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Is there a transfer tool to move data (Network config, Address Book, etc.) from one machine to the other. Just like the Kyocera maintenance mode U917?
It's called "Clone" in the Admin Menu. It will gather network configuration, addressbook entries, scan shortcuts, templates, job account codes, etc into a single encrypted file, that can be reloaded to the same machine, or another machine of the same model.
On previous Toshibas, the firmware had to be at exactly the same level for this to work, but not on newer devices. And you can copy from some monochrome devices to some similar vintage color devices, but not vice versa. =^..^=
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... I cloned a e2555c into e2515AC this week. Only the fax number and the From Address in Scan to email does not come across.Originally Posted by blackcat4866
It's also worth noting that the IP address of the machine will not transfer using the Clone method. So you'll need to make a note of that and enter it manually on the new device.
As mentioned....its very common for the "From Address" in the scan to email configuration setting to get missed by the clone.
The reason the IP and the FROM do not clone is because they developed this tool for fleet deployment as well as individual backup. The newer Toshibas or the the EBN with later firmware will not clone user profiles, home screen or , Admin password unless you enable the features under ADMIN > Setup in Top Access.
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Service password gets Blanked out as well. It basically copies the e2555c configuration which did not have a service password by default just a sequence of numbers entered to access the service UI. I have found other 08\05 codes that don't come across in clone because they are either new codes or discontinued as well.
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Clone works for most models, but if it is pre-clone or EB3 there is a converter tool for the Address book, Dept Codes, E-filing and Templates. Even this tool does not support all conversions, there has been some machines that I just had to network from scratch, luckily they were smaller customers.
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