Overview of Scanner
- Overview of Scan Function
- Available Operations for Scan Function
Scanner Specifications
Scan Precheck
- Network Check
- Network Setting for Scan Transmission
  - Using Web Connection for Setting
  - Using the Control Panel for Setting
Scan to E-mail Setting
- Network Setting Using Web Connection
  - [E-mail TX (SMTP)]
- Network Setting Using the Control Panel
  - [E-Mail TX (SMTP)]
Scan to FTP Setting
- Network Setting Using Web Connection
  - [FTP TX Setting]
- Network Setting Using the Control Panel
  - FTP TX Settings
- FTP Server Setting
  - For Windows
  - For Macintosh
Scan to SMB Setting
- Network Setting Using Web Connection
- Network Setting Using the Control Panel
- Shared Folder Setting for SMB Server (Computer)
  - For Windows
  - For Macintosh
Scan to WebDAV Setting
- Network Setting Using Web Connection
  - [WebDAV Client Settings]
- Network Setting Using the Control Panel
  - WebDAV Client Settings
Web Service Setting
Registering Scan Destinations
Overview of Scan
- Basic Scan Operation
- [SCAN] Screen
- Scan Settings
- Positioning the Original
  - Positioning the Original in ADF
  - Positioning the Original on Original Glass
- Scan to E-mail
  - Settings Required to Use Scan to E-mail
  - Sending to an E-mail Address
- Scan to HDD
- Scan to FTP
  - Settings Required to Use Scan to FTP
  - Sending to an FTP Server
- Scan to SMB
- Scan to WebDAV
  - Settings Required to Use Scan to WebDAV
  - Sending to a WebDAV Server
- Scan to USB
- Sending to a Group
Adjustment of this Machine
- Scan Adjustment
- Adjusting the Reverse Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
Useful Scan Functions
- Address Search
  - [Normal Search]
  - [LDAP Search]
- Registering Scan Settings in Program
- Remote Scan: Scan Using TWAIN Driver
- Remote Scan: Scan Using Web Service

Client Settings

Enable Scan to SMB, and configure settings related to the authentication method.

Follow the procedure described in Using the Control Panel for Setting to display the NIC Settings screen.
Press SMB Settings.
Press Client Setting.
Press ON.
To set SMB authentication, select an authentication method from SMB Authentication Setting. If NTLM v1/v2 has been selected, NTLMv1 authentication is performed when NTLMv2 authentication fails.
To set SMB Authentication Setting to Kerberos and specify the processing after a failure of authentication, select a setting from Authentication Setting if Kerberos Fails.
To use NTLM in user authentication, press Forward, and select ON from User Authentication (NTLM).
If Distributed File System (DFS) is used, select ON from DFS Setting.
Press OK to complete the setting.