Editing Image Box Name

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The image box name can be changed.

For instructions on how to save Scanned image to an image box, refer to Scan to the Internal Hard Disk Drive (see page 14).

When the image data is registered into the image box, image box name can not be changed.

1 Press the Function key.			4 Select “25 Edit Image Box Name”.

2 Select “Scanner Settings”.	5 Select the desired image box name.

3 Select “20-29” , and then scroll to the	6 Input the new image box name, and
3 Select “20-29” , and then scroll to the	then select “OK”.
next page using .

Up to 15 characters.

For instructions on how to enter characters, refer to Using the Keyboard in the Operating Instructions (For Function Parameters) on the provided CD-ROM.

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Panasonic DP-C322, DP-C262 Editing Image Box Name, Select 25 Edit Image Box Name, Select the desired image box name

DP-C262, DP-C322 specifications

Panasonic has long been a trusted name in the world of office equipment, and its DP-C262 and DP-C322 models stand as prime examples of its commitment to quality and performance in multifunction printers. These color multifunction printers are designed to meet the demanding needs of busy work environments, offering a range of features that enhance productivity while ensuring reliability.

The Panasonic DP-C262 is built to deliver impressive performance with its color print speeds of up to 26 pages per minute for both color and monochrome documents. The DP-C322 takes it a step further with print speeds of up to 32 pages per minute, ensuring that your office workflow remains efficient. Both models offer a high-resolution output of up to 1200 x 1200 dpi, resulting in sharp and detailed prints that elevate the quality of your documents.

One of the standout features of these printers is their intuitive user interface, which includes a large touch panel that allows users to navigate through various functions effortlessly. The standard document feeder enhances productivity by enabling duplex scanning and copying, allowing for quick handling of double-sided documents. Additionally, both printers support various media sizes and weights, accommodating a diverse range of printing needs, from reports to marketing materials.

In terms of connectivity, the DP-C262 and DP-C322 come equipped with multiple options, including USB, Ethernet, and wireless connectivity. This allows for seamless integration into any office network, making it easy for multiple users to access the printer simultaneously. Furthermore, the models support mobile printing solutions, ensuring that users can print documents directly from their smartphones or tablets.

Security is also a key consideration in the design of these printers. Both models include features such as secure printing and user authentication to safeguard sensitive information, making them suitable for environments where data security is paramount.

The energy-efficient design of the DP-C262 and DP-C322 contributes to reduced operational costs and a lower carbon footprint, aligning with modern business practices that prioritize sustainability. With their robust performance and comprehensive features, Panasonic’s DP-C262 and DP-C322 multifunction printers are ideal solutions for businesses seeking reliable, high-quality printing, copying, and scanning capabilities that keep pace with the demands of today's fast-paced work environments.

Contents

Operating Instructions Accessories Operating Instructions Notation ConventionsIcons Table of Contents Adding to the Address Book Glossary Basic Operation Procedure Desired scanning mode if necessaryGetting To Know Your Machine Place the originals Press the Scan/Email key Select the location or destination Press the Start key Sending an Email Getting To KnowYour Machine Memo Refer to Scanner Settings see Scan/Email OperationsScan to the SD Memory Card Select Address Book Scan/Email Scan to the PCMCIA/PC Card Insert a PCMCIA/PC Card Adapter with a memory card Select PC Card Scan to the Internal Hard Disk Drive Hard Disk Drive Hard Disk Drive Start a Web Browser, such asInternet Explorer, on your computer Enter the IP Address that has been set on this machine Place the originals Select Basic Menu to configure Scan to the Computer Select an alphabet tab Select a computer Click Display Scan to Email Press the Scan/Email key Select Email Chapter OperationsSelect an alphabet tab Select an email address To confirm the selected or inputted Email Address Memo Email Addressing from Ldap Server Place the originals Select GlobalPress the Scan/Email key Select Email Select Search Input the first few characters Select a compluter, and then select OK Add an Email Address to the Address Book Select Add to Local Select OK to register the email address as a station Receiving Email Automatically Configure to Receive EmailReceiving an Email Receiving Email Manually Scanner Settings Setting the Scanning QualitySet the desired scanning modes Select the Color Mode, and then OK Setting Original Type and Scanning Density Selecting Original Type Adjusting Scanning Density Scanning Resolution Select a desired resolution, and then select OK Memo Advanced Color Quality Settings Select Adjustment Select a picture quality, and then selectCompression Full Color Select Compression Full Color Select OK Scanner Compression GrayscaleCompression Black Select Compression Grayscale Background Removal ContrastSelect Background Removal Select Contrast Select File Type and Name Setting the File Type and/or File NameSelect Basic Menu Select a file type Select a File Name type. To enter File Name Scanning 2-Sided Originals Select 2-Sided Original Select Job Build and Sadf Select Scanner Settings Adding to the Address BookEditing the Address Book Edit an Email Address Select Close Press the Reset key Edit the email address, and then select OK Delete an Email Address Memo Select the desired image box name Editing Image Box NameSelect 25 Edit Image Box Name Select OK or Cancel Select Close Press the Reset key Input a button name, and then select OK Appendix Glossary Smtp ITU-T LCD PCL TCP/IP Appendix Memo USA Only

Chapter 4 Adding to the Address Book