HP DesignJet T830 User guide - Page 59

to start the scanning process., to eject the already fed document.

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In this case, you must give the email address(es) to which the scanned job will be sent. Scan to email user interface options: - Sender - Send to: ○ Contact ○ Group ○ Addresses Swipe down the dashboard and touch to change scan to email settings. For further information on settings go to Scan to email setup process on page 59. Touch to eject the already fed document. Touch Start Scan to start the scanning process. NOTE: Before starting the process, make sure you have followed the Scan to email setup process. The scan to email setup has to be done from the Embedded Web Server. For more information, go to Scan to email setup process on Scan to email setup process on page 59. NOTE: If the scanned image is larger than the maximum permitted, the printer will ask you if you want to try to send it anyway. If you want to change this option, go to the Embedded Web Server and select Scan to email setup  Maximum size of email. ● To a network folder. In this case, you must choose a folder accessible through the network. To create and/or change the folder options, go to the Embedded Web Server, and follow the instructions of the Network folder setup process. ENWW Scan to file 55

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In this case, you must give the email address(es) to which the scanned job will be sent.
Scan to email user interface options:
–
Sender
–
Send to:
○
Contact
○
Group
○
Addresses
Swipe down the dashboard and touch
to change scan to email settings. For further information
on settings go to
Scan to email setup process
on page
59
.
Touch
to eject the already fed document.
Touch
Start Scan
to start the scanning process.
NOTE:
Before starting the process, make sure you have followed the
Scan to email setup
process.
The
scan to email setup
has to be done from the Embedded Web Server. For more information, go to
Scan to email setup
process on
Scan to email setup process
on page
59
.
NOTE:
If the scanned image is larger than the maximum permitted, the printer will ask you if you
want to try to send it anyway. If you want to change this option, go to the Embedded Web Server and
select
Scan to email setup  Maximum size of email.
●
To a network folder. In this case, you must choose a folder accessible through the network.
To create and/or change the folder options, go to the Embedded Web Server, and follow the
instructions of the
Network folder setup
process.
ENWW
Scan to file
55