User manual CANON REMOTE

[. . . ] Remote UI Guide IMPORTANT: Read this manual carefully before using your printer. Save this manual for future reference. ENG Remote UI Guide How This Manual Is Organized Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Before You Start Various Functions of the Remote UI Appendix Notice To view the manuals in PDF format, Adobe Reader/Adobe Acrobat Reader is required. If Adobe Reader/Adobe Acrobat Reader is not installed on your system, please download it from the Adobe Systems Incorporated website. · Considerable effort has been made to ensure that this manual is free of inaccuracies and omissions. However, as we are constantly improving our products, if you need an exact specification, please contact Canon. · The GIF images on the Remote UI are created using Photoshop by Adobe Systems Incorporated. Contents Preface . [. . . ] 3-21. Displaying/Managing the Printer Status (Device Manager) 2-13 Confirming the Availabilities of the Optional Accessories ([Features] Page) Displays information about the availabilities of the optional accessories, the capacity of the RAM, and [Number of Total Printed Pages]. 2 Various Functions of the Remote UI 2-14 Displaying/Managing the Printer Status (Device Manager) Displaying/Changing the Network Settings ([Network] Page) Allows you to confirm the network settings. If you have logged on in Administrator Mode, you can change the network settings, etc. 2 a b c d e f g a [Network Interface] Displays information about the network interface. Displaying/Managing the Printer Status (Device Manager) 2-15 Various Functions of the Remote UI b [Ethernet Driver Setting] You can display the page that allows you to change the Ethernet driver setting. You can change the Ethernet driver setting only when you have logged on in Administrator Mode. c [Show Parameter List] Displays the [Parameter List] page of the printer. You can also initialize the network settings by clicking [Initialize Network Settings] in the [Parameter List] page. Initialization of the network settings resets them to the default settings. You can initialize the network settings only when you have logged on in Administrator Mode. 2 Various Functions of the Remote UI IMPORTANT Make sure that the printer is not operating before initializing the network settings. If you initialize the network settings while the printer is printing or receiving data, the received data may not be printed properly, or may result in paper jams or damage to the printer. d [Print Protocol] Displays the settings for the print protocol. You can display the page that allows you to change the protocol settings by clicking [Change] for each protocol. You can change the protocol settings only when you have logged on in Administrator Mode. For more details, see "Network Guide". e [Management Protocol] Displays the SNMP settings. You can display the page that allows you to change the SNMP settings by clicking [Change] for [SNMP]. You can change the SNMP settings only when you have logged on in Administrator Mode. For more details, see "Network Guide". NOTE If [SNMP] is set to [Off], you may not be able to specify or browse each options for this printer from utility software that uses SNMP to obtain information. Consult the administrator of the printer before setting [SNMP] to [Off]. f [Spooler] (Displayed only when an optional hard disk is installed. ) Displays the spooler setting. You can display the page that allows you to change the spooler setting by clicking [Change] on the upper right. You can change the spooler setting only when you have logged on in Administrator Mode. For more details, see "Chapter 3 Using the Printer on a TCP/IP Network (Windows/UNIX)" in Network Guide. g [Startup Time] Displays the setting for the startup waiting time from when you turn the printer ON to when the printer starts communication. You can display the page that allows you to change the settings for the startup waiting time by clicking [Change] on the upper right. You can change the setting for the startup waiting time only when you have logged on in Administrator Mode. NOTE · Normally, you do not need to change the setting for startup waiting time. Specify the setting for the startup waiting time only when the printer cannot be connected to the network. [. . . ] 3-14) and register the key pair (the public key and private key) and its certificate in the printer after installing the key/certificate file. Creating/Registering/Changing a Key and Its Certificate 3-13 Registering a Key and Its Certificate in the Printer 1 Click [Register]. 3 Appendix 2 Enter the name of the key to be registered in [Key Name]. NOTE Up to 24 alphanumeric characters can be entered in [Key Name]. 3-14 Creating/Registering/Changing a Key and Its Certificate 3 Enter the password specified for the private key in [Password]. 3 Appendix NOTE Up to 24 alphanumeric characters can be entered in [Password]. 4 Clicking [OK] starts to register the key and its certificate. Clicking [Cancel] does not register the key and its certificate but redisplays the [Key and Certificate] page. Creating/Registering/Changing a Key and Its Certificate 3-15 To perform SSL encrypted communication using the registered key, see "Specifying a Key as the Default Key" (p. 3-16) and specify the key to be used for the SSL encrypted communication after registering the key and its certificate. Specifying a Key as the Default Key 1 3 Appendix Click the [Set this key as the Default Key] button for the key to be specified as the default key. NOTE · The [Set this key as the Default Key] button is displayed only when the key is not specified as the default key. · When [SSL] in [Change Remote UI Setting] is set to [On], or when [SSL] for IPP printing in [Change TCP/IP Settings] is set to [On], the [Set this key as the Default Key] button is not displayed to prevent the settings for the key in use from being changed. · If you want to specify a key as the default key, specify [Off] for the above options before specifying the key as the default key. 2 When the message is displayed, click [OK]. The selected key is specified as the default key. 3-16 Creating/Registering/Changing a Key and Its Certificate Checking a Certificate 1 Click . 3 Appendix NOTE is displayed only when a certificate has been issued for the created key. Creating/Registering/Changing a Key and Its Certificate 3-17 2 After confirming the contents of the certificate, click the [Back] button. 3 Appendix The [Key and Certificate] page reappears. 3-18 Creating/Registering/Changing a Key and Its Certificate Deleting a Key and Its Certificate 1 Click [Erase] for the key and its certificate that you want to delete. 3 Appendix NOTE · [Erase] is displayed only when the key is not specified as the default key. [. . . ]