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This guide describes configuration procedures for the features and functionality that pertains to the
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Xerox
Instant Print Kiosk. You can use this guide to help you manage your kiosk.
You access the most of kiosk configuration settings from the kiosk touch screen. Some of the kiosk
features appearing at the kiosk touch screen do not pertain to Xerox
does not include these features.
This guide is designed for a system administrator with network administrator rights who understands
networking concepts.
The Xerox
information includes the location of covers, card readers, power buttons, plungers, and other parts of
the kiosk. The guide also describes operations that you can perform at the kiosk. These operations
include the use of power buttons to restart, power on, and power off the kiosk. If you are unfamiliar
with any aspect of the kiosk, refer to the User Guide.
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Instant Print Kiosk User Guide provides information about the layout of the kiosk. This
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Instant Print Kiosk. This guide
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System Administrator Guide
Introduction
Setting Up the Required Administrator Accounts
Before your kiosk is delivered, you must create and set up three administrator accounts. Xerox sends
you an email with a Welcome letter that contains detailed instructions for setting up these accounts.
Using the instructions in the email, create the following accounts:
•FreedomPay: Use this account to manage the enterprise, manage financial transactions, such as
refunds, and generate reports.
•EFI Self-Serve AdminCentral: Use this account to configure, monitor, and manage elements of
the system, such as product codes, pricing, and taxes. For details, refer to X500 ConfigurationGuide, available in the Support Center at selfserve.efi.com/Help.
•XMediusFAX
code that you received in your Welcome letter. For details, refer to www.xmedius.com/en/support.
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Cloud: Use this account to manage your fax service and to redeem the fax voucher
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System Administrator Guide
Instant Print Kiosk
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Introduction
More Information
AssetLocation
Installation GuidePackaged with the kiosk.
User GuideProvides information on the physical layout of the
kiosk, and on operations that you can perform at the
kiosk. Available from www.support.xerox.com.
Quick Start GuideProvides information on the basic functions of the
kiosk. Available from www.support.xerox.com.
Other documentation for your kioskwww.support.xerox.com
Recommended Media ListUnited States: www.xerox.com/rmlna
Technical support information for your kiosk,
including online technical support and Online
Support Assistant.
Information about error messagesAt the kiosk touch screen, log in to the kiosk user
Information pagesTo get information pages from the touch screen, log
Order supplies for your kioskwww.xerox.com/office/supplies
An asset for tools and information, for example
interactive tutorials, printing templates, helpful tips,
and customized features to meet your individual
needs.
Local sales and Technical Customer Supportwww.xerox.com/office/worldcontacts
www.support.xerox.com
interface as administrator, then select DeviceManagement. Refer to Accessing Device
Management.
in to the kiosk as administrator, then select DeviceManagement. Refer to Accessing Device
Management.
From the Tools menu, touch MachineStatus→Machine Information→Information Pages.
www.xerox.com/office/businessresourcecenter
Shop Xeroxwww.shop.xerox.com/
Third party and open-source softwareTo locate third party and open-source software
disclosure notices and terms and conditions, refer to
the device page at:
1.Ensure that the two kiosk power cords are plugged into electrical outlets.
2.Ensure that an Ethernet cable is connected to the Ethernet port on the back of the kiosk and to a
correctly configured network port.
Note: Use a Category 5 or better Ethernet cable.
3.Power on the kiosk, then power on the kiosk user interface. For details, refer to the Xerox
Print Kiosk User Guide.
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Instant
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When you configure the kiosk for the first time, complete the following tasks.
1.Ensure that your kiosk is connected physically to your network with an Ethernet cable.
2.Confirm that your kiosk is recognized on your network. By default, the kiosk is configured to
receive an IP address from a DHCP server over a TCP/IP network. If you have another type of
network, or want to assign a static IP address, refer to IP.
3.Print a configuration report that lists the current kiosk configuration. A configuration report prints
when the printer powers on, unless you have disabled this capability. Review the report. For
details, refer to Printing the Configuration Report.
4.Record information about your network settings, including passwords, network paths, and server
addresses.
Note: Not all options listed are supported on all kiosks. Some options apply only to a specific
kiosk model, configuration, or operating system.
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The kiosk automatically acquires a network address from a DHCP server by default unless the kiosk is
pre-configured with a static IP address. Address information is listed on the Configuration Report. For
details, refer to Printing the Configuration Report.
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System Administrator Guide
Initial Setup
Registering the Kiosk
Before the first use or before using the kiosk after it has been deregistered, you must register the
kiosk.
Note: Ensure that you have an unregistered kiosk defined in EFI Self-Serve AdminCentral for
the location for which you are registering the kiosk.
To register the kiosk:
1.At the kiosk touch screen, type your EFI Self-Serve AdminCentral merchant email address and
password.
2.Touch OK.
3.If prompted, select the Region and the District, then touch Next after each selection.
4.Select the Location, then touch Next.
5.Select the Device Name for this kiosk, then touch Next.
6.Touch OK.
7.After touching OK, observe the following:
•A confirmation message appears, indicating that the device was successfully registered.
•Any available upgrades for the kiosk user interface and the credit card reader are installed.
The Xerox®Instant Print Kiosk uses three menu access points, which are available though the kiosk
touch screen. The kiosk touch screen is the physical panel on which you log in and select menu items.
•Kiosk User Interface: The kiosk user interface refers to the user interface software that
communicates with the kiosk through the kiosk touch screen.
•Configuration Settings: The term configuration settings refers to configuration settings for the
kiosk itself. The kiosk user interface is configured separately. Configuration settings mirror the
settings in Xerox
•Xerox
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CentreWare®Internet Services: This interface is the embedded Web server for the kiosk,
which you can use to access more configuration settings.
Before you can access any administrator functions, you must log in to the kiosk user interface. The
kiosk user interface administrator login credentials are specific to the kiosk user interface.
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Xerox
CentreWare®Internet Services and the kiosk configuration settings share administrator login
credentials. Settings made in Xerox
configuration settings, and conversely as well.
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CentreWare®Internet Services.
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CentreWare®Internet Services are reflected in the kiosk
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System Administrator Guide
Initial Setup
Accessing Administration and Configuration
Settings
You can access the administration and configuration settings from the Device menu on the kiosk
touch screen.
After logging in to Device Management on the kiosk touch screen, you can access more kiosk
administration and configuration settings from the Machine Status option in the device management
Tools menu.
By default, the kiosk is configured to restrict access to some settings. The administrator password is
required when accessing the locked settings at the kiosk touch screen.
You can access more configuration settings from the Properties tab when you are logged in to Xerox
CentreWare®Internet Services. These settings require administrator login.
To access Xerox
1.Log in to the kiosk user interface as an administrator. For details, refer to Logging in to the Kiosk
2.From the Device menu, touch CWIS.
3.To access configuration settings, log in as an administrator:
To prevent the Configuration Report from printing at startup:
1.Log in to the kiosk user interface as administrator. Log in to Device Management as
administrator, then open the Tools menu. For details, refer to Accessing Configuration Settings as
Administrator at the Kiosk Touch Screen.
2.From the Tools menu, touch Machine Status, then hide the Tools menu. For details, refer to
Hiding the Tools Menu.
The five tabs for the kiosk settings appear, with the Machine Information tab selected.
3.Touch the Tools tab.
4.Touch Device Settings.
5.Touch Configuration / Information Pages.
6.For Print Configuration at Power On, touch No.
7.Touch OK.
8.Log out as administrator. Refer to Logging Out of Administration Settings.
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Changing the Administrator Passwords
Xerox recommends that you change the administrator passwords after you configure the kiosk.
There are two administrator passwords for your Xerox
•The kiosk user interface administrator password: This password allows access to the management
functions for the kiosk user interface. You can find the default kiosk user interface administrator
password in the Welcome letter that you received when the kiosk was installed.
•The kiosk administrator password: This password allows access to the configuration settings for
the kiosk. The default kiosk administrator password is the device serial number. For information on
locating the serial number, refer to Locating the Serial Number.
Xerox recommends that you change the kiosk user interface administrator password after you
configure the kiosk. Be sure to store the password in a secure location. You need the password for
day-to-day operations. If you place a service call, service representatives need the password to work
at the kiosk user interface.
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Instant Print Kiosk:
1.Log in to the kiosk user interface. For details, refer to Logging in to the Kiosk User Interface.
2.If the Device menu does not appear, from the left edge of the kiosk touch screen, swipe from left
to right.
3.Touch User Accounts.
4.Touch Admin.
5.Type the new kiosk user interface administrator password.
6.Touch OK.
7.Log out of the kiosk user interface as administrator. Refer to Logging Out of the Kiosk User
Xerox recommends that you change the kiosk administrator password after you configure the kiosk.
Be sure to store the password in a secure location. You need the password for day-to-day operations.
If you place a service call, service representatives need the password to work at the kiosk.
1.Log in to the kiosk user interface as administrator. Log in to Device Management as
administrator, then open the Tools menu. For details, refer to Accessing Configuration Settings as
Administrator at the Kiosk Touch Screen.
2.From the Tools menu, touch Machine Status, then hide the Tools menu. For details, refer to
Hiding the Tools Menu.
The five tabs for the kiosk settings appear, with the Machine Information tab selected.
3.Touch the Tools tab.
4.Touch Security Settings→Change Admin Password.
5.Type the old password.
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Initial Setup
6.Type the new password, then type the password again.
7.Touch OK.
8.Log out as administrator. Refer to Logging Out of Administration Settings.
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