Ricoh IS200E Operating Instructions Manual page 107

❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Key Display
Enter the name to appear on the control panel of this machine, using up to 16
characters. The first 16 characters of the send file path name are automatically
used if you skip registering a key display name.
❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Assign Title
You can assign a send file path record under the following three types of titles
for recalling the key display name quickly on the control panel of this machine.
• Alphabet
[ABC], [DEF], [GHI], [JKL], [MNO], [PQRS], [TUV], [WXYZ]
• Custom Title
[1], [2], [3], [4], [5]
• Frequently Used Title(s)
Select "On" if you want the send file path record to be included in the
[Freq.] page, which is displayed as the first title for both the alphabetical
and custom title lists. Select "Off" if you do not want the item in the [ Freq.]
page.
Important
❒ Before assigning a custom title, it is necessary to register custom titles us-
ing the Web Status Monitor, and restart this machine. You cannot config-
ure [Send File Path] and [Custom Title] settings at the same time.
Note
❒ Under each of the records, the assigned items are listed by the order of reg-
istration.
❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Send File
• Send File Path
Enter the path to the destination in the format of "\\host name\folder
name" or "\\IP address\folder name".
Note
❒ Be sure to specify folders that are on the root directory of a host comput-
er. You cannot specify any sub-directories for "folder name" in the
above syntax.
• Login User Name
Enter a user name with shared folder access, in the format of "work group
name\user name" or "domain name\user name".
Note
❒ When the shared folder you register is on a file server, enter a user name
available for logging in to the file server.
❒ When the shared folder you register is configured an access right by
Windows 2000/XP, Windows Server 2003, or Windows NT4.0, enter the
user name that is specified as the administrator of the operating system.
❒ When the shared folder you register is on a client computer, enter a user
name available for logging in to the network.
Configuring Settings Using a Web Browser
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