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SYSTEM SETTINGS►SYSTEM SETTINGS

Public Folder / NAS Setting

The "public", "shared" and "faxreceive" folders of the MFP can be accessed as network folders from a network PC.

Settings

Proxy Setting

Access the network through a proxy server.

Settings

Wireless Settings

It provides access to a network via a wireless LAN.
Clicking the [Submit] button stores the settings.

Connection Type

Use this setting to switch between [Wired Only], [Wired+Wireless (Access Point Mode)] or [Wireless (Infrastructure
Mode)].

Current Setting

Shows settings, such as the SSID of a wireless LAN and security type. If the wireless LAN is disabled, "--" appears.

Item

Settings

public

When [Use of Storage] is set to [Allow], the PDF files for PC viewing in the "public" folder
can be accessed.

shared

If the [Use of Storage] is set to [Allow], you can use the "shared" folder as a network folder.

faxreceive

If the [Use of Storage] in set to [Allow], you can use the "faxreceive" folder as a fax/Internet
fax received data. The "faxreceive" folder contains files of "Settings for HDD Storing of
Received Data".

Item

Description

Proxy Setting

Set whether proxy settings are used.

Proxy Server Address

Enter the proxy server address.

User Name

Enter a user name to access the proxy server.

Password

Enter a password to allow access to the proxy server.

Port Number

Enter the proxy server port number.

Address without Using Proxy

Specify exception addresses for a proxy that is used in the external service connect
function, Google Cloud Print and Sharp OSA.
[Entry method]
1) Can be set using a host name or an IP address.
2) When using a host name, you can use a wildcard (*) at the beginning of the domain

name.
(Example: "*example.□□□" (equivalent to "example.□□□", "sub.example.□□□",
"subexample.□□□", etc.)

3) When using an IP address, you can use a wildcard (*) at the end of the address.

(Example: "10*" (equivalent to 100.nnn.nnn.nnn to 109.nnn.nnn.nnn)
If the Sharp OSA application using "HTML Browser 3.5" is set to an exception address,
rule (3) cannot be used.

4) You can use a separator (semicolon (;)) to enter multiple addresses.

(Example: "99.99.99.99;example.□□□")