main frame…Displays system information in regard to the scanner.(Refer to page 2-10.)
The main
frame
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2-5 The Home Page
2-5-1 The Top Frame
The top frame shows the IP address of the scanner interface card and the status of the scanner.
<IP Address>
• Displays the IP address that is registered for the scanner interface card.
<Scanner Status>
• If the scanner is in a “Ready” state, “O OK” will be displayed under Scanner Status. If the scanner is not
“Ready”, “O OTHER” will be displayed.
To check the status of the scanner when “O OTHER” is displayed, look under Scanner Status Information.
*
* The scanner status will be checked and updated every minute.
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2-5 The Home Page
2-5-2 The Menu Frame
The menu frame allows selection of various settings related to the scanner interface card and the scanner itself.
* You can select each item in the menu frame one after another. However, if you happen to select an item
in the middle of setting that same item, the information that you have already entered will be deleted.
• Home
Select Home when you want to return to the home page while you are accessing the scanner interface
card with your Internet Web browser software.
• System Setting
This item consists of 3 settings which can be performed in relation to the scanner interface card.
TCP/IP Setting…For making TCP/IP-related settings
Set Password…For setting the administration password that must be entered whenever you use the
scanner interface card
Reset…For rebooting the scanner interface card
• Scanner Setting - Default Setting
This item allows you to return the main functions of the scanner back to their factory default values.
• Delivery Setting
item consists of 2 basic settings which can be performed in relation to sending email (scanned data).
This
Basic Setting…For making basic settings related to sending email (scanned data)
Address List…For registering destination email addresses
• Tx. Setting to PC
Select when you want to make settings related to sending files to the computer where they will be saved.
• Destination PC LIST
This item allows you to register destination computers, etc.
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2-5 The Home Page
2-5-3 The Main Frame
The main frame displays system information in regard to the scanner. Selecting the language that you want
to use is also accomplished here.
* The registered default values will be displayed during start up of WebPage Functions.
• Scanner Status Information
When “O OTHER” is displayed under Scanner Status on the home page, click on the Refresh button at
the bottom of the screen and the status of the scanner will be displayed here. When “O OK” is displayed
under Scanner Status, “Ready to Scan” will be displayed here.
<Scanner Status>
The following 6 status indications can be received from the scanner: “Ready to Scan”,“Using Scanner”,
“Paper Misfeed in Feeder”, “System Error”, “Processing” and “Energy Save Mode”
• Ethernet Address
Displays the MAC (Medium Access Control) address of the scanner interface card.
• Network Firmware
Displays the firmware version of the scanner interface card.
• Scanner Firmware
Displays the firmware version of the scanner.
• Language
You can select the language that you want to
* The factory default setting for the language is English.
use in WebPage Functions
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2-6 System Setting
Settings for the scanner interface card are performed under the System Setting items. The settings for
each item can only be changed when the scanner is in the “Ready” state.
2-6-1 Setting Conditions
It is necessary for you to enter the administrator’s password in order to access the settings related to either
the scanner interface card or to the scanner itself.
• The administration password can be changed through the Set Password item under System Setting.
(There is no password registered when the software is used for the first time).
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2-6 System Setting
2-6-2 TCP/IP Setting
You can make TCP/IP-related settings for the scanner interface card here.
IMPORTANT!
• IP Address
Register the IP address of the scanner interface card in this field in the following form:
• Subnet Mask
Register the subnet mask of the scanner interface card in this field in the following form:
• Default Gateway
Register the default gateway of the scanner interface card in this field in the following form:
BE SURE to click on the Registration button after you have completed the desired settings.
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
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2-6 System Setting
• DHCP/BOOTP
The DHCP and BOOTP can be set to either “DISABLE” or “ENABLE”. The factory default setting is “ENABLE”.
• RARP
The RARP can be set to either “DISABLE” or “ENABLE”. The factory default setting is “ENABLE”.
• DNS Server (Pri.)
When a Host Name is used for transmitting data under an environment that uses a DNS server, register
the IP address of the primary DNS server in this field in the following form: XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
• DNS Server (Sec.)
Register the IP address of the secondary DNS server in this field in the following form:
• DNS Domain Name
Register the domain name (up to 32 characters) in this field.
• Registration
Click on the Registration button to have all of the selected settings registered in the scanner interface
card.
IMPORTANT!
If you go to another screen without clicking on the Registration button, any settings that have not
been properly registered will be deleted and, therefore, will NOT be registered in the scanner
interface card.
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
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2-6 System Setting
2-6-3 Set Password
You can set or change the administration password here.
IMPORTANT!
BE SURE to click on the Registration button after you set or change the password.
• Change admin password
If you want to change the administration password, type a new password into this field (up to 7 characters).
* The password that you register here is NOT related to the 4-number password that is required in order to
access the Network screen in the scanner itself.
• Confirm new password
Type the same password as you did in the Change admin password field in here.
* This procedure is necessary in order to ensure that the password was entered correctly.
• Registration
Once you type the new administration password into both the Change admin password and Confirm new password fields and then click on the Registration button, the new password will be
registered in the scanner interface card.
* If you leave the Confirm new password field blank, or the password that you typed into that field
does not match the password that you typed into the Change admin password field, an error
message will be displayed.
2-6-4 Reset
Click to reboot the scanner interface card. This will take a few minutes, so please wait until the reboot is
completed.
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2-7 Scanner Setting
Default settings related to scanning in images at the scanner are performed under this item.
2-7-1 Scanner Setting
You can make settings related to certain scanning conditions and the default file name (for saving scanned
data).
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2-7 Scanner Setting
• Original Type
You can select from among the following 4 original types in order to suit the originals that are actually being
scanned: Photo, Text, Mix(Text+Photo) and OCR
• Resolution
You can select from among the following 4 scanning resolutions: 600 dpi, 400 dpi, 300 dpi and 200 dpi
• File Type
Sets the file format in which scanned data will be saved: TIFF and PDF
• File Name
Sets the file name (up to 16 characters) for saving scanned data.
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2-8 Tx. Setting to PC
You can send scanned image files to a folder on a computer that was designated in advance, when you
use the scanner interface card. This items explains how to register the destination computer.
* Refer to pages 3-3 through 3-20 for an explanation on the functions of the Scanner Delivery Utility.
2-8-1 Destination PC List
• Destination PC List
Click on this item when you want to access the destination address registration screen where you can
register, confirm and edit information for up to 20 (No. 001 to No.020 ) destination computers.
* If a registration name has already been registered for any number, it will be displayed in the correspond-
ing text box.
If you click on the number for which you want to register the destination computer, the Destination PC
screen will appear and you will be able to register and/or edit information for that computer.
IMPORTANT!
BE SURE to click on the Registration button after you have completed the desired settings for the
destination PC.
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2-8 Tx. Setting to PC
• Destination PC
You will be able to register and edit registration names, destination computers and destination “save
numbers” for each number.
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2-8 Tx. Setting to PC
No
The number that you selected from the Destination PC List will be displayed here. This is merely information in order to remind you which number from the list it is that you are registering or editing information for
and this number cannot be edited itself.
Registration Name
Type the desired registration name (name of the destination party) into this field. The name registered here
will be displayed in the destination computer table and in the scanner’s operation panel.
* The registration name can be up to 16 characters in length.
Destination PC
Enter the destination computer’s IP address or Host Name into this field. If you enter both, the IP address
will normally be accessed prior to the Host Name.
* The Host Name can be up to 32 characters in length.
Save Number
If you want to designate multiple destination folders in a single computer, enter the corresponding “save
number” of each folder.
* You can designate up to 20 (save numbers “1” to “100”) folders per computer.
Registration
Click on the Registration button to have all of the selected settings registered in the scanner. If you do
click on the
Registration
not
button, any settings that have not been properly registered will be deleted.
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2-9 Delivery Setting
The following explain the various settings for sending email (scanned data) from the scanner to a computer
using the Scanner Delivery Utility.
* Refer to pages 3-21 through 3-47 for an explanation on the Scanner Delivery Utility.
2-9-1 Basic Setting
Make basic setting related to sending email (scanned data) here.
IMPORTANT! BE SURE to click on the Registration button after you have completed the desired settings.
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2-9 Delivery Setting
• Mail Gateway Address
Type the IP address or Host Name (computer name) of the computer that has the Scanner Delivery Utility
installed into this field.
* The Host Name can be up to 32 characters in length.
* In order to use settings based on the Host Name, a DNS server must be installed on the network.
• Subject
Type the subject of the email message (up to 32 characters) into this field.
• Text
Type the text (content) of the email message into this field (up to 64 characters).
• Character Code
Designate the character code that will be used in the email message. You can select from among the
following character codes: US-ASCII (English), Shift-JIS (Japanese) and ISO-8859-1 (West Europe)
• Sender Address Setting
Register the sending station’s email address, or confirm previously registered information.
You can only register information for one station.
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2-9 Delivery Setting
<Registering Sender Addresses>
Click on the Edit button that is at the right of the text box.
The Sender Address Setting dialogue box will appear. Register the information that you want for each
item (Sender Name and E-Mail Address) as explained below.
• Sender Name
Type the desired sender name (up
to 16 characters) into this field.
• E-Mail Address
Type the sending station’s email
address (up to 64 characters) into
this field.
• Registration
Once you have entered all of the
desired information, click on the
Registration button to have all of
the selected information registered
in the scanner. The sender name
registered here will be displayed in
the Basic Setting screen.
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2-9 Delivery Setting
2-9-2 Destination Address List
• Destination Address List
Click on this item when you want to access the destination address registration screen where you can
register, confirm and edit information for up to 72 (No. 001 to No. 072) destination addresses.
* If a registration name has already been registered for any number, it will be displayed in the correspond-
ing text box.
If you click on the number for which you want to register the destination address, the Destination Address
screen will appear and you will be able to register and/or edit information for that number.
IMPORTANT!
BE SURE to click on the Registration button after you have completed the desired settings.
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2-9 Delivery Setting
• Destination Address
You will be able to register and edit registration names and destination addresses for each number.
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2-9 Delivery Setting
No
The number that you selected from the Destination Address List will be displayed here. This is merely
information in order to remind you which number from the list it is that you are registering or editing
information for and this number cannot be edited itself.
Registration Name
Type the desired registration name (name of the destination party) into this field. The name registered here
will be displayed in the destination Address list and in the scanner’s operation panel.
* The registration name can be up to 16 characters in length.
Destination Address
Enter the destination site’s email address into this field. You can register multiple email addresses for a
single registration name as long as the addresses are within a total of 32 characters for that registration
name.
When registering multiple email addresses for a single registration name, separate each address by a comma.
*
* If you have registered one or more of the desired addresses in the Scanner Delivery Utility’s Address
List, you can enter, separating each one by commas, up to 8 of those addresses to form a group mailing
list. You only need to enter each corresponding number as registered in that Address List, not the whole
email address.
Registration
Click on the Registration button to have all of the selected information registered in the scanner. If you
not click on the
Registration button, any
do
information that has not been properly registered will be deleted.
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Section
3
Additional Utilities
Page 3-1
3-1 What Utilities are Included with this Product?
Scanner File Utility
The Scanner File Utility is used for sending graphic
image data that is prepared by the scanner to a
designated folder on a computer. This utility is also
responsible for compressing and saving the received
data in that computer.
* Refer to pages 3-3 through 3-20.
TWAIN source
The TWAIN source is used for controlling the scanning
operation with a TWAIN-compatible application and
having that scanned image displayed in that application.
The scanned data can then be edited and/or saved in
your computer using that application.
* Refer to pages 3-48 through 3-61.
Scanner Delivery Utility
The Scanner Delivery Utility is used to send graphic
image data from the scanner to the designated email
address of a client computer as an attached file. The
received attachment can then be opened and viewed at
that computer using any appropriate image viewer
application.
* Refer to pages 3-21 through 3-47.
Configuration Tool
The IB-2x Configuration Tool is used for performing
settings related to your IP address. This tool enables you
to use the same procedures to manage the network
settings for our printer and scanner models. Basic
information for understanding the “Quick Setup Wizard”
and the basic procedure for using “AdminManager” are
explained in this manual.
* Refer to pages 3-62 through 3-69.
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3-2-1 What is the Scanner File Utility?
The Scanner File Utility is used to receive graphic image data from a scanner into a computer. This utility
also compresses and saves the received data in the corresponding computer. Once the Scanner File Utility
is installed and the computer booted up again, the utility will also be started up automatically. In this case,
an icon that indicates the status of the Scanner File Utility will be displayed in the Windows Task Bar and
the utility will remain in a waiting state for data to be sent from the scanner. Other than installation of the
utility, the only operation necessary at the computer is to register in advance the desired destination folder
and folder password. After that, you only need to perform the appropriate procedure at the scanner and the
scanned image data will be saved into the designated folder.
* In order to use the Scanner File Utility, it is necessary for you to use WebPage Functions and register in
the scanner, in advance, the information regarding the destination computer and designated folder.
(Refer to page 2-17.)
(1) Preparations
First, perform the following set-up procedure in order to use the Scanner File Utility.
1. Install the Scanner File Utility into the desired computer. (Refer to page 3-6.)
2. Run the Scanner File Utility and register the folder into which you want the scanned data to be saved.
(Refer to page 3-10.)
3. Use a Web browser to register the IP address of the destination computer, and the corresponding
registration name and “save number” . (Refer to page 2-17.)
* Be sure to enter the same number as the “save number” (1 - 100) that you registered in the Save
Number field of the Scanner File Utility.
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(2) Operation Flow
The following illustrates the steps to save scanned image data in a computer using the Scanner File Utility.
Network Manager
Use
a Web
browser
to
2
destination
register
the
computer.
Scanner
3
4
Destination Computer
Scan
the original.
The scanned data
will be sent.
Use the
Scanner File Utility
to designate the
1
destination folder.
The transmitted data
will be received.
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3-2-2 Computer Environment
• Hardware…IBM PC-AT or compatible
• Interface…
• OS…Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows 95 and Windows Me
10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX or 10BASE2
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3-2-3 Installation and Uninstallation
(1) Installing the Scanner File Utility
1. Click on Scanner Utilities in the Main Menu
* In order to access the Main Menu, refer to “1-2 Using the Scanner CD-ROM” on page 1-3.
2. Click on Scanner File Utility.
of the Scanner CD-ROM. The following window will appear.
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3. Follow the instructions indicated in the wizard to continue the installation procedure.
* Once installation is complete, you will be able to use the Scanner File Utility once you reboot the
computer. After that, the Scanner File Utility will start up automatically with the computer and will run
in the background. In addition, an icon that indicates that the utility is running will appear in the
Windows Task Bar.
(2) Uninstalling the Scanner File Utility
Use the “Add/Remove Programs” function in Windows to uninstall the Scanner File Utility.
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3-2-4 Start Dialogue Box
The Scanner File Utility will automatically start up after installation. However, any time you want to quit the
utility program, whenever you want to designate the folder into which data – received from the scanner –
will be saved, as well as when you want to set a security password for that folder, you will need to access
the Start Dialogue Box.
(1) Accessing the Start Dialogue Box
• When the Scanner File Utility is running…
Double-click on the utility’s icon in the Task Bar. The
• When the Scanner File Utility is NOT running…
Click on Start in the Windows Task Bar and then select Program -> Scanner User Software -> Scanner
File Utility in that order from the successive menus. An icon that indicates that the utility is now running
will appear in the Windows Task Bar. Double-click on that icon and the Start Dialogue Box for the Scanner
File Utility will appear.
Start
Dialogue Box
for the Scanner File Utility will appear.
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(2) Contents of the Start Dialogue Box
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1. Status field…Displays the current status of the scanner.
2. OK button…Click on this button when you want to close the Start Dialogue Box.
3. Setup button…Click on this button when you want to designate a new destination folder for receiving
scanned data, or when you want to change settings or set a security password for any of the currently
registered folders. (Refer to page 3-10.)
2
3
4
4. Close button…Click on this button when you want to quit the Scanner File Utility.
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3-2-5 Destination Folders for Scanned Data
(1) The Setup Dialogue Box
When you want to select a new destination folder for receiving scanned data, or when you want to
change settings or set a security password for any of the currently registered folders, click on the
Setup button in the Start Dialogue Box. The Setup Dialogue Box will appear and the currently
registered destination folders will be listed.
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1 2
4
3
6
8
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1. New button…Click on this button when you want to designate a new destination folder for receiving
scanned data.
2. Edit button…Click on this button when you want to change the settings for any currently registered
destination folder.
3. Delete button…Click on this button when you want to remove the designation of any folder as a destina-
tion folder for receiving scanned data.
4. No. column…Displays the designated number of the currently registered destination folders.
5. Folder column…Displays the currently registered destination folders.
6. Comment column…Displays any comments registered in regard to each folder.
7. Hard Disk Warning (%) field…Once the volume of data on the hard disk reaches the percentage
registered here, a warning message will be displayed in the Status field of the Start Dialogue Box.
* If the volume of data on the hard disk reaches the designated percentage, the icon that is displayed in
the Windows Task Bar whenever the Scanner File Utility is running will turn yellow as well in order to
indicate that status.
8. OK button…Click on this button when you have completed registering or changing settings related to
destination folders. The Start Dialogue Box will be displayed once again.
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(2) Designating a New Destination Folder for Receiving Scanned Data
When you want to designate a new destination folder for receiving scanned data, click on the New button
in the Setup Dialogue Box. The Folder Setting Dialogue Box for making the corresponding settings will
appear.
1. Enter an unregistered number (type in a number between 1 and 100) into the No. field.
* The number that you enter here will be used as the designated number for that destination folder. It is
this number that you will have to register as the “save number” in the WebPage Functions interface and
then select in the scanner in order to have data sent to that folder.
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2. Click on the Browse button to the right of the Folder field in order to select the new folder that you want
to use as a destination folder for receiving scanned data. The Select Folder Dialogue Box will appear.
* You may also select the desired folder by typing the path for that folder directly into the Folder field.
A list of all of the folders available on the available hard disk(s) will be displayed in the Select Folder
Dialogue Box. Select the folder that you want to designate as a destination folder for receiving scanned
data and click on the OK button.
* You WILL be able to switch among available drives, but you will NOT be able to select any removable
drive such as a Floppy Disk drive, an MO drive or a virtual drive on the network.
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3. If you want to enter a comment about that folder, type the desired information directly into the Comment
field (up to 32 characters).
4. You can also designate a password for that folder for security purposes. If you want to set a security
password for that folder, type the desired password directly into the Folder Password field (up to 8
characters).
* If you do not want to designate a security password for the folder, no special settings are required in
that field.
5. If you did enter a security password in the Folder Password field, type the same password into the
Confirm New Password field. This step is necessary in order to ensure that the password was entered
correctly.
* If you did enter a security password, it will also be necessary to enter that password in the scanner
during the scanning procedure there.
6. Once you have completed all of the settings, click on the OK button. The selected folder will be regis-
tered with the entered information.
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(3) Changing Settings for a Registered Destination Folder
When you want to change the settings of a destination folder currently registered to receive scanned data,
select the folder you want from among the displayed list and then click on the Edit button in the Setup
Dialogue Box. The Folder Setting Dialogue Box for making the corresponding settings will appear.
1. If you want to change the settings in the No. field, the Folder field or the Comment field, follow the
corresponding procedure described in “(2) Designating a New Destination Folder for Receiving Scanned
Data” on page 3-12.
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2. If you want to change the security password for that folder, type the currently registered password into
the Old Password field.
3.
Type the new password that you want to register directly into the New Password field (up to 8 characters).
4. In order to ensure that the new password was entered correctly, type the same password into the
Confirm New Password field.
5. Click on the OK button. If there was no mistake in any of the password fields, the selected folder will be
registered with the new information.
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(4) Removing a Destination Folder Designation
Perform the following procedure when you want to remove the designation of any folder as a destination
folder for receiving scanned data.
1. In the Folder field of the Setup Dialogue Box, click on the folder that you want to remove the destination
folder designation for, in order to select it.
2. Click on the Delete button. The designation of that folder as a destination folder for receiving scanned
data will be removed.
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3-2-6 Saving Scanned Data as a File
(1) Outline of the Procedure
The following procedure explains in general how to use the Scanner File Utility to receive graphic image
data from the scanner.
1. Make sure that the Scanner File Utility is running in the computer in which you want to receive the data.
* If the Scanner File Utility is NOT running, refer to “(1) Accessing the Start Dialogue Box” on page 3-8
and start up the utility.
2. Set the original that you want to scan into the scanner.
3. On the scanner’s operation panel, select the destination computer that you want to save the scanned
data into.
4. If a security password has been registered for that folder, enter that password.
* If no password has been registered, this step is not necessary.
* If the entered password does not match the registered one, an error will occur and you will be unable
to continue the procedure.
5. Press the Start key on the scanner’s operation panel. The original that was set in the scanner will be
scanned and the resulting data will be sent to the designated computer. The received image data will be
compressed and then saved into the designated folder.
* The saved file can then be used as desired. It can, for example, be sent to other parties via email, or
displayed and edited using any application that is commercially available for that purpose, etc.
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(2) The File Name
Whenever a graphic image data is saved as a file on any computer, the file name (up to 16 characters +
suffix) will be created based on information registered in advance using the WebPage Functions interface.
If no settings have been made in advance, the file name will be automatically determined based on the
following rules.
File name:
•
• nnnn: Refers to document number (job number) designated in the scanner. This will be displayed as a
• mmm: Refers to the page number within a set of multiple originals. Each page will be saved as an
• suffix: Refers to the suffix that is added automatically by the Scanner File Utility based on the file format
IMPORTANT!
If the file name that is automatically assigned to a file is exactly the same name as a file that
already exists in the same folder, the pre-existing file will be deleted and the new file written over it.
: Refers to the file name that is registered in the scanner where the original was processed. This will
*******
be displayed in standard numbers, letters and/or symbols.
4-digit number between “0000” and “9999”.
individual file and given it’s own page number. This will be displayed as a 3-digit number between “000”
and “999”.
of the saved file.
nnnn_mmm.suffix
*******
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(3) The Image Data
• File format
Supports TIFF and PDF* formats.
*Using PDF Convert Library by HyperGEAR,Inc.
• Image data size
Standard sizes: A3, A4, A5, B4, B5, B6, 11" x 17", 8-1/2" x 11", 8-1/2" x 14",
5-1/2" x 8-1/2"; 11" x 15" and Folio
Custom sizes:
* When multiple pages of image data are received in the computer, it is NOT possible to designate the
page size for each page individually.
• Resolution (dpi)
Supports 4 different scanning resolutions: 200 x 200, 300 x 300, 400 x 400 and 600 x 600
* When multiple pages of image data are received in the computer, it is NOT possible to designate the
scanning resolution for each page individually.
• Compression method
Received image data will be compressed into binary bitmap data by this utility using G4 (MMR) compression.
(4) If an Error Occurs when Writing Data to the Hard Disk…
If there is insufficient space on the hard disk to save any file that is sent from the scanner, reception of any
subsequent data will be stopped and the data received up to the point that the hard disk becomes full will
be deleted.
Width - between 50 mm and 432 mm (17"); Length - between 50 mm and 297 mm (A4 length)
Caution: If the Scanner File Utility icon turns yellow…
If the volume of data on the hard disk reaches a designated percent, the Scanner File Utility icon that is
displayed in the Windows Task Bar will turn yellow to indicate that status. In this case, free up space on
the hard disk by saving data to another disk or media, etc.
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3-3-1 What is the Scanner Delivery Utility?
The Scanner Delivery Utility is used to send graphic image data from the scanner to the designated email
address of a client computer as an attached file. The image file received by the computer can then be
viewed using any appropriate image viewer application. When the computer is running, an icon that
indicates the status of the Scanner Delivery Utility will be displayed in the Windows Task Bar and the utility
will remain in a waiting state for data to be sent from the scanner.
(1) Preparations
First, perform the following set-up procedure in order to use the Scanner Delivery Utility.
1. Install the Scanner Delivery Utility in the gateway computer. (Refer to page 3-24.)
2. Run the Scanner Delivery Utility and register the IP address of the
3. Use WebPage Functions to register the IP address of the gateway server. (Refer to page 2-20.)
4. Use WebPage Functions to register the sender name. (Refer to page 2-20.)
5. Use a Web browser to register the destination information. (Refer to page 2-23.)
SMTP
server. (Refer
to
page 3-33.)
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(2) Operation Flow
The following illustrates the steps to sending scanned image data through email using the Scanner File Delivery.
Scanner Delivery Utility
Scanner
Set the
originals
1
Scanned data
2
IMPORTANT!
• The network’s SMTP and DNS servers must be running properly.
• The Scanner Delivery Utility must be running in the gateway computer.
File conversion /
Data compression
3
Gateway PC
PC
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Email w/ data
4
SMTP Server
Email w/ data
5
Destination
computer
Display &
Confirmation
6
PC
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3-3-2 Computer Environment
• Hardware…IBM PC-AT or compatible
• Interface…
• OS…Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows 95 and Windows Me
10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX or 10BASE2
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3-3-3 Installation and Uninstallation
IMPORTANT!
If you want to uninstall the Scanner Delivery Utility and the utility is currently running (the utility’s icon
will be displayed in the Windows Task Bar), quit the utility before performing the uninstallation procedure.
(1) Installing the Scanner Delivery Utility
1. Click on Scanner Utilities in the Main Menu of the Scanner CD-ROM.
* In order to access the Main Menu, refer to “1-2 Using the Scanner CD-ROM” on page 1-3.
2. Click on Scanner Delivery Utility.
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3. Follow the instructions indicated in the wizard to continue the installation procedure.
* Once installation is complete, you will be able to use the Scanner Delivery Utility once you reboot the
computer. After that, the Scanner Delivery Utility will start up automatically with the computer and will
run in the background. In addition, an icon that indicates that the utility is running will appear in the
Windows Task Bar.
(2) Uninstalling the Scanner Delivery Utility
Use the “Add/Remove Programs” function in Windows to uninstall the Scanner Delivery Utility.
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3-3-4 Using the Scanner Delivery Utility
(1) Outline of the Procedure
The following procedure explains in general how to use the Scanner Delivery Utility to receive graphic
image data from the scanner.
IMPORTANT!
• The host name and IP address of the SMTP server must be registered in advance. In addition, in
order to receive notices and information regarding errors, the administrator’s email address
must also be registered in advance. (Refer to page 3-33.)
* Make sure that the Scanner Delivery Utility is running in a computer that is on the same network
controlled by the SMTP server. If the Scanner Delivery Utility is NOT running, refer to “(1) Accessing
the Start Dialogue Box” on page 3-29 and start up the utility.
1. Set the original that you want to scan into the scanner.
2. On the scanner’s operation panel, select the destination site.
3. Press the Start key on the scanner’s operation panel. The original will be scanned and the resulting
data will be sent to the designated email address as an attached file.
4. The image data file will be received by the email account in your destination computer just as with
any standard email.
5. The attached data file can then be displayed, edited and printed by the recipient using any appropriate image viewer application.
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(2) The File Name
Whenever an image data file is saved on any computer, the file name (up to 16 characters + suffix) will be
automatically determined based on the following rules.
File name:
•
• nnnn: Refers to the transmission job number. This will be displayed as a 4-digit number between “0000”
• suffix: Refers to the suffix that is added automatically by the Scanner Delivery Utility based on the file
: Refers to the first part of the file name as registered in the Scanner Delivery Utility. This will be
*******
displayed in standard numbers, letters and/or symbols.
and “9999”.
format of the saved file.
*******
nnnn.suffix
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(3) The Image Data
• File format
Supports TIFF and PDF* formats.
*Using PDF Convert Library by HyperGEAR,Inc.
• Image data size
Standard sizes: A3, B4, A4, A5, B5, B6, 11" x 17", 8-1/2" x 14", 8-1/2" x 11", 5-1/2" x 8-1/2"; 11" x 15" and
Folio
Custom sizes: Width - between 50 mm and 432 mm (17"); Length - between 50 mm and 297 mm (A4 length)
* When multiple pages of image data are received in the computer, it is NOT possible to designate the
page size for each page individually.
• Resolution (dpi)
Supports 4 different scanning resolutions: 200 x 200, 300 x 300, 400 x 400 and 600 x 600
* When multiple pages of image data are received in the computer, it is NOT possible to designate the
scanning resolution for each page individually.
• Compression method
Supports G4 (MMR) compression for binary bitmap image data.
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3-3-5 Various Settings and Registration
The Scanner Delivery Utility will automatically start up after installation. However, any time you want to quit
the utility program, or perform settings related to the sender of the destination, you will need to access the
Start Dialogue Box.
(1) Accessing the Start Dialogue Box
Click on Start in the Windows Task Bar and then select Program -> Scanner User Software -> Scanner
Delivery Utility in that order from the successive menus. An icon that indicates that the utility is now
running will appear in the Windows Task Bar. Double-click on that icon (or right-click on the icon and select
Setup in the resulting menu) and the Start Dialogue Box for the Scanner Delivery Utility will appear.
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(2) Contents of the Start Dialogue Box
1
5
4
1 Status field…Displays the current status of the scanner.
2 Stop button (Start button)…Click on this button when you want to stop or restart an email transmission
operation.
3 OK button…Click on this button when you want to close the Start Dialogue Box.
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4 Setup button…Click on this button when you want to register settings such as a new destination email
address. (Refer to page 3-33.)
5 Help button…Click on this button when you want to display the Help function.
6 Close button…Click on this button when you want to quit the Scanner Delivery Utility.
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(3) The Setup Dialogue Box
Registration and editing of settings and destination email addresses by the administrator is accomplished
in the Setup Dialogue Box. In order to access the Setup Dialogue Box, click on the Setup button in the
Start Dialogue Box. The Enter Password Dialogue Box will appear first.
IMPORTANT!
If you are accessing the Setup Dialogue Box for the first time, there is no registered password. Thus, you
should not enter anything here; Simply click on the OK button.
Type the administration password directly into the Password field (up to 8 characters) and click on the OK
button. The Setup Dialogue Box will appear. (The Setup Dialogue Box is composed of 6 tabs: Administra-
tor, Restrict, Address List, Sender List, E-Mail Opt. and Log)
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(4) Administrator Settings
Administrator settings are accomplished in the Administrator Tab. Refer to the following explanations
before attempting the corresponding settings.
1
5
2
3
4
6
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1 E-Mail Address field…Type the email address of the administrator into this field. Information regarding
system errors will be sent to the address that you register here.
* The administrator’s email address can be up to 64 characters in length.
2 User Name field…Type the name of the administrator into this field (up to 32 characters).
3 Change Password button…Click on this button when you want to change the administration password.
The Change Password Dialogue Box will appear. (Refer to page 3-35.)
4 SMTP Server field…Type the Host Name or the IP address of the network’s SMTP server into this field.
* The Host Name can be up to 32 characters in length.
5 Hard Disk Warning (%) field…Once the volume of data on the hard disk reaches the percentage
registered here, a warning message will be sent to the administrator.
6 OK button…Click on this button when you have completed all of the settings.
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• Changing the Password
When you want to change the administration password, access the Change Password Dialogue Box.
PROCEDURE
1. Type the new administration password that you want to register directly into the New Password field (up
to 8 characters).
2. In order to ensure that the new password was entered correctly, type the same password into the
Confirm New Password field.
3. Once you have finished typing in the password, click on the OK button. If there was no mistake in any of
the password fields, the password will be changed, the new password registered and the Setup Dialogue Box will be displayed once again.
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(5) Limiting Email Destinations
The settings for limiting to whom email can be sent is accomplished in the Restrict Tab. Refer to the
following explanations before attempting the corresponding settings.
1
6
2
3
4
5
7
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1 No Restriction radio button…Select this radio button when you do NOT want to limit to whom email can
be sent.
2 Accept Outgoing Mail to these Domains radio button…Select this radio button when you want to limit
email to only certain approved destinations.
3 Approved Domains field…Type the domain name of approved destinations into this field.
* Each line of the domain name can be up to 64 characters in length and up to 10 lines can be used. A
wild card designation (“
4 Block Outgoing Mail to these Domains radio button…Select this radio button when you want to stop
email from being sent to certain destinations.
5 Prohibited Domains field...Type the domain name of prohibited destinations into this field.
* Each line of the domain name can be up to 64 characters in length and up to 10 lines can be used. A
wild card designation (“
6 Data Size…This is the setting for the maximum data size allowable for each individual email transmis-
sion.
7 OK button…Click on this button when you have completed all of the settings.
”) can also be used in the domain name.
*
”) can also be used in the domain name.
*
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(6) Registering Destination Email Addresses
Registration of destination email addresses is accomplished in the Address List Tab. Refer to the following
explanations before attempting the corresponding settings.
2
1
4
5
6
3
7
A list of currently registered destination email addresses will be displayed in the Address List Tab. If you
want to change information related to any of the currently registered destinations or to delete one of those
destinations, click on the corresponding destination. Once a destination is highlighted, it is selected.
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1 No. column…Displays the 3-digit registration number (between “001” and “999”) of each destination.
* If you use the number registered here instead of entering the full email address when making the
corresponding settings with WebPage Functions, the mail will be sent to the address that is registered
under the number that you use.
* Possible to register up to 250 addresses.
2 Name column…Displays the name of each destination.
3 E-mail Address column…Displays the email address of each destination.
4 New button…Click on this button when you want to register a new destination email address. The
Address Setting Dialogue Box will appear. (Refer to page 3-40.)
5 Edit button…Click on this button when you want to change information related to any of the currently
registered destinations. The Address Setting Dialogue Box will appear. (Refer to page 3-40.)
6 Delete button…Click on this button when you want to delete any of the currently registered destinations.
7 OK button…Click on this button when you have completed all of the settings.
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• Registering and Editing Destination Email Addresses
Registration and editing of destination email addresses is accomplished in the Address Setting Dialogue
Box.
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
1. Select the desired registration number (type in a number between “1” and “999”).
* It is possible to register up to 250 addresses.
2. Type in the name of the destination (up to 32 characters).
3. Type in the email address of that destination (up to 64 characters).
4. Click on the OK button. The entered destination information will be registered and the Setup Dialogue
Box will be displayed once again.
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(7) Registering Email Addresses of the Transmitting Sites
Registration of the email addresses of transmitting sites is accomplished in the Sender List Tab. Refer to
the following explanations before attempting the corresponding settings.
2
1
4
5
6
3
7
A list of currently registered transmitting site’s email addresses will be displayed in the Sender List Tab. I f
you want to change information related to any of the currently registered transmitting site’s or to delete one
of those sites, click on the corresponding site. Once a transmitting site is highlighted, it is selected.
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1 No. column…Displays the registration number of each transmitting site.
2 Name column…Displays the name of each transmitting site.
3 E-mail Address column…Displays the email address of each transmitting site.
4 New button…Click on this button when you want to register the email address of a new transmitting site.
The Sender Setting Dialogue Box will appear. (Refer to page 3-43.)
5 Edit button…Click on this button when you want to change information related to any of the currently
registered transmitting sites. The Sender Setting Dialogue Box will appear. (Refer to page 3-43.)
6 Delete button…Click on this button when you want to delete any of the currently registered transmitting
sites.
7 OK button…Click on this button when you have completed all of the settings.
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• Registering and Editing Email Addresses of Transmitting Sites
Registration and editing of transmitting site email addresses is accomplished in the Sender Setting
Dialogue Box.
1. Type in the desired 3-digit registration number (type in a number between “1” and “100”).
2. Type in the name of the transmitting site (up to 32 characters).
3. Type in the email address of that site (up to 64 characters).
4. Click on the OK button. The entered transmitting site information will be registered and the Setup
Dialogue Box will be displayed once again.
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(8) E-Mail Opt.
Typing in of the subject, message, signature and the name of any attached file is accomplished in the EMail Opt. Tab. Refer to the following explanations before attempting the corresponding settings.
* If a signature or other related information is not registered in the scanner, the information that is regis-
tered in this tab will be used instead.
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1. Subject field…The subject of each email message is composed of the prefix followed by the transmis-
sion number. The information that is typed into this field will become the prefix and it can be up to 32
characters in length.
2. Text field…Type the text (content) of the email message into this field. The email message can be up to
1,000 characters in length.
3. Signature field…Type the desired signature information into this field. The signature can be up to 500
characters in length.
4. File Name field…The name of any attached file is composed of the prefix followed by the transmission
number and then a suffix. The information that is typed into this field will become the prefix and it can be
up to 16 characters in length.
* The suffix will be added automatically by the Scanner Delivery Utility based on the file format of the
saved file.
* Each of these items can also be registered through a Web browser. (The available settings may differ
depending upon the model of your scanner.) If information is registered using the Web browser as well
as using this utility, the settings made through the Web browser will take priority.
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3-3-6 Troubleshooting
(1) If an Error Occurs when Writing Data to the Hard Disk…
If there is insufficient space on the hard disk to save any file that is sent from the scanner, reception of any
subsequent data will be stopped and the data received up to the point that the hard disk becomes full will
be deleted.
If the Scanner Delivery Utility icon turns yellow…
If the volume of data on the hard disk reaches a designated percent, the Scanner Delivery Utility
icon that is displayed in the Windows Task Bar will turn yellow to indicate that status. In this case,
free up space on the hard disk by saving data to another disk or media, etc.
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(2) If Mail Can’t be Sent…
There may be times when you try to send mail but the mail can not be successfully transmitted, such as if
the SMTP server cannot be found on the network. In such cases, check to make sure that the network
cable is connected securely or that there is no mistake in the designated server address. It is also possible
that there is some other trouble like the network SMTP or DNS server may be down.
* It will not be possible to send new email while the error message is displayed.
(3) Log File
The Scanner Delivery Utility creates a Log file and the information contained in that file can be viewed by
accessing the Log Tab. Refer to the Help function for a more detailed explanation of the Log File.
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3-4-1 TWAIN source
The TWAIN source utility is used for controlling the scanning operation with a TWAIN-compatible application and having that scanned image displayed in that application. This section of this Handbook contains
explanations on using a TWAIN-compatible application for scanning purposes.
IMPORTANT!
In order to use this method of scanning, the TWAIN source must be installed in the corresponding
computer. If there are going to be multiple computers using this capability, the TWAIN source
should be installed in each of those computers.
Scanner
Perform the desired settings
for the TWAIN mode.
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Set the original.
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Scanning Request
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Transmission
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Select the Size of the Original
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Select the Scanner from the
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3-4-2 Computer Environment
• Hardware…IBM PC-AT or compatible
• Interface…
• OS…Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows 95 and Windows Me
100BASE-T, 10BASE-TX or 10BASE2
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3-4-3 Installing the TWAIN source
1. Click on Install TWAIN Source in the Main Menu of the Scanner CD-ROM.
* In order to access the Main Menu, refer to “1-2 Using the Scanner CD-ROM” on page 1-3.
2. Select the model of the scanner being used.
3. Follow the instructions indicated in the wizard to continue the installation procedure.
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3-4-4 Uninstalling the TWAIN source
Use the “Add/Remove Programs” function in Windows to uninstall the TWAIN source.
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3-4-5 Image Data
The following indicates the image data specifications supported by this product.
Max. image size…Width: 432 mm (17"), Length: 297 mm (A4 length-wise)
Resolution (dpi)… 200 x 200, 300 x 300, 400 x 400, 600 x 600
Grayscale… 2 levels, 256 levels (Dual-value differential diffusion)
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3-4-6 Scanning an Image
There are essentially 2 main methods of using a TWAIN-compatible application to scan an image at this
scanner. The basic procedure for each of these is explained below. Follow the procedure that is appropriate to the operation that you will use.
* For more information on these procedures, refer to the Scanner Set-up Edition of the Instruction
Handbook for your scanner.
(1) Starting the scanning operation at your computer…
1. Use the TWAIN-compatible application to start TWAIN source in your computer.
2. Click on the Connect button in the TWAIN source.
3. Set-up the “Waiting Scan” mode and click on the Scan button.
4. Set the original that you want to scan in the scanner and press the Start key.
5. The scanned data will be send to your computer.
(2) Starting the scanning operation at the scanner…
1. Use the scanner’s operation panel to enter the TWAIN mode.
2. Set the original that you want to scan in the scanner.
3. Use the TWAIN-compatible application to start TWAIN source in your computer.
4. Click on the Connect button in the TWAIN source.
5. Click on the Scan button to start scanning.
6. The scanned data will be send to your computer.
* You can change the settings for the scanning resolution, as well as for the size of the originals to be
scanned, in either your computer or at the scanner itself. For more information on making settings
using the TWAIN source in your computer, refer to “3-4-7 Main Dialogue Box” on page 3-54. For more
detailed explanation on making settings using the scanner’s operation panel, refer to the Scanner Setup Edition of the Instruction Handbook for your scanner.
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3-4-7 Main Dialogue Box
The following explains each item within the TWAIN source Main Dialogue Box.
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1 Original Image Size…Lets you select, from among the following size settings, the size of the original
that you want to scan.
• Specifications for the Americas
Auto, Ledger (11" x 17"), Computer Form (11" x 15"), Legal (8-1/2" x 14"), Letter (8-1/2" x 11"),
Statement (5-1/2" x 8-1/2") and Custom (if you select this setting, the Custom Size Dialogue Box
will appear.)
• Specifications for Europe
Auto, A3 (297 mm x 420 mm), Computer Form (11" x 15"), A4 (210 mm x 297 mm),
A5 (148 mm x 210 mm), JIS-B4 (257 mm x 364 mm), JIS-B5 (182 mm x 257 mm),
JIS-B6 (128 mm x 182 mm), Folio (210 mm x 330 mm) and Custom (if you select this setting,
the Custom Size Dialogue Box will appear.)
2 Original Text Direction…Lets you select the orientation of the original and of the corresponding text.
3 Transmission Size…When you have selected a standard original size to be scanned, this setting lets
you select the page size at which you want the scanned image data to be received in your computer.
The following size settings are available:
• Specifications for the Americas
Ledger (11" x 17"), Legal (8-1/2" x 14"), Letter (8-1/2" x 11") and Statement (5-1/2" x 8-1/2")
• Specifications for Europe
A3 (297 mm x 420 mm), A4 (210 mm x 297 mm), A5 (148 mm x 210 mm), JIS-B4 (257 mm x 364 mm),
JIS-B5 (182 mm x 257 mm), JIS-B6 (128 mm x 182 mm), and Folio (210 mm x 330 mm)
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4 Original Type…Lets you select, from among the following, the type of original that is actually being
scanned: Photo, Text, Photo & Text and OCR
5 Resolution…Lets you select, from among the following, the desired scanning resolution: 600 dpi, 400
dpi, 300 dpi and 200 dpi
6 Scanning…Lets you determine the scanning operation.
Auto: If you set the original to be scanned on the platen, that original will be scanned and the scanner
will wait for the next command. If you set the original(s) in the DF, the scanning operation will continue
until all of the set originals have been scanned.
Page: If you set the original(s) in the DF, only one (the first) original will be scanned.
7 Page Separation…Lets you select whether or not you want to scan both sides of the original when you
set the original(s) in the DF.
None: Only one side of the original will be scanned.
2 Sided: Both sides the original will be scanned.
2 Sided (Rotate): Both sides the original will be scanned, but the image on the back side will be
rotated 180°.
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8 Status field…Indicates the current status of the scanner.
9 Scan/Connect button…If your computer is successfully connected to the scanner, the Scan button will
appear. Once you click this button, the scanning operation will start. If your computer is not connected
properly to the scanner, this button will appear as a Connect button to enable you to reconnect to the
scanner.
10 Waiting Scan checkbox…If there is a check mark in the Waiting Scan checkbox, the scanner is in the
Scan mode but in an operation-pause state. In this case, you will need to press the Start key on the
scanner’s operation panel in order to initiate scanning.
11 Default button…Click to return all of the settings in the TWAIN source back to their factory default values.
12 Scan Setup button…Click to display the Scan. Setup Dialogue Box. (Refer to page 3-58.)
13 Cancel button…Click to cancel the currently entered settings and close the Main Dialogue Box.
14 Help button…Click to display the Help Screen.
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