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OfficeBridge Web Interface:
With this device’s embedded Web server,
administrators and users can view overall
device status and configuration, as well as
manage the networking and scan-to features
of the Muratec F-560. They can update
network settings (IP, gateway, and email
server addresses), display device
configuration settings (paper and optional
hardware), and view the current print job
queue. The Web interface does not display
current resource level for the toner.
The Muratec F-560 Web interface also has
special configuration pages for the device’s
scan-to features. Users can create shortcut
console buttons for FTP and file system
destinations. Just as on the console, users
can also browse a Windows file system from
the Web interface. For scan-to-email, they
can also set default file formats (PDF or
TIFF) for attachments.
The 300-entry address book can be
managed through the Web interface.
Administrators can set fax and email
destinations, which then appear under the
appropriate screen on the console.
While all of the above activities can be
accomplished from the console’s touch
screen, in small offices or front-office in
larger organizations, the Web interface will
be a welcome productivity booster.
Device Management
Device status and device configuration can be
viewed from the “device settings” page.
Users can enter both email address and fax numbers
for a single entry. The console will display the short-
cut buttons under the appropriate screen.
From the Web interface, users can browse network file
systems to set a file destination. The shortcut created
will appear on the console’s folder scan-to screen.