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AccurioPress C2070/C2070P/C2060 AccurioPrint C2060L 7.3 Convenient Use of Scan Function (Scan to SMB) You can send the scan data as an E-mail attachment, send it to a shared computer (SMB server), the FTP server, or the WebDAV server, or save it to the USB flash drive installed on this machine. This section describes the function (Scan to SMB) to send data to the SMB server. Scan to SMB is a function that converts the original data scanned on this machine to a computer-compatible file and sends the converted data to a target computer or a shared folder on the server. You can store a handout original as digital data using this function. Also, you can send data to your computer and the file server used for daily file transfer in order to share it. To carry out Scan to SMB using the Image Controller IC-603 and Mac OS X 10.7 or later, the appropriate setting is required. For details, refer to the HTML User's Guide. Step 1: Prepare the destination computer In Step 1, execute the following tasks: - To check the destination computer name and accessible user name. - To create a folder on the destination computer and to configure a sharing setting. )In a Windows environment Tips To carry out this task, the computer's administrator privilege is required. " Check [Computer name] in [System Properties]. - Right-click [PC] or [Computer], then click [Properties] to display [System Properties] - The computer name is required to specify a destination. Write down the computer name so that you do not forget it. # Check the user name. - For Image Controller IC-603, the user name is required. - For Image Controller IC-417 or Image Controller IC-313, "computer name (or domain name)\user name" is required. - In Windows Vista/7/Server 2008/Server 2008 R2, select [All Programs] - [Accessories] and open [Command Prompt]. Then, type in "set user" and press the [Enter] key. - In Windows 8.1/Server 2012/Server 2012 R2, right-click the Start window, click [All apps], and open [Command Prompt]. Then, type in "set user", and press the [Enter] key. The domain name and user name are displayed. The login user name is shown following "USERNAME=." - In Windows 10: From the [Start] menu, select [All apps] - [System Tools] - [Command Prompt]. Then, type in "set user" and press the Enter key. The domain name and user name are displayed. The login user name is shown following "USERNAME=." 7 7-8

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AccurioPrint C2060L
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AccurioPress C2070/C2070P/C2060
7.3
Convenient Use of Scan Function (Scan to SMB)
You can send the scan data as an E-mail attachment, send it to a shared computer (SMB server), the FTP server, or
the WebDAV server, or save it to the USB flash drive installed on this machine.
This section describes the function (Scan to SMB) to send data to the SMB server.
Scan to SMB is a function that converts the original data scanned on this machine to a computer-compatible file and
sends the converted data to a target computer or a shared folder on the server. You can store a handout original as
digital data using this function.
Also, you can send data to your computer and the file server used for daily file transfer in order to share it.
To carry out Scan to SMB using the
Image Controller IC-603
and Mac OS X 10.7 or later, the appropriate setting is
required. For details, refer to the
HTML User's Guide
.
Step 1: Prepare the destination computer
In Step 1, execute the following tasks:
-
To check the destination computer name and accessible user name.
-
To create a folder on the destination computer and to configure a sharing setting.
)
In a Windows environment
Tips
To carry out this task, the computer's administrator privilege is required.
A
Check [Computer name] in [System Properties].
-
Right-click [PC] or [Computer], then click [Properties] to display [System Properties]
-
The computer name is required to specify a destination. Write down the computer name so that you
do not forget it.
B
Check the user name.
-
For
Image Controller IC-603
, the user name is required.
-
For
Image Controller IC-417
or
Image Controller IC-313
, "computer name (or domain name)\user
name" is required.
-
In Windows Vista/7/Server 2008/Server 2008 R2, select [All Programs] - [Accessories] and open
[Command Prompt]. Then, type in "set user" and press the [Enter] key.
-
In Windows 8.1/Server 2012/Server 2012 R2, right-click the Start window, click [All apps], and open
[Command Prompt]. Then, type in "set user", and press the [Enter] key.
The domain name and user name are displayed. The login user name is shown following
"USERNAME=."
-
In Windows 10: From the [Start] menu, select [All apps] - [System Tools] - [Command Prompt]. Then,
type in "set user" and press the
Enter
key. The domain name and user name are displayed. The login
user name is shown following "USERNAME=."