Ricoh mp 9000

[antoney suresh das]

Hi Guys,
how does one access files stored in the document server on MP 9000 from a pc in AF 2090 it is quite simple can some one guide me please
thanks

[slimslob]

Re: Ricoh mp 9000

Web Image Monitor

[antoney suresh das]

Re: Ricoh mp 9000

Web Image Monitor

The web image monitor does not show a option of document server inspite of logging as administrator

[rsyarcia]

Re: Ricoh mp 9000

dont login as admin, just a user.

[antoney suresh das]

Re: Ricoh mp 9000

I just can't see the doc server anywhere even if i log in as a user is there some option in the copier that has to be enabled??

[davel]

Re: Ricoh mp 9000

if they have been scanned into the doc server they can not be accessed unless you have the file format converter, can only be printed out.

[slimslob]

Re: Ricoh mp 9000

-Check the setting of SP 5885-020 bit switches. Bit 0 set to 1 will forbid document server access.

[KenB]

Re: Ricoh mp 9000

if they have been scanned into the doc server they can not be accessed unless you have the file format converter, can only be printed out.

Thst is correct.

The file format converter is probably the most overlooked, misunderstood option there is.

It is hardware, and not a piece of software that can be downloaded and installed.

I am almost positive that the same holds true for files that have been printed to the doc server, as well.

[antoney suresh das]

Re: Ricoh mp 9000

thanks for all the inputs i will look at all sugestions tommorow
thanks guys

[slimslob]

Re: Ricoh mp 9000

Thst is correct.

The file format converter is probably the most overlooked, misunderstood option there is.

It is hardware, and not a piece of software that can be downloaded and installed.

I am almost positive that the same holds true for files that have been printed to the doc server, as well.

File format converter is only needed if you wish to download files stored in the document server to your computer.

[KenB]

Re: Ricoh mp 9000

File format converter is only needed if you wish to download files stored in the document server to your computer.

I can't even count the number of times I've had to explain just that to a customer.

It's a typical "but the salesman said" moment.