Regular User Settings Overview - Fujitsu N7100 Operator's Manual

5.2.3 Regular User Settings Overview

Regular users can configure the following setting items as long as these items have been
enabled by the administrator.
 Login Setting
Set the scanner to automatically login without displaying the [Login] window, when
the scanner power is switched on or restarted.
Also, set whether or not to enable login with the guest account.
To change these settings, contact the administrator.
 Initial Post-Login Menu
Set whether to display the [Main Menu] or [Job Menu] window.
Switch between the [Main Menu] and [Job Menu] windows, or display only the [Job
Menu] window.
 User Roaming Data
User settings can be shared between multiple scanners, by allowing user data to
be managed on the Central Admin Server.
A regular user can login on different scanners while retaining their user data.
The following user data can be used in roaming mode.
 "My List" e-mail address book
 Scan settings
 Name of the last network printer used(*)
 Name of the last network folder used(*)
 SharePoint folder(*)
(*): If different network printers, network folders or SharePoint folders are set for
scanners, the status of the selection is disabled.
 Job Roaming Info
User job settings can be shared between multiple scanners, by allowing job
settings to be managed on the Central Admin Server.
A regular user can login on different scanners while retaining their preferred [Job
Menu] window.
HINT
When Roaming Mode or Job Mode is [On] on the [Scanner Central Admin Server] window,
which is displayed by selecting the [Scanner Central Admin Server] window in [Network
Admin], if communication with the Central Admin Server is not possible at login, a
confirmation message will appear.
If the [OK] button is pressed, the settings saved in the scanner are used. Pressing the
[Cancel] button returns to the [Login] window.
For details about the [Scanner Central Admin Server] window, refer to
Admin Server" (page
5.2 Using Touch Panel Windows: Regular User
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