Sharp e-Copy ShareScan OP 3.0, Руководство по настройке

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14 | Configuring eCopy ShareScan OP
Managing devices
Managing devices involves the following tasks:
■ Specifying the default device (see “Specifying the default device” on page 14).
■ Activating connectors on devices (see “Activating connectors” on page 13).
■ Specifying default device settings (see “Specifying default device settings” on page 14).
■ Configuring activity tracking for device settings (see “Configuring activity tracking for devices”
on page 16).
Specifying the default device
You can specify a default device from which new devices inherit their initial settings. If you do not
specify a default device, and you add a new device, no connectors will be automatically configured
for the new device.
To specify the default device, right-click the device name and then select
Set as default device
.
Specifying default device settings
You can specify default settings for eCopy-enabled devices. The User modify option allows you to
specify whether or not users can override the default setting at the device (by pressing the
Settings button).
To specify default device settings:
1
In the console tree, click
Devices > device_name > Properties
.
2
Clilck the
Scanner
tab. The system displays the current device settings.
3
For each category, specify the default settings (see “Device settings” on page 14.)
4
When you finish specifying the settings, click
Save
.
Device settings
The available settings depend on the scanning device. The following list describes all available
settings:
■ Paper Size
— Select the default input paper size.
■ Output Paper Options
— Select the default output paper size, orientation, and scaling.
■ Resolution
— Select the default scan resolution (100, 150, 150, 200, 300, 400, or 600 dpi). 100
dpi is not available on black-and-white scanning devices.
300 dpi
provides a good compromise
between image quality and file size for text documents.
400 dpi
provides best results when
creating searchable text.
600 dpi
may be necessary to maintain image quality when documents
include complex graphics.