Oki MPS2731mc MC362w/MC562w/MPS2731mc Advanced User Guide (English) - Page 48

Starting a Scan Job, Using Windows FAX and Scan

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Starting a Scan Job MEMO The explanations in this section use PaperPort as an example, and may differ from the description depending on your application. 1. Place your document with text face up in the ADF or face down on the document glass. 2. Press the SCAN key. 3. Press the to select Remote PC and then press OK. 4. Start PaperPort on your computer. 5. Click Select and then click WIA: MC5(3)x2/ES5(3)4x2 (MC332dn, MC342dn, MC342dw, MC352dn, MC362dn, MC362w, MC562dn, MC562w, MC562dw, ES3452 MFP, ES5462 MFP, ES5462dw MFP) or WIA: MPS2731mc (for MPS2731mc). 6. Click Scan. 7. Select a paper feeding method. 8. Select a document type. 9. Specify the area to be scanned. 10. Click Scan. 11. Click Cancel when scanning is finished. 12. When there is no continued page or the back side is not scanned, click Finish. The scanned image is displayed in PaperPort. Using Windows FAX and Scan "Windows FAX and Scan" is a function used in Windows Vista/ 7/ 8. 1. Place your document with text face up in the ADF or face down on the document glass. 2. Press the SCAN key. 3. Press the to select Remote PC and then press OK. 4. Click Start on your computer, and select All Programs > Windows FAX and Scan. 5. Click New Scan. 6. Select MC5(3)x2/ES5(3)4x2 (for MC332dn, MC342dn, MC342dw, MC352dn, MC362dn, MC362w, MC562dn, MC562w, MC562dw, ES3452 MFP, ES5462 MFP, ES5462dw MFP) or MPS2731mc (for MPS2731mc) and click OK. Configuring the scanning to Local and Remote PCs > 48

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Configuring the scanning to Local and Remote PCs > 48
Starting a Scan Job
1.
Place your document with text face up in the ADF or face down on the document
glass.
2.
Press the
SCAN
key.
3.
Press the
to select
Remote PC
and then press
OK
.
4.
Start PaperPort on your computer.
5.
Click
Select
and then click
WIA: MC5(3)x2/ES5(3)4x2
(MC332dn, MC342dn,
MC342dw, MC352dn, MC362dn, MC362w, MC562dn, MC562w, MC562dw, ES3452
MFP, ES5462 MFP, ES5462dw MFP) or
WIA: MPS2731mc
(for MPS2731mc).
6.
Click
Scan
.
7.
Select a paper feeding method.
8.
Select a document type.
9.
Specify the area to be scanned.
10.
Click
Scan
.
11.
Click
Cancel
when scanning is finished.
12.
When there is no continued page or the back side is not scanned, click Finish.
The scanned image is displayed in PaperPort.
Using Windows FAX and Scan
“Windows FAX and Scan” is a function used in Windows Vista/ 7/ 8.
1.
Place your document with text face up in the ADF or face down on the document
glass.
2.
Press the
SCAN
key.
3.
Press the
to select
Remote PC
and then press
OK
.
4.
Click Start on your computer, and select
All Programs
>
Windows FAX and Scan
.
5.
Click
New Scan
.
6.
Select
MC5(3)x2/ES5(3)4x2
(for MC332dn, MC342dn, MC342dw, MC352dn, MC362dn,
MC362w, MC562dn, MC562w, MC562dw, ES3452 MFP, ES5462 MFP, ES5462dw MFP) or
MPS2731mc
(for MPS2731mc)
and click
OK
.
MEMO
The explanations in this section use PaperPort as an example, and may differ
from the description depending on your application.