imagepass e1

[jose1020]

I need know if i can scan to folder with IMAGEPASS E1

[KenB]

If I remember correctly, the imagePASS has nothing to do with scanning to folder.

You need to have Universal Send on the MFP; it passes the scans through the imagePASS.

[teckat]

I need know if i can scan to folder with IMAGEPASS E1

The imagePASS-E1 is supported for use with the C-type BootROM ONLY.
the copier memory must be upgraded to 768MB
Enter Service Mode (hit Additional Functions, then 2 and 8 simultaneously, then Additional Functions). 2. Select COPIER.
3. Press ACC-STS.
4. View the RAM option. The amount of installed memory will be displayed in MB.


COPIER>OPTION>INT-FACE>IMG-CONT
setting in Service Mode must be set to ‘3’

for the Color Universal Send Kit-B1P, you must also install the Resolution Switching Board-A2.

Required settings for sending files (push scanning) from a Canon device to a shared folder on a computer via SMB protocol.

All Universal Send Capable imageRUNNER Series

Rule A: If your computer has more than 1 hard drive or more than 1 partition.
HOST NAME: \\ computer name or IP address \ hard disk shared name
FILE PATH: \ folder name or shared name
USER: enter a valid user name that has write privilege to the computer that
you are sending to.
PASSWORD: enter the valid user password.
Rule B: If your computer only has 1 hard drive or 1 partition.
HOST NAME: \\ computer name or IP address \ folder name or shared name
FILE PATH: enter subdirectory in shared folder or leave this section blank.
USER: enter a valid user name that has write privilege to the computer that
you are sending to.
PASSWORD: enter the valid user password.
Scenarios:
If the entire hard disk is being shared, follow RULE A.

If the entire hard disk and a specific folder are being shared, follow RULE A or RULE B.
If the hard disk is not being shared and only the folder is being shared, follow RULE B.
If you are working with an iR3250, always follow RULE A.
Notes:
You must have the ability to write to the shared folder. On Windows NT / 2000 / XP, be sure the account (user name and password) used to send has permission to write to the shared folder (both share permission and NTFS permission). On Windows 95 / 98, be sure the folder is shared with an access type of Full, not Read-Only.
* Also be sure to configure the copier with the same Domain Name (ex. yourdomainname.com) as the computers being sent to, if required by the customers network environment.
* If you are unable to send to one specific computer, and you are using an account with sufficient rights/permissions, it may be necessary to reboot that computer.
* Windows XP has a built in firewall option. If this option is enabled, the necessary ports to send via SMB must be opened.