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2.1 How to scan 2 2 Scan 2.1 How to scan There are several methods that can be used to load originals onto a computer as a file by using the scanning function of this machine. Different methods can be used depending on the case. The method of scanning differs according to the operation and connection method. The following types of operation are available: - Install a driver onto a computer and operate the machine from the computer by using the read applica- tion. - Operate the machine by selecting a menu from the Control Panel. The following connecting methods are available: - Connect this machine directly to the computer using a USB cable. - Access via Internet, Intranet or other TCP/IP network (if Network Card NC-504 or Image Controller IC-209 and Extended Operation Panel MK-733 are installed). - Save scanned data onto a USB memory inserted in this machine. This machine can work with the following types of scan functions: Description How to operate Compu- Control ter Panel TWAIN Install a TWAIN driver onto . - driver the computer and fetch (p. 3-2) scan data from TWAIN- based application. Resolutions, file size and other detailed settings are enabled. WIA driver Install a WIA driver on the . - (p. 3-9) computer and obtain scan data using an application that supports a Windows standard WIA driver. Data can be easily loaded; it is barely necessary to make settings. Scan to Transmit the scanned data - . E-mail*2 via E-mail (p. 2-4, p. 5-2) Scan to Upload scanned data onto - . Server (FTP)*2 the specified FTP server on the Internet. (p. 2-5, p. 6-2) Scan to Save the scanned data - . Server (SMB)*2 into a shared folder (SMB server) on the Intranet. (p. 2-6, p. 6-2) Connection method Direct connection via USB cable Connection via networks . . Data receiving and forwarding using a USB memory - . . *1 - - . - - . - - . - bizhub 215 2-2

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2.1
How to scan
2
2
Scan
2.1
How to scan
There are several methods that can be used to load originals onto a computer as a file by using the scanning
function of this machine. Different methods can be used depending on the case.
The method of scanning differs according to the operation and connection method.
The following types of operation are available:
-
Install a driver onto a computer and operate the machine from the computer by using the read applica-
tion.
-
Operate the machine by selecting a menu from the
Control Panel
.
The following connecting methods are available:
-
Connect this machine directly to the computer using a USB cable.
-
Access via Internet, Intranet or other TCP/IP network (if
Network Card NC-504
or
Image Controller
IC-209
and
Extended Operation Panel MK-733
are installed).
-
Save scanned data onto a USB memory inserted in this machine.
This machine can work with the following types of scan functions:
Description
How to operate
Connection method
Compu-
ter
Control
Panel
Direct
connec-
tion via
USB ca-
ble
Connec-
tion via
net-
works
Data re-
ceiving
and for-
warding
using a
USB
memory
TWAIN
driver
(p. 3-2)
Install a TWAIN driver onto
the computer and fetch
scan data from TWAIN-
based application.
Resolutions, file size and
other detailed settings are
enabled.
.
-
.
.
-
WIA driver
(p. 3-9)
Install a WIA driver on the
computer and obtain scan
data using an application
that supports a Windows
standard WIA driver.
Data can be easily loaded;
it is barely necessary to
make settings.
.
-
.
.
*1
-
Scan to
E-mail
*2
(p. 2-4,
p. 5-2)
Transmit the scanned data
via E-mail
-
.
-
.
-
Scan to
Server
(FTP)
*2
(p. 2-5,
p. 6-2)
Upload scanned data onto
the specified FTP server
on the Internet.
-
.
-
.
-
Scan to
Server
(SMB)
*2
(p. 2-6,
p. 6-2)
Save the scanned data
into a shared folder (SMB
server) on the Intranet.
-
.
-
.
-