Kyocera FS-6525MFP KM-NET ADMIN Operation Guide for Ver 3.0 - Page 35

Configuring Selected Devices, Multi-Set Log File

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Device Manager If you select Run now, Multi-Set configures the selected devices when you click Set Devices on the final page of the wizard. If you select Schedule to run, then you must define a time and date for the device configuration to take place. Type the time in the text box using hh:mm in a 24 hour format. Select the day, month, and year from the corresponding lists. Confirmation Displays a summary of the Multi-Set operation that will be performed. Configuring Selected Devices You can configure one or more selected devices. 1 Select the device or devices you want to configure from List view or Map view. 2 Click Multi-Set on the toolbar. 3 Select a device or device group. Click Next. 4 Select one settings option from the list. Click Next. 5 Select a source for the settings: Copy from source device Settings are copied from a device selected on the next page. Copy from Multi-Set template file Settings are copied from a template saved in the server or on your computer. 6 For some options, you can select Override settings on target device. When selected, settings from the source device replace settings on the target device. Click Next. 7 Depending on the selection in Step 5, select a source device or source template. Click Next. 8 If you selected a source device, you can save the settings as a template on the server. Click OK and name the template file, then click Save. 9 Schedule Multi-Set to run immediately by leaving Run now selected. Select Schedule to run, type the time using hh:mm in a 24 hour format, then select the Day, Month, and Year. Click Next. 10 Click Set Devices to configure the selected devices. Note: The system will use the communication settings you saved on the Communication tab of the Device Properties dialog box. If these settings do not match with those on a device, an authorization failure message is recorded for that device in the log file. Multi-Set Log File The Multi-Set log file records Multi-Set events in the format: Date, Time, Result (including the reason for any update failure), IP Address, Model/Group Name, KMnet Admin 3.0 3-16

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Device Manager
If you select
Run now
, Multi-Set configures the selected devices when you click
Set Devices
on the final page of the wizard. If you select
Schedule to run
, then
you must define a time and date for the device configuration to take place. Type
the time in the text box using hh:mm in a 24 hour format. Select the day, month,
and year from the corresponding lists.
Confirmation
Displays a summary of the Multi-Set operation that will be performed.
Configuring Selected Devices
You can configure one or more selected devices.
1
Select the device or devices you want to configure from
List view
or
Map view
.
2
Click
Multi-Set
on the toolbar.
3
Select a device or device group. Click
Next
.
4
Select one settings option from the list. Click
Next
.
5
Select a source for the settings:
Copy from source device
Settings are copied from a device selected on the next page.
Copy from Multi-Set template file
Settings are copied from a template saved in the server or on your computer.
6
For some options, you can select
Override settings on target device
. When
selected, settings from the source device replace settings on the target device.
Click
Next
.
7
Depending on the selection in Step 5, select a source device or source
template. Click
Next
.
8
If you selected a source device, you can save the settings as a template on the
server. Click
OK
and name the template file, then click
Save
.
9
Schedule
Multi-Set
to run immediately by leaving
Run now
selected. Select
Schedule to run
, type the time using hh:mm in a 24 hour format, then select
the
Day
,
Month
, and
Year
. Click
Next
.
10
Click
Set Devices
to configure the selected devices.
Note:
The system will use the communication settings you saved on the
Communication
tab of the
Device Properties
dialog box. If these settings do
not match with those on a device, an authorization failure message is recorded
for that device in the log file.
Multi-Set Log File
The Multi-Set log file records Multi-Set events in the format: Date, Time, Result
(including the reason for any update failure), IP Address, Model/Group Name,
KMnet Admin 3.0
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