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

Settings on the Computer

A shared folder used to save scan data must be set up with the computer in advance. Perform the following steps:

Creating a user account
Setting up folder sharing
- supplementary explanationThere are two types of user accounts: "local user account" and "domain user account". You can also perform setup for sending data by using a "domain user account," however, it may not function correctly depending on your network environment.

Reference

For details about the setting, refer to For Windows.