Sharp MX-M283 Manual de instalación

1 OF 46 MFP TT-20352 Models: MX-M283N/MX-M363N/MX-M453N/MX-M503N MX-M623N/MX-M753N MX-4100N/MX-4101N/MX-5001N MX-2610N/MX-3110N/MX-3610N MX-4110N/M

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 10 OF 46 e. Next, click on the Authority Group List and click on the Add button to create the first authority group. f. T

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 11 OF 46 g. Click on the Add button at the Authority Group List page to add the next authority group. Type in Black_and_Whit

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 12 OF 46 i. Click on the Add button at the Authority Group List page to add the last authority group. Type in Restricted_Use

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 13 OF 46 k. Click on the Favorite Operation Group List menu and then click on the Add button to create the first operation g

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 14 OF 46 n. Click on the Add button at the Favorite Operation Group List page to create the next operation group. Type in Ru

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 15 OF 46 p. Finally, click on the Add button at the Favorite Operation Group List page to create the last operation group. T

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 16 OF 46 3. Create a new Global Address Book with a Custom LDAP Server on the MFP and link it with the User Control Function

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 17 OF 46 c. The newly created Custom LDAP Server (in this case named Authority Server) is added to the Global Address Book L

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 18 OF 46 5. Update user attributes in Active Directory NOTE: This step should be completed by the network administrator. In

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 19 OF 46 The user attributes in this example can be edited manually by using the Active Directory Computer and User administr

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 2 OF 46 Integrating Sharp MFP User Control with Active Directory User Attributes A feature has been added to the newest Sha

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 20 OF 46 c. Click on the Telephones tab and enter the following values for this user: In the Home field, enter a value of 1

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 21 OF 46 e. This individual has a job title of Staff and is part of the Production department. As a staff member in this dep

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 22 OF 46 6. Clone User Control, LDAP and Network Settings with Device Cloning. If additional MFPs in the same network will b

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 23 OF 46 d. Click on the Save button to save the exported *.bin file in a known location on your computer. e. Next, log in

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 24 OF 46 f. Click on the Execute button in the Import Settings section to import the clone file into the target MFP. g. Re

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 25 OF 46 Example 2 – Using Attributes Common to all Users The domain in this scenario (Sharpshow.com) uses a different Active

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 26 OF 46 However, when multiple users are selected, only the tabs and attributes common to all selected users are displayed

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 27 OF 46 As discussed before, the actual names of the attributes are different than the names that are displayed on the tabs

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 28 OF 46 b. Click on the User Control, click on Page Limit Groups List and then click on the Add button when the page below

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 29 OF 46 d. At the Page Limit Group List page, click on the Add button to create another group. Next, type Limited_Group for

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 3 OF 46 To apply these groups for user control at the MFP only requires the administrator to assign numeric values to the use

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 30 OF 46 e. Next, click on the Authority Group List and click on the Add button to create the first authority group. f. T

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 31 OF 46 g. Click on the Add button at the Authority Group List page to add the next authority group. Type in Black_and_Whit

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 32 OF 46 i. Click on the Add button at the Authority Group List page to add the last authority group. Type in Restricted_Use

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 33 OF 46 k. Click on the Favorite Operation Group List menu and then click on the Add button to create the first operation g

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 34 OF 46 n. Click on the Add button at the Favorite Operation Group List page to create the next operation group. Type in Ru

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 35 OF 46 p. Finally, click on the Add button at the Favorite Operation Group List page to create the last operation group. T

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 36 OF 46 3. Create a new Global Address Book with a Custom LDAP Server on the MFP and link it with User Control Function. a.

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 37 OF 46 c. The newly created Custom LDAP Server (in this case named Authority Server) is added to the Global Address Book L

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 38 OF 46 5. Update user attributes in Active Directory NOTE: This step should be completed by the network administrator. In

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 39 OF 46 a. On the LDAP server, start the Active Directory Computer and User administrative tool and open the first organiza

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 4 OF 46 3. Network user who has requested that MFP display language be in Spanish. Figure 3 4. Network user who is not all

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 40 OF 46 b. All users in the Advertiser organization will be assigned the attribute values just submitted. To verify this, h

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 41 OF 46 c. Next, open the Managers organization unit. Highlight all the users in this unit, right click and select Properti

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 42 OF 46 d. Next, open the Production organization unit. Highlight all the users in this unit, right click and select Proper

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 43 OF 46 e. Finally, open the Temporary organizational unit. Highlight all the users in this unit, right click and select Pr

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 44 OF 46 6. Clone User Control, LDAP and Network Settings with Device Cloning. If additional MFPs in the same network will b

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 45 OF 46 d. Click on the Save button to save the exported *.bin file in a known location on your computer. e. Next, log in

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 46 OF 46 f. Click on the Execute button to import the clone file into the target MFP. g. Repeat the above steps until all

1 OF 1 MFP TT-20364 Models: MX-M623U/MX-M753U MX-M623N/MX-M753N Priority: Medium Date: November 2011 Subject: Delay Between Scans Symptom: Scanner

1 OF 1 MFP TT-20374 Models: Current MFP Models Priority: Medium Date: December 2011 Subject: Network Scanner Tool Cannot Detect MFP with Auto Detec

1 OF 1 MFP TT-20386 Models: All Sharp MFPs Priority: Medium Date: January 2012 Subject: Acrobat Reduces Page to 96% when Printing Symptom: When Pri

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 5 OF 46 The following tutorial details these procedures using two different examples and demonstrates how to fully leverage t

1 OF 2 MFP TT-20394 Models: MX-M623N/MX-M753N/MX-M623U/MX-M753U Priority: Medium Date: February 2012 Subject: Automatic Copy and Printer Calibratio

TECHNICAL TIP TT-20394 2 OF 2 Automatic Color Copy and Printer calibration (Combined) Simulation 46-74 In most cases, you should be able to run Sim

1 OF 1 MFP TT-20395 Models: MX-M623N/MX-M753N/MX-M623U/MX-M753U Priority: Medium Date: February 2012 Subject: MFP Calibration Checklist Symptom: I

1 OF 1 MFP TT-20405 Models: MX-FXX2 • Option for: MX-2600N/MX-3100N MX-4100N/MX-4101N/MX-5001N MX-M283N/MX-M363N/MX-M453N/MX-M503N MX-M363U/MX-M453

1 OF 19 MFP TT-20412 Models: MX-M283N/MX-M363N/MX-M453N/MX-M503N MX-M623N/MX-M753N MX-4100N/MX-4101N/MX-5001N MX-2610N/MX-3110N/MX-3610N MX-4110N/

Network Login Using a USB HID Card Reader with the Aries and Virgo MFP On the Sharp C-Jupiter II, Jupiter III, Dragon III, Aries and Virgo series MFP

A. User granted full control for Color and Black and White mode operations. B. User granted only Black and White mode operations.

C. User prohibited from using any functions of the MFP. D. Screen presented when the LDAP server is not available for a user granted full control

The following are the steps used to create the custom LDAP server with LDAP Server Access Control with a HID card for network authentication on a Sh

6. Next, add another Authority Group naming it B&W Only and select Color Prohibited as the registration model. Click on the Submit button. 7.

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 6 OF 46 The actual names of the attributes are different than the names that are shown on the Telephones tab. Display Name

2. Click on the Add button and the new Favorite Operation Group Registration screen will appear. Name this group Green – Full Control and click on

 C. Create Custom LDAP Server on the MFP 1. Click on Network Settings on the left hand menu item and then click on the LDAP Settings sub menu. 2.

b. wWWHomePage (Displayed as Web page on user’s General tab in Active Directory Users and Computers) c. ipPhone (Displayed as IP phone on user’s

D. Update user attributes in Active Directory NOTE: The following steps should be performed by a qualified Network Administrator. The Active Direct

4. Expand the Production ou and highlight all users. Right click, select Properties and click on General tab. Click on the check boxes next to Offi

6. Next, users assigned with HID cards that are to be given access to the MFP must have their HID card number added to their user attributes. In th

E. Install the Card Reader to the MFP and enable User Control. All that remains to implement this solution is to install the HID card reader on the

3. When the following screen appears, type in the administrator password (default admin) and then press the OK button. 4. Press the Login butto

5. When the Settings screen reappears, click on the User Control menu to expand it and then click on Card Type / Card Reader Settings. 6. Click

7. Scroll down under User Control, select the Card Reader Device Registration menu item and then click on the Read button. 8. When the followi

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 7 OF 46 The following attributes are accessed using the Other button for the individual attributes shown above on the Telepho

9. After a few moments, the Product ID and Vendor ID fields will be populated with the values from the card reader. Click on the Submit button afte

11. Select Enable from the drop down list for User Authentication and leave the Authentication Method Setting at the default as shown. 12. Scroll

13. Scroll down to the last screen, click on the box next to Automatic Login with a Card and click on the radio button for Only Card Authentication

1 OF 3 MFP TT-20414 Models: MX-2310U/MX-3111U MX-2600N/MX-3100N MX-4100N/MX-4101N/MX-5001N MX-2610N/MX-3110N/MX-3610N MX-4110N/MX-4111N/MX-5110N/MX

TECHNICAL TIP TT-20414 2 OF 3 When User Control is enabled and printing using Retention under the Job Handling tab of the print driver preferences,

TECHNICAL TIP TT-20414 3 OF 3 If using LDAP authentication, there is no need to create users under the user list. Leave the Default Job ID box unch

1 OF 4 MFP TT-20422R Models: MX-M283N/MX-M363N/MX-M453N/MX-M503N MX-M363U/MX-M453U/MX-M503U MX-M623N/MX-M753N MX-M623U/MX-M753U Priority: Medium Da

TECHNICAL TIP TT-20422 2 OF 4 Troubleshooting: 1. Try to reset the U2-30 error by executing Simulation 16. 2. The electronic serial number data s

TECHNICAL TIP TT-20422 3 OF 4 Step 3) Original Components: To avoid delays, the following components must be sent to the factory in order to restore

TECHNICAL TIP TT-20422 4 OF 4 Addendum Replacement Parts: Please be aware that the part numbers for the EEPROMs are only provided in the PWB Parts Gu

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 8 OF 46 NOTE: Creating an Unlimited_Group is not really required. However, it is done here to make the exercise easier to fol

TECHNICAL TIP TT- 20352 9 OF 46 d. At the Page Limit Group List page, click on the Add button to create another group. Next, type Limited_Group for