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7 Device Setup Configure system parameters and function options. 3-5 REMOTE OPERATION VIA A NETWORK ■ Information Store machine information such as the name, machine code, and location. This information will appear on status and alert messages. ■ Passwords Passwords can be set to restrict Web page access and protect settings. The administrator must change the password from the factory default setting. Also the administrator must remember the new password. The password is required to operate the settings on the password-protected screen. A password can be set for the administrator and passwords can be set for each user. If you use a user password, you will not be able to establish settings in the Setup menu. The passwords for "User" and "admin" are both initially set to "Sharp". If you wish to change the passwords when first establishing the settings, enter "Sharp" in "Admin Password" before you establish the settings. A password must consist of alphanumeric characters and be no more than seven characters long. Passwords are case sensitive. After entering a password, click "Submit" to set it. After setting the password, turn the machine power off and then back on. When a password is set, you will be prompted for the password when you attempt to access a Web page with protected settings. For the "User name", enter "user" if you are accessing the page as a user, or "admin" if you are accessing the page as an administrator. For detailed information on setting passwords, refer to "General" under "Help". ■ Custom Links Set custom links that appear in the menu frame. Links set here are added to the menu. Up to five user custom links can be stored. ■ Pull Print (Panel) PDF and TIFF files can be printed directly from the operation panel without using the printer driver. Use this setting to enter FTP servers where files are stored. Up to four FTP servers can be entered (page 3-9). ■ Status Message Use this to have count information such as the number of pages printed in copy and printer modes sent on a specified schedule. Enter the destination e-mail addresses for the messages and the transmission schedule. ■ Alerts Message Use this to have error alerts such as out of paper, out of toner, failures, and paper misfeeds sent to specified email addresses. ■ i-Fax Configure settings for sending and receiving faxes over the Internet. ■ Job Log A log is kept of jobs run on the machine. This is used to write the log file to a computer in CSV format.
REMOTE OPERATION VIA A NETWORK 8 Network Setup Configure network protocol, Direct Print, and LDAP settings. ■ General Configure settings in the [GENERAL] and [Filter] screens. ■ Protocol Configure settings in the [TCP/IP], [NetWare], [AppleTalk] and [NetBEUI] screens. ■ Services Configure settings in the [DNS], [WINS], [SMTP], [SNMP] and [Kerberos] screens. DNS and SMTP are required for e-mail. ■ Direct Print Configure settings in the [Raw Print] and [E-mail Print] screens. "E-mail Print" is used to send e-mails with attachments to the machine and have the machine print the attachments without the need for the printer driver. To use this function, the machine's e-mail account information must be configured in the machine (page 3-7). ■ LDAP LDAP is required when using an LDAP server and when using user authentication for the network scanner function. 3-6
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