User manual SHARP NETWORK SCANNER TOOL R3.1

[. . . ] Network Scanner Tool R3. 1 User's Guide Version 3. 0. 04 Copyright © 2000-2004 by Sharp Corporation. Reproduction, adaptation or translation without prior written permission is prohibited, except as allowed under copyright laws. Trademark Acknowledgements Sharpdesk is a trademark of Sharp Corporation. Microsoft® and Windows® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Internet Explorer® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. [. . . ] Enter the scanner's IP Address or Host Name (DNS/WINS) and click OK. After selecting your scanner (from steps 2-3), you can specify how it should contact your computer when sending scanned files (automatically, by IP Address, or by Host Name) by clicking Advanced. Advanced Scanner Settings Screen 6. After selecting your scanner and setting the applicable options, click Next. The Prefix to Profile Name screen displays. Network Scanner Tool User's Guide 11 Prefix to Profile Name screen 8. Enter a name using up to 6 characters (this name will be used to identify your scanner) and click Next. Note: To the Users of AR-507, AR-407, AR-337, and AR-287 With AR-507, AR-407, AR-337, and AR-287, "Initial" in the screen displayed in the setup of Network Scanner Tool is not available. With a model other than those above, set "Initial" referring to the operation manual for the network scanner expansion kit. The Profile Selection screen displays. 12 Network Scanner Tool User's Guide Profile Selection screen 9. Select the profiles you want to apply when working with the Network Scanner Tool by highlighting the profile in the Available Profiles list and clicking Add. To remove a profile from your profile list, highlight it and click Remove. Available profiles include: · · · OCR: automatically converts a scanned document to editable text (using OCR) and stores it in your Sharpdesk desktop folder. Email: opens your email application and attaches the scanned document as an email attachment. 10. Select the folder where you want to store your scanned documents and click OK. To rename a profile, highlight it, click Rename Profile, and type the name you want to use. Click Finish. The Network Scanning Tool setup is complete and is ready to use. Network Scanner Tool User's Guide 13 Chapter 4 Using the Network Scanner Tool Introduction The Network Scanner Tool user interface lets you setup and configure network-scanning processes using three configuration tabs: 1. System Options Each tab lets you select processing steps to follow each time your computer receives a scanned image from a networked scanner. You can access these tabs from either the Sharpdesk Product Configuration/Tools menu or the Network Scanner Tool icon in the Windows system tray. Network Scanner Tool User's Guide 14 Network Scanner Tool Menu (system tray icon) Right-clicking on the icon located in the Windows system tray lets you access the Network Scanner Tool menu. If you need the current status of the Network Scanner Tool, simply mouse-over the icon to display information such as "Network Scanner Tool is Started", "Network Scanner Tool is stopped", and so on. You can also receive Network Scanner Tool status as indicated by the different icons displayed in the system tray: Network Scanner service is Started Network Scanner service is stopped The Network Scanning Tool icon is placed on the Windows system tray during installation and will automatically start up each time your computer restarts. Right-clicking on the Network Scanner Tool icon displays the following menu for controlling the Network Scanner Tool: Network Scanner Tool Menu When an image file is received in the server folder, the Network Scanner Tool takes action to process it based on the configuration profile settings. Note: the Network Scanner Tool can monitor one or more server folders, and then perform actions on files that arrive in the folder(s). After processing completes, the original image file is removed from the server folder. Open Opens and displays the Network Scanner Tool. Start/Stop/Exit You can start the Network Scanner Tool service, stop it, or close it down using these commands. About Selecting this option displays the Network Scanner Tool About screen. Network Scanner Tool User's Guide 15 Configuring the Network Scanner Tool The Network Scanner Tool application can be started in a number of different ways: from the Network Scanner Tool context menu (or by simply double-clicking the icon in the Windows system tray), or from the Start->Programs->Sharpdesk->Network Scanner Tool menu, or from the Sharpdesk application, using the Tools -> Product Configuration -> Network Scanner Tool menu. [. . . ] Auto Detect This option will cause the Network Scanner Tool to search the local subnet for Sharp scanners that are capable of network scanning. The local subnet consists of those IP addresses that have the first three segments in common. Once detected and listed, you need to check the ones you would like to use with the Network Scanner Tool. Web Setup Note: An administrator login might be required to use this feature. [. . . ]