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Registering an FTP Program

A program can be registered or edited using Web Connection. Although character input is a difficult process using the Touch Panel, it can be carried out easily if you use the computer.

A combination of address information and the fax/scan transmission option settings can be registered in a program.

The following describes the FTP program.

In the administrator mode, select [Store Address] - [Program] - [Registration] - [FTP], then click [OK] to configure the following settings.

SettingsDescription
[Name]
Enter the program name (using up to 24 characters).
Assign a name that helps you easily identify the program.
[Destination Information]
Click [Search from List], and select a destination FTP from the list. Click [Check Destination] to check registered address books.
If you wish to manually enter a destination FTP, select [Direct Input] and enter the FTP.
  • [Host Address]: Select the [Please check to enter host name.] check box, and enter the host name or IP address of a destination FTP server, (using up to 253 characters).
  • [File Path]: Enter the name of a destination folder in the FTP server specified in [Host Address] (using up to 127 characters).
  • [User ID]: Enter the available user name to log in (using up to 64 characters) if authentication is required in the destination FTP server.
  • [Password]: Enter the password of the user specified in [User ID].
  • [anonymous]: When authentication is not required in the destination FTP server, select [ON].
  • [PASV Mode]: When the PASV mode is used in your environment, select [ON].
  • [Proxy]: When a proxy server is used in your environment, select [ON].
  • [Port No.]: If necessary, change the port number. Normally, you can use the original port number.
Only one destination can be specified.
[Basic Setting]/[Application Setting]
Configure the Scan option settings.
For details, refer to Here.
[Limiting Access to Destinations]
Limit access to this destination, if necessary.
For details, refer to Here.