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Copying the address book from older machines to new.
Looking for an easy way to copy the address book from older machines to new. 917 works for newer to new. We have tried net viewer but it has been failing almost all the time.
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Re: Copying the address book from older machines to new.
We use the Setup Tool. Run 917 to export to drive, then run Setup Tool to convert to new files on the drive, then 917 to import into the new machine.
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Re: Copying the address book from older machines to new.
There are a couple of different ways to do this in NetViewer. When you add your machine make sure you set the Admin password through communication settings. This is the most common reason for failure. I usually do the “set multiple devices” and tick all boxes
Save it to a file or copy direct to machine if both on the network
The other way is to open the address book in net viewer. You can highlight and copy then on the fresh machine paste (ctr + V)
Sometimes you need someone to show you how to do it as it is far from intuitive.
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Re: Copying the address book from older machines to new.
When going Kyocera to Kyocera the Setup tool and U917 has always worked for me for the address book. Converting anything else has failed for me. The address books is the most important as it will convert the SMB passwords also.
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Re: Copying the address book from older machines to new.
We always use the setup tool. Easy to do and don't have to have both copiers on at the same time.
Setup Tool Download
This link will not work once they update it again.
Only glitch I've had was converting a 3050ci to a 2553ci. Either the 3050ci is too old now or it was just a glitch but for the life of me I couldn't get it to convert the address book or one touch keys. Only the Job Accounting settings. worked fine with a 5551ci To 5053ci same location.
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