NAS

NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a storage device that is connected to the network.
You can use part of the machine’s local drive area as a simple file server to save files and browse saved files.

FOLDER STRUCTURE

The folder structure is as follows.

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root

public: Area for storing PDF files for PC browsing that have been created using the document filing function.
shared: Area where you can freely create folders.
faxreceive: Area for storing received data using the received data local drive storage function.

Saving files in NAS / browsing NAS files

You can save data that you need to the machine’s local disk, and view the data on your computer.

Document scanned on the machine
In document filing, tap the [Create PDF for PC Browsing] checkbox so that it is selected

, and copy to the publicfolder to save the data.
File Information
Received fax data
Configure "Settings (administrator" - [System Settings] → [Image Send Settings] → [Inbound Routing (Forwarding/Storing) Settings] → [Inbound Routing (Storage) Settings].
SAVING RECEIVED FAXES TO THE MACHINE'S STORAGE (INBOUND ROUTING)

Using as a file server / browsing saved files.

To use this, open any folder screen on your computer and enter the IP address of the machine after “\\” in the address bar (example: \\192.168.1.28).

Access restrictions are set for each folder, so you must enter the login name and password of the administrator account or of a user account that has been registered in the machine.
The maximum size per file is 2 GB.

NAS

FOLDER STRUCTURE

Saving files in NAS / browsing NAS files

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