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  • tonnerboy
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    • May 2011
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    #1

    Auto Email Notification in a MPc2003 when no paper

    Hello.

    This is something that I did in a smaller Ricoh printer with success

    Is it possible to enable this function in this model?

    I have a custumer that asked me to set it up. But it does not sent anything.

    alert.JPGalert1.JPG

    Am I forgeting something?

    (I did test scan-to-mail for this user and it works fine)
  • LNorris
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    #2
    Re: Auto Email Notification in a MPc2003 when no paper

    have you set up smtp/dns/admin email? can you scan to email now?

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    • tonnerboy
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      #3
      Re: Auto Email Notification in a MPc2003 when no paper

      Originally posted by LNorris
      have you set up smtp/dns/admin email? can you scan to email now?

      Yes! Like I said, Scan-to-mail is working fine.

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      • slimslob
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        #4
        Re: Auto Email Notification in a MPc2003 when no paper

        Check that the 'Administrator Email Address' is entered and is a valid email address. Then make sure that "Auto Specify Default Sender" is set.

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        • NeoMatrix
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          #5
          Re: Auto Email Notification in a MPc2003 when no paper

          Is the email server internal to a domain, or has outside internet access?
          An internal email server may not allow access to the outside internet and therefore you will not receive email back to your workshop.

          I'm not sure about the <brackets> as I have never used them in a copier email field.
          Try removing the angle <brackets> from <user1>user1@?????.com user name field and try again with just user1@??????.com.

          As slim said, check that the administrator is set up correctly in the MFD.
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          • slimslob
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            #6
            Re: Auto Email Notification in a MPc2003 when no paper

            Originally posted by NeoMatrix
            I'm not sure about the <brackets> as I have never used them in a copier email field.
            Try removing the angle <brackets> from <user1>user1@?????.com user name field and try again with just user1@??????.com.
            That just went right past me when I looked at the images. You're correct, the email address(es) must be name@domain.com or .net, .org, ,.us, etc.

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            • tonnerboy
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              #7
              Re: Auto Email Notification in a MPc2003 when no paper

              Originally posted by NeoMatrix
              Is the email server internal to a domain, or has outside internet access?
              An internal email server may not allow access to the outside internet and therefore you will not receive email back to your workshop.

              I'm not sure about the <brackets> as I have never used them in a copier email field.
              Try removing the angle <brackets> from <user1>user1@?????.com user name field and try again with just user1@??????.com.

              As slim said, check that the administrator is set up correctly in the MFD.
              Hi.

              I am performing this in laboratory and I am configuring it with my internal email server. Also I put an existing user in the adress book and the administrator is set up correctly in the MFD.

              The first thing that I made was a scan-to-mail with success.

              I did not put the <...>. it automatically came after filling in the required fields of the edit button.

              I am struggling with this issue, mostly because I have this working in the same custumer in the smaller Ricoh Printers...

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              • tonnerboy
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                #8
                Re: Auto Email Notification in a MPc2003 when no paper

                Done! Got it.

                I went to the device system log and saw errors with the IP address and subnet mask... maybe my DHCP was down... I dont know for sure...

                What do know is that I reboot my MFP and bingo! Started to receve in the email the notifications.

                So, Thanks to everyone who spent a bit of your time to help me.

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