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Appendix 2. FAX function 1. Insert the supplied modular cable into the modular jack (LINE). If the user is connected with a key telephone system or a private branch exchange (PBX), do not connect the modular cable to where other than an analog line. 2. Following the steps given below, house the ferrite core of the modular cable in the main body. a) Hook the cable. b) Pass the cable wound around the ferrite core through the protrusion. 3. a) Attach the supplied ferrite core A to the position of the modular cable of the telephone. Install the ferrite core by winding the cable two turns. b) Insert the modular cable of the telephone line to the modular jack (TEL) of the fax kit (Line 1). c) House the ferrite core of the modular cable in the main body. Pass the protrusion shown in the illustration below through the cable wound around the ferrite core in step a). Position the ferrite core so that it is placed on the base. 4. a) Insert the supplied modular cable into the modular jack (LINE). If the user is connected with a key telephone system or a private branch exchange (PBX), do not connect the modular cable to where other than an analog line. b) House the ferrite core of the modular cable in the main body. Pass the cable wound around the ferrite core through the protrusion. 5. Route the modular cable through the harness guide. 6. Pass the modular cable into the hole in the lower portion of the rear right cover. a) Remove the rear right cover from the paper feed cabinet or desk. b) Cut out the knockout from the rear right cover using nippers. c) Route the modular cable through the three wire saddles. d) Route the cable through the notch and attach the rear right cover. 2.1.3 Affixing the labels 1. Affix the supplied label. 2. Affix the supplied label (Super G3 label). 2.1.4 Configuration procedures A. Setting the FAX (Lines 1 and 2) When installing the Lines 1 and 2 at the same time, perform the configuration for each line continuously. B. Selecting the country code C. Initializing the FAX 2.1.5 Configuration depending on the installation environment A. For the environment equipped with a Private Branch Exchange (PBX) (1) Enabling of PBX connection This setting is only required for installing FAX when using a private branch exchange (PBX). This setting is not required when the PBX connection has been enabled at the time of the installation of other lines. (2) Connecting to public lines B. Modification of the call reception conditions 4

Section	Page
Contents	2
1 Security	6
1.1 Introduction	6
1.1.1 Persons using the machine	6
1.1.2 Relation between user and job deletion	7
1.2 Compliance with the ISO15408 Standard	8
1.2.1 Hardware and software	8
1.2.2 Installation of firmware	8
1.2.3 Operating precautions	9
1.2.4 INSTALLATION CHECKLIST	10
1.3 Enhanced security mode	13
1.3.1 Major security functions in operation under ISO15408 certification	13
1.4 Precautions for operation control	13
1.4.1 Roles of the owner of the machine	13
1.4.2 Roles and requirements of the administrator	14
1.4.3 Password usage requirements	14
1.4.4 External authentication server control requirements	14
1.4.5 Security function operation setting operating requirements	15
1.4.6 Operation and control of the machine	15
1.4.7 Machine maintenance control	17
1.4.8 Precautions for using the printer driver	17
1.5 Miscellaneous	18
1.5.1 Password rules	18
1.5.2 Precautions for use of various types of applications	18
1.5.3 Encrypting communications	19
1.5.4 Print functions	19
IPP printing	19
1.5.5 FAX functions	19
1.5.6 USB keyboard	19
1.5.7 Different types of boxes	19
1.5.8 Terminating a session and logging out	20
1.5.9 Authentication error during external server authentication	20
1.5.10 Finding the version information	20
2 Administrator Operations	22
2.1 Accessing the administrator mode	22
2.1.1 Accessing the administrator mode	22
2.1.2 Accessing the user mode	27
2.1.3 Checking the number of wrong entries in authentication	29
Conditions to clear the number of times of check	29
2.2 Enhancing the security function	30
2.2.1 Items cleared by format	32
2.2.2 Setting the Enhanced Security Mode	33
2.3 Setting the password rules	34
2.3.1 Setting the password rules	34
2.4 Setting IPsec	35
2.4.1 IPsec setting	35
2.5 Firmware verification function at the time of starting the machine	37
2.5.1 Setting the firmware verification function	37
2.5.2 Self-test function	37
2.6 Preventing unauthorized access	38
2.6.1 Setting Prohibited Functions	38
2.7 Canceling the operation prohibited state	39
2.7.1 Performing release setting	39
2.8 Setting the authentication method	40
2.8.1 Setting the authentication method	40
2.8.2 Setting the external server	41
2.9 ID & Print setting function	42
2.9.1 Setting ID & Print	42
2.10 System auto reset function	43
2.10.1 Setting the system auto reset function	43
2.11 User setting function	44
2.11.1 Making user setting	44
2.12 User box function	46
2.12.1 Setting user box usage restriction	46
2.12.2 Setting the user box	47
2.12.3 Changing the user attributes and box password	48
2.12.4 Setting Memory RX	49
2.12.5 Batch deleting the documents in the Memory RX User Box	49
2.13 Changing the administrator password	50
2.13.1 Changing the administrator password	50
2.14 Obtaining job log	51
2.14.1 Obtaining and deleting a job log	51
2.14.2 Job log data	53
2.15 Setting time/date in machine	80
2.15.1 Setting time/date	80
2.15.2 Setting daylight saving time	80
2.16 TCP/IP setting function	81
2.16.1 Setting the IP Address	81
2.16.2 Registering the DNS server	81
2.17 E-mail setting function	82
2.17.1 Setting the SMTP server (E-mail server)	82
2.18 SMB setting function	83
2.18.1 Setting a client	83
2.19 WebDAV setting function	84
2.19.1 Setting a client	84
2.20 Automatic logoff setting function	85
2.20.1 Setting automatic logoff	85
2.21 Setting for the IPsec communication certificate	86
2.21.1 Introducing the device certificate for IPsec communication	86
2.21.2 Deleting the IPsec communication device certificate	86
2.21.3 Introducing the CA (certification authority) certificate for IPsec communication	87
2.22 FIPS mode setting function	88
2.22.1 Setting the FIPS mode	88
2.23 Firmware update function	89
2.23.1 Updating the firmware	89
2.24 Job deletion setting function	90
2.24.1 Setting the job deletion	90
3 User Operations	92
3.1 User authentication function	92
3.1.1 Performing user authentication	92
3.1.2 Accessing the ID & Print document	95
3.1.3 Number of wrong entries in authentication	95
Conditions to clear the number of times of check	95
3.2 Change password function	96
3.2.1 Performing change password	96
3.3 User box function	97
3.3.1 Setting the user box	97
3.3.2 Changing the user attributes and box password	98
3.3.3 Accessing the user box and user box file	99
3.3.4 Number of wrong entries in entering the box password	100
Conditions to clear the number of times of check	100
Appendix	102
1. Installation of the machine and steps to be performed before operation	103
1.1 Unpacking and setting up the machine	103
1.1.1 Installation and setup of the machine	103
2. FAX function	104
2.1 Installing/setting procedure of the FAX kit	104
2.1.1 Install procedure	104
2.1.2 Routing of the modular cable	104
2.1.3 Affixing the labels	105
2.1.4 Configuration procedures	105

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Appendix

2. FAX function

Insert the supplied modular cable into the modular jack (LINE).

If the user is connected with a key telephone system or a private branch exchange

(PBX), do not connect the modular cable to where other than an analog line.

Following the steps given below, house the ferrite core of the modular cable in the main

body.

a) Hook the cable.

b) Pass the cable wound around the ferrite core through the protrusion.

a) Attach the supplied ferrite core A to the position of the modular cable of the tele-

phone.

Install the ferrite core by winding the cable two turns.

b) Insert the modular cable of the telephone line to the modular jack (TEL) of the fax kit

(Line 1).

c) House the ferrite core of the modular cable in the main body.

Pass the protrusion shown in the illustration below through the cable wound around the

ferrite core in step a).

Position the ferrite core so that it is placed on the base.

a) Insert the supplied modular cable into the modular jack (LINE).

If the user is connected with a key telephone system or a private branch exchange

(PBX), do not connect the modular cable to where other than an analog line.

b) House the ferrite core of the modular cable in the main body.

Pass the cable wound around the ferrite core through the protrusion.

Route the modular cable through the harness guide.

Pass the modular cable into the hole in the lower portion of the rear right cover.

a) Remove the rear right cover from the paper feed cabinet or desk.

b) Cut out the knockout from the rear right cover using nippers.

c) Route the modular cable through the three wire saddles.

d) Route the cable through the notch and attach the rear right cover.

2.1.3

Affixing the labels

Affix the supplied label.

Affix the supplied label (Super G3 label).

2.1.4

Configuration procedures

Setting the FAX (Lines 1 and 2)

When installing the Lines 1 and 2 at the same time, perform the configuration for each line

continuously.

Selecting the country code

Initializing the FAX

2.1.5

Configuration depending on the installation environment

For the environment equipped with a Private Branch Exchange (PBX)

(1)

Enabling of PBX connection

This setting is only required for installing FAX when using a private branch exchange

(PBX).

This setting is not required when the PBX connection has been enabled at the time of the

installation of other lines.

(2)

Connecting to public lines

Modification of the call reception conditions