Device Management; Adding A Device Connected Via Usb; Adding A Device Connected To The Network - Philips LaserMFD LFF 6080 User Manual

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Device management

This tab shows the list of devices managed by the PC.

Adding a device connected via USB

Make sure that your multifunction machine is powered off.
The connection between the PC and the machine
requires a USB 2.0 shielded cable no more than 3 meters
long.
The Companion Suite Pro software
Important shall be installed to perform this
operation.
1 Locate your USB cable connectors and connect as
shown below on the picture.
2 Power on your multifunction machine.
The PC detects the device and the drivers are
automatically installed.
3 Once the installation is finished, a message
indicates that the drivers are installed correctly.
You can now use the multifunction machine to print or
scan your documents.

Adding a device connected to the network

You may connect your multifunction terminal to an
Ethernet or a wireless network.
The Companion Suite Pro software
Important shall be installed to perform this
operation.
1 Run the Companion Monitor application by clicking
on the icon located on your desktop or from the
menu S
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2 Click the plus sign or A
3 The list of devices detected on the network
appears. Click on R
Detected devices appear with the following
information:
4 NetBIOS name (hardware identifier) or IP address
(device's identifier on the network).
5 Network name (user-defined). To define the name
of a device on the local network, refer to paragraph
Network features, page 47.
Important
6 Select your multifunction machine and click OK.
7 Enter a registration name for your PC and click OK.
The multifunction machine will use this name to
identify your PC.
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button.
DD
to update the list.
EFRESH
Only devices found on the same
local subnetwork as the PC are
automatically detected and
displayed. To add a device located
on another subnetwork, refer to
paragraph Adding manually a
device connected to the network,
page 67.