Kyocera TASKalfa 3501i File Management Utility Operation Guide Rev 3.01.2013.3 - Page 14

Workflow, Adding Workflow, Workflow Settings - default login

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8 Workflow With FMU, you can create custom workflows for handling scanned documents. The added workflows can be selected and run from the Application or Favorites screen on the MFP operation panel. A customized button can be displayed on the operation panel of an MFP to trigger a custom workflow. Adding Workflow To add a workflow while the device is enabled with authentication, the User name and Password for the MFP must be correctly set in Device Login. The maximum number of workflows that can be added depend on the device model. Note: Login user name and Login password may not be entered in the Windows XP Workgroup environment. Workflow Settings 1 Select the MFP in the Main screen, and click the Workflow icon. 2 In the Workflow dialog box, click New. You can delete a workflow in the list by selecting it and clicking Delete. 3 Enter the registered Name for the workflow, to a maximum of 32 characters. 4 Enter the Owner name for the workflow which has a maximum of 64 characters. This is a mandatory entry when user authentication is set to ON in the MFP. This is not available when user authentication is OFF. On some models, when user authentication is ON, the login user name is registered automatically and so it is not available. 5 Set the Access settings for the workflow. Check Published for shared access or uncheck so that only the owner can have access. When user authentication is set to OFF in the MFP, Published is checked by default and is not available for edit. 6 Enter the Password to access the workflow, to a maximum of 64 characters (to a maximum of 16 characters for some models). This option is available only when the Access settings is set to Published. 7 On the Workflow Settings tab, in the Receiving folder (Share name), enter the share name for receiving scan data. Alternatively, click Browse and select the path to the receiving folder. 8-1 User Guide

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8 Workflow
With FMU, you can create custom workflows for handling scanned documents.
The added workflows can be selected and run from the Application or Favorites
screen on the MFP operation panel.
A customized button can be displayed on the operation panel of an MFP to
trigger a custom workflow.
Adding Workflow
To add a workflow while the device is enabled with authentication, the
User
name
and
Password
for the MFP must be correctly set in
Device Login
. The
maximum number of workflows that can be added depend on the device model.
Note:
Login user name
and
Login password
may not be entered in the
Windows XP Workgroup environment.
Workflow Settings
1
Select the MFP in the Main screen, and click the
Workflow
icon.
2
In the
Workflow
dialog box, click
New
. You can delete a workflow in the list by
selecting it and clicking
Delete
.
3
Enter the registered
Name
for the workflow, to a maximum of 32 characters.
4
Enter the
Owner
name for the workflow which has a maximum of 64 characters.
This is a mandatory entry when user authentication is set to ON in the MFP.
This is not available when user authentication is OFF. On some models, when
user authentication is ON, the login user name is registered automatically and
so it is not available.
5
Set the
Access settings
for the workflow. Check
Published
for shared access
or uncheck so that only the owner can have access. When user authentication
is set to OFF in the MFP,
Published
is checked by default and is not available
for edit.
6
Enter the
Password
to access the workflow, to a maximum of 64 characters (to
a maximum of 16 characters for some models). This option is available only
when the
Access settings
is set to
Published
.
7
On the
Workflow Settings
tab, in the
Receiving folder (Share name)
, enter
the share name for receiving scan data. Alternatively, click
Browse
and select
the path to the receiving folder.
8-1
User Guide