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How to Setup Job Accounting on Sharp
1. You will need the IP address of the copier, to get this go to the machine and press the “Settings” button and then “Network Status”.
2. Next go to your computer and open your web browser, type in the IP address of the copier, and press enter.
3. Click the “System Settings” tab and then select “Authentication Settings”.
4. You will be prompted for the Admin password, by default it is “admin”. If this doesn’t work please contact your office administrator or IT dept for further assistance.
5. Make sure you are on the “Default Settings” tab, select the top drop down and choose “Enable”. We suggest using “User numbers” for simplicity but if you prefer, Username and password is an option as well.
6. Scroll to the “Administration Settings” and check the top box, this prevent anyone from printing unless they have a code. You may also change the screen timeout which will automatically logout the user if there is no input detected in the specified time. Scroll back up to the top and select “Submit”.
7. Select the “User Control” tab at the top of the screen and then select “Access Control Settings”.
8. On the left select “Authority Group” and then select “Add”.
9. Give your new group a name, if you have multiple departments you want to setup you could name it after that or just the company name if you want to keep it simple. Scrolling down you can configure the settings and permissions you want the group to have access to. If you are just wanting to track and not restrict then you can keep everything default. Once you have selected the options you want select “Submit” to save.
10. Select the “User Control” tab at the top and then select “User Settings”.
11. Make sure you are on the “User list” option to the left and then select “Add”.
12. Name the user and then choose a username/password or user number depending on the option you selected earlier. Scroll down, in the “Authority Group” choose the group you created in the step before and then select “Submit”
Before users will be able to print they will need to add the code or username/password to their driver:
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