This feature is real easy to setup. You'll do it all from a pc that is on the same subnet as the copier. I'll assume you have already configured the copier for printing.
You'll need to know if the pc is addressed by DCHP or has a static address. To discover which it is, open a command prompt. You can do that by clicking 'Start' and then the 'Run' command. Type cmd in the run field and press enter key. Now, type ipconfig /all
This will display the 'Host name' which you may use and is the same screen that may indicate DHCP...Yes.
If it indicates NO you will want the IP address of the computer.
Write all of this down.
OPen your Internet browser and type the copier's IP address in the address field and press 'Enter'.
Once the web interface opens from the copier, click the orange 'Fax/Scan' tab. In the lower boxclick on the dashed line of an empty cell and you will be asked for the touchscreen name, host address (or name) and the destination (If you use the host name type it in upper case!). That would be your folder to receive the scan of which we will create in a minute. If the computer is password protected you will need to enter the login and password in the lower fields labled as such. Finally click OK and that's it for the copier side.
Now you must create a 'shared folder' with full read/write permissions. They recommend you create the folder on the root of C:\. I always use 'copierscans'. After you create the folder, right click on it and select properties. Unless special admin permissions are in play you should see a tab marked "Sharing". Enable a check box for sharing and if you see "allow everyone" to read/write check it so. You may see a box marked 'permissions', if so open it and have all three boxes checked.
If you don't see 'Sharing' you probably need to login as the admin.
That should do it.![]()


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