Toshiba e-STUDIO2000AC Operator's Manual page 56

7.TopAccess
Item name
3
Sync Setting
4
Server Name
5
Port Number
6
User Name
7
Password
8
Enable SSL/TLS
9
Assume this MFP is the
Primary Server
If the FTP server is disabled, you cannot set this MFP as the primary server.
10 Server Name
11 Port Number
12 Enable SSL/TLS
13 Delete All Shared Data
 Panel Setting
You can set the default screen on the control panel and the appearance order in the job lists.
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2
Item name
1
Default Screen
2
Sort Order
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Specify whether or not to synchronize the HOME screen with the network
server or other MFPs.
 Disable: Disable the Home sync function.
 Use Network Server for Sync: Select this to use the network server for
synchronization.
 Use MFP for Sync: Select this to use MFP for synchronization.
Enter the name of the network server.
Enter the port number of the network server.
Enter the name of the user who accesses the network server.
Enter the password of the user who accesses the network server.
Select whether SSL/TLS is enabled or disabled.
Select this check box to synchronize this MFP as the primary server. When you
clear this check box, another MFP can synchronize as the primary server.
Enter the name of the primary server when you set another MFP other than
this MFP as the primary server.
Enter the port number of the primary server when you set another MFP other
than this MFP as the primary server.
Select whether SSL/TLS is enabled or disabled when you set another MFP
other than this MFP as the primary server.
Delete all the shared data stored in the FTP server.
Specify the functions to be displayed on the default screen after this
equipment starts up. Select [Embedded Application] and then press
[Assignment] to specify the applications to be set on the default screen.
Specify the appearance order of hold (fax) and secure Rx jobs in the job list.
Ascending Order — Shows the jobs in the ascending order by day.
Descending Order — Shows the jobs in the descending order by day.
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