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User’s Guide [Security Operations]
Copyright
2008
A11U-9630-00A PANTONE 300C BK
A11U-9630-00A
2009. 6
Ver. 1.01
http://konicaminolta.com
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User’s Guide [Security Operations]Copyright2008A11U-9630-00A PANTONE 300C BKA11U-9630-00A2009. 6Ver. 1.01http://konicaminolta.com

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Security1362/282/222 1-5Security Chapter 1When the above steps have been properly carried out, the Service Engineer should make a copy of this page an

Page 3 - 3 User Operations

1Security1-6 362/282/222Security Chapter 11.2 Security FunctionsSetting the Enhance Security function to [ON] will validate the security func-tion of

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Security1362/282/222 1-7Security Chapter 11.2.1 Check Count Clear ConditionsThe following are the conditions for clearing or resetting the check count

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1Security1-8 362/282/222Security Chapter 11.3 Data to be ProtectedThe underlying concept of this machine toward security is “to protect data that can

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Security1362/282/222 1-9Security Chapter 11.4 Precautions for Operation ControlThis machine and the data handled by this machine should be used in an

Page 7 - 1 Security

1Security1-10 362/282/222Security Chapter 1- The Administrator should make sure that any user does not set any num-ber that can easily be guessed from

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Security1362/282/222 1-11Security Chapter 11.5 MiscellaneousPassword RulesAccording to certain Password Rules, registration of a password consisting o

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1Security1-12 362/282/222Security Chapter 1

Page 10 - Security Chapter 1

2Administrator Operations Chapter 2Administrator Operations

Page 11 - 1.2 Security Functions

2Administrator Operations2-2 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 22 Administrator Operations2.1 Accessing the Admin. Management ModeThis machi

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Contents362/282/222 x-1Contents1 Security1.1 Introduction ... 1-2C

Page 13 - 1.3 Data to be Protected

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-3Administrator Operations Chapter 22Reminder If another Administrator has already logged on to the Admin. Manag

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2Administrator Operations2-4 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 24 Touch [Enter].?What happens if a wrong Administrator Code (Administrator P

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Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-5Administrator Operations Chapter 2<From PageScope Web Connection>1 Start the Web browser.2 Enter the IP

Page 16 - 1.5 Miscellaneous

2Administrator Operations2-6 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 2% If the Enhance Security function is set to [ON], entry of a wrong password

Page 17

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-7Administrator Operations Chapter 26 Click the [Logout].This allows you to log off from the Admin. Management m

Page 18 - Administrator Operations

2Administrator Operations2-8 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 22.2 Enhancing the Security FunctionWhen access to the Admin. Management mode

Page 19 - 2 Administrator Operations

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-9Administrator Operations Chapter 2The Temporary Data Overwriting function is executed at the following timing.

Page 20 - 2 Touch [Admin. Manage

2Administrator Operations2-10 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 22Reminder When Password Rules is set to [ON], the characters and the number

Page 21 - 4 Touch [Enter]

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-11Administrator Operations Chapter 23 Touch [Security Setting].4 Touch [Enhance Securi-ty].5 Touch [ON] to enab

Page 22 - 5 Click the [Log-in]

2Administrator Operations2-12 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 27 Make sure that a mes-sage appears prompting you to turn OFF and then ON t

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Contentsx-2 362/282/2222.5.1 Changing the User Box Number and User Box Password ...2-19<Setting can be made only from the PageScope Web Con

Page 24 - 6 Click the [Logout]

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-13Administrator Operations Chapter 22.3 Canceling the Access Lock StateWhen access to the Admin. Management mod

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2Administrator Operations2-14 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 22.3.1 Performing Unlock Setting2Note Do not leave the machine with the Admi

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Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-15Administrator Operations Chapter 22.4 Changing the Administrator Code (Administrator Password)When access to

Page 27 - 2 Touch [Admin. 2]

2Administrator Operations2-16 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 22 Touch [Admin. 1].3 Touch [Admin. Set].4 Touch [Administrator Code Input].

Page 28 - 6 Touch [Enter]

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-17Administrator Operations Chapter 25 Touch [Current Code] and type the currently set 8-digit Administrator Cod

Page 29 - 7 Make sure that a mes

2Administrator Operations2-18 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 28 Touch [Enter].?What if an Administrator Code (Administrator Password) dif

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Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-19Administrator Operations Chapter 22.5 User Box FunctionWhen access to the Admin. Management mode using PageSc

Page 31 - 3 Select the function, for

2Administrator Operations2-20 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 22 Click the [User Box] tab.3 Click [User Box] and type the desired User Box

Page 32 - Password)

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-21Administrator Operations Chapter 25 Click the [Change Box Number].– To change the User Box Name, click [Chang

Page 33 - 4 Touch [Administrator

2Administrator Operations2-22 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 27 Click the [Apply].?What if the User Box Number entered is duplicated?% If

Page 34 - 7 Touch [Retype New

Contents362/282/222 x-33.2.3 Changing the User Box Number and User Box Password ... 3-18<Setting can be made only from PageScope Web Connect

Page 35 - 8 Touch [Enter]

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-23Administrator Operations Chapter 210 Enter the new 8-digit User Box Password in the “Retype New Pass-word” bo

Page 36 - 2.5 User Box Function

2Administrator Operations2-24 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 22.6 Protecting Data in the HDDIf the optional Hard Disk HD-504 and Security

Page 37 - 4 Click the [Set]

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-25Administrator Operations Chapter 22.6.1 Setting the HDD Lock Password2Note When the main power switch is turn

Page 38

2Administrator Operations2-26 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 23 Touch [HDD Lock Set-ting].4 Touch [Input Password].5 Touch [New Password]

Page 39 - 7 Click the [Apply]

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-27Administrator Operations Chapter 26 Enter the 20-digit HDD Lock Password from the keyboard and keypad.– Press

Page 40 - 11 Click the [Apply]

2Administrator Operations2-28 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 29 Enter the 20-digit HDD Lock Password from the keyboard and keypad.– Press

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Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-29Administrator Operations Chapter 214 Make sure that a mes-sage appears prompting you to turn OFF and then ON

Page 42 - 2 Touch [HDD Manage

2Administrator Operations2-30 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 22.6.2 Changing the HDD Lock Password2Note When the main power switch is tur

Page 43 - 5 Touch [New Password]

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-31Administrator Operations Chapter 24 Touch [Enter].?What happens if there is a mismatch in the HDD Lock Passwo

Page 44 - 8 Touch [Confirm New

2Administrator Operations2-32 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 28 Touch [Confirm New Password].9 Enter the 20-digit HDD Lock Password from

Page 45 - 13 Touch [Enter]

Contentsx-4 362/282/222

Page 46 - 14 Make sure that a mes

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-33Administrator Operations Chapter 212 A message appears that prompts you to deter-mine whether you want to cha

Page 47 - 3 Enter the currently regis

2Administrator Operations2-34 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 22.6.3 Setting the Encryption Key (encryption word)2Note When the main power

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Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-35Administrator Operations Chapter 23 Touch [Input].4 Touch [New Encryption Key].5 Enter the new 20-digit Encry

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2Administrator Operations2-36 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 27 Touch [Re-enter Encryp-tion Key].8 Enter the 20-digit En-cryption Key fro

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Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-37Administrator Operations Chapter 211 A message will appear, asking whether you want to register the Encryp-ti

Page 51 - 2 Touch [Encryption Set

2Administrator Operations2-38 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 216 Touch [Format].17 Touch [Yes].18 Touch [Enter].19 When HDD formatting is

Page 52 - 5 Enter the new 20-digit

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-39Administrator Operations Chapter 22.6.4 Changing the Encryption key2Note When the main power switch is turned

Page 53 - 9 Touch [Enter]

2Administrator Operations2-40 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 23 Enter the currently regis-tered 20-digit Encryption Key from the keyboard

Page 54 - 14 The following screen ap

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-41Administrator Operations Chapter 27 Touch [Enter].?What happens if the Encryption Key entered does not meet t

Page 55 - 19 When HDD formatting is

2Administrator Operations2-42 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 211 Touch [Enter].12 A message will appear, asking whether you want to chang

Page 56 - 2 Touch [Change]

1Security Chapter 1Security

Page 57 - 6 Enter the new 20-digit

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-43Administrator Operations Chapter 215 The following screen ap-pears after the machine has been restarted.16 Ca

Page 58 - 9 Enter the 20-digit En

2Administrator Operations2-44 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 220 When HDD formatting is completed, a message will appear prompting you to

Page 59 - 12 A message will appear

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-45Administrator Operations Chapter 22.7 Overwrite All Data FunctionWhen access to the Admin. Management mode by

Page 60 - 19 Touch [Enter]

2Administrator Operations2-46 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 22.7.1 Executing Overwrite All Data2Note Do not leave the machine with the A

Page 61 - 20 When HDD formatting is

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-47Administrator Operations Chapter 22.8 Network Setting FunctionWhen access to the Admin. Management mode by th

Page 62

2Administrator Operations2-48 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 2<From PageScope Web Connection>0 For the procedure to access the Admi

Page 63 - 3 Touch [Yes]

Administrator Operations2362/282/222 2-49Administrator Operations Chapter 22.8.3 Making the Windows print (NetBIOS) setting2Note Do not leave the mach

Page 64 - 2.8 Network Setting Function

2Administrator Operations2-50 362/282/222Administrator Operations Chapter 2

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3User Operations Chapter 3User Operations

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3User Operations3-2 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 33 User Operations3.1 Secure Print FunctionThe Secure Print function allows a Secure Print spec

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1Security1-2 362/282/222Security Chapter 11 Security1.1 IntroductionThank you for purchasing our product.This User’s Guide contains the operating proc

Page 68 - User Operations

User Operations3362/282/222 3-3User Operations Chapter 3<Setting can be made only from the control panel>1 Press the [Box] key.2 Touch [Secure P

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3User Operations3-4 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 36 Touch [Enter].7 Select the target Secure Print and touch [Action].8 Enter the 8-digit Secure

Page 70 - 5 Touch [Enter]

User Operations3362/282/222 3-5User Operations Chapter 3% If the Enhance Security function is set to [ON], the machine counts entry of a wrong Secure

Page 71 - 8 Enter the 8-digit Secure

3User Operations3-6 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 33.2 User Box FunctionThe machine allows all users to register User Boxes and operate to make c

Page 72 - 10 Check the document in

User Operations3362/282/222 3-7User Operations Chapter 35 Click the target index of the User Box List.6 Click “---” of “Box Number.”

Page 73 - 4 Click the [User Box] tab

3User Operations3-8 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 37 Type the User Box Number in the “Box Number” field.– Even if the User Box Number entered fal

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User Operations3362/282/222 3-9User Operations Chapter 32Note If the User Box Number entered is duplicated, a message will appear that tells that the

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3User Operations3-10 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 33.2.2 Accessing a User Box document<From the Control Panel>1 Press the [Box] key.2 Touc

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User Operations3362/282/222 3-11User Operations Chapter 35 Select the target User Box.6 Touch [User Box No.] and type the target User Box Number from

Page 77 - 4 Touch the relevant in

3User Operations3-12 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 3% If the Enhance Security function is set to [ON], entry of a wrong password is counted as un

Page 78 - 6 Touch [User Box No.]

Security1362/282/222 1-3Security Chapter 1The Administrator of the machine should make sure that none of the One-Touch Names to be used for a one-touc

Page 79 - 11 Touch [Action]

User Operations3362/282/222 3-13User Operations Chapter 3<From PageScope Web Connection>0 For the procedure to show the [User Box] tab on the sc

Page 80 - 3 Click the [Set]

3User Operations3-14 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 35 Click the [Apply].?What if there is a mismatch in the User Box Passwords?% If there is a mi

Page 81 - 5 Click the [Apply]

User Operations3362/282/222 3-15User Operations Chapter 37 Enter the 8-digit User Box Password in the “Password” box and click [Download].– To change

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3User Operations3-16 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 3?What precautions should be used when changing a User Box Name?% When a User Box Name is to b

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User Operations3362/282/222 3-17User Operations Chapter 39 Specify the destination in which the document is to be saved and the file name. Then, click

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3User Operations3-18 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 33.2.3 Changing the User Box Number and User Box Password2Note It is not allowed to duplicate

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User Operations3362/282/222 3-19User Operations Chapter 33 Type the new User Box Number and the currently set 8-digit User Box Password.4 Click the [A

Page 86 - 4 Click the [Apply]

3User Operations3-20 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 35 Click the [Change User Box Password].6 Enter the currently set 8-digit User Box Password in

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User Operations3362/282/222 3-21User Operations Chapter 37 Enter a new 8-digit User Box Password in the “New Password” box.?What precautions should be

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3User Operations3-22 362/282/222User Operations Chapter 39 Click the [Apply].2Note If there is a mismatch in the User Box Password between that entere

Page 89 - 9 Click the [Apply]

1Security1-4 362/282/222Security Chapter 1INSTALLATION CHECKLISTThis Installation Checklist contains items that are to be check by the Service Enginee

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User’s Guide [Security Operations]Copyright2008A11U-9630-00A PANTONE 300C BKA11U-9630-00A2009. 6Ver. 1.01http://konicaminolta.com

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