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Using PSV to Con MFP Devices, Interactive Configuring of Scan Profiles, Adding a Scan Profile

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Using PSV to Configure MFP Devices: The main reason for using the 'Configure MFP Devices' tool is to configure Scan Profiles in a large number of network MFP devices. However, it can be used to configure individual devices as well. The tool is accessed by selecting Configure MFP Devices from the Tools menu. Interactive Configuring of Scan Profiles OKI MC561 and MB491 devices support up to 99 Scan Profiles. Each profile is numbered from 01 to 99. To set up Scan Profiles in a particular device, select the device from the dropdown list and click the Get from Device(s) button. The Scan Profile settings are displayed as a table. The settings displayed depend upon the selection of the View dropdown list. "Simple" displays only the most important profile settings. "Advanced" shows all of the settings associated with the profile. Adding a Scan Profile You can add a scan profile to a particular device by clicking the Add button when that device is selected in the Device dropdown list. Provide the desired values for the various settings. PSV automatically provides the next available Id. Click Apply To Device to add the new profile to the device. 91

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Using PSV to Configure MFP Devices:
The main reason for using the
‘Configure MFP Devices’ tool is to configure Scan Profiles in
a large number of network MFP devices.
However, it can be used to configure individual
devices as well.
The tool is accessed by selecting
Configure MFP Devices
from the
Tools
menu.
Interactive Configuring of Scan Profiles
OKI MC561 and MB491 devices support up to 99 Scan Profiles.
Each profile is numbered
from 01 to 99.
To set up Scan Profiles in a particular device, select the device from the dropdown list and
click the
Get from Device(s)
button.
The Scan Profile settings are displayed as a table.
The settings displayed depend upon
the selection of the View dropdown list.
“Simple” displays only the most important profile
settings.
“Advanced” shows all of the settings associated with the
profile.
Adding a Scan Profile
You can add a scan profile to a particular device by clicking the
Add
button when that
device is selected in the Device dropdown list.
Provide the desired values for the various
settings.
PSV automatically provides the next available Id.
Click
Apply To Device
to add
the new profile to the device.