Scan

BACKGROUND

In just a few years, network scanning has changed from being a “luxury” function to one that is virtually essential.

Indeed, today, nearly all MFPs provide standard or optional network scanning, including scan-to-e-mail. This makes document-feeder design even more critical, with users looking for document feeders with higher feeding speeds, low–resolution capabilities, as well as for MFPs with more versatile scanning, and color-scanning capability.

Address Book Integration

MFPs’ ability to integrate their scanning addresses book with central corporate address book located on LDAP or Microsoft Windows NT network servers is the current de facto standard. The ability to force-populate outgoing e- mail from the MFP with sender information through an enforced login process is also required (i.e., senders must enter their network password before they can use the MFP’s scan-to-e-mail).

Destinations

Most MFPs’ network-scanning capabilities include the ability to scan-and-send to e-mail addresses, SMB destinations (Windows desktop locations), FTP (File Transfer Protocol) sites, and Internet fax destinations. In some instances, the scanned document goes directly to the MFP’s hard drive, and an e-mail is sent to the recipient with a URL link. By navigating to the URL link, the recipient can quickly access the scanned file from the device’s hard drive. Also of note is that a growing number of devices are beginning to include external media ports to allow users to scan and send documents to USB flash memory devices and digital-camera SD chips. We expect this to become more common over the next year.

Security

Security is another critical aspect of scanning. Several MFPs now include the ability to send scanned messages using encrypted PFD or other secure-transfer formats. This is an important capability in industries and sectors where data must be kept secure and confidential. Most devices also support network authentication, so that users must log into their device (usually with their network password) before they scan.

Integration with Third-Party Applications

The big buzz in the office digital-imaging industry is the move toward open architecture, with the MFP’s firmware backbone based on an industry standard such as Java or

.NET rather than on a proprietary system.

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Device Contention

 

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Network Scanning is a standard feature with the Xerox WorkCentre 4260. Users can convert paper documents into electronic format.

Users have the option of selecting the scanning color mode, single or duplex scanning mode, document type and scan presets.

Supported Scan Destinations

«Users have the option of sending these electronic documents to a multitude of places which include:

ƒ Scan to Network Server ƒ Scan to Email

ƒ Scan to application (Electronic Document Management System/Repositories)

ƒ SMARTsend

ƒ Scan to Windows XP client SMB or FTP ƒ Scan to Folder

ƒ Scan to Home

The Template Destinations list displays all the templates currently available to users. Users can create up to 250 templates.

Users can choose the network template (used to send documents to a remote repository or document storage system. Network templates can be created using FreeFlow SMARTsend.

The Local templates are used to store documents on the device and can be created using CentreWare Internet Services, WIA or the TWAIN driver.

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Xerox 4260/XF manual Scan

4260/XF specifications

The Xerox 4260/XF is a versatile multifunction printer that stands out in the landscape of office technology, offering robust features tailored for businesses of varying sizes. Designed to achieve high-performance levels, it combines printing, copying, scanning, and faxing functionalities into one compact unit, thereby streamlining workflow processes.

One of the key characteristics of the Xerox 4260/XF is its printing speed. Capable of delivering up to 60 pages per minute, this model significantly reduces waiting times, making it an ideal solution for busy office environments. The first-page-out time is impressively quick, meaning users can access their documents almost instantaneously when in a hurry.

The Xerox 4260/XF also boasts high-quality printing capabilities. With a print resolution of up to 1200 x 1200 dpi, it ensures that text and images are produced with stunning clarity and detail. Moreover, it supports a variety of media types, including thick paper and specialty media, which enables users to tackle diverse printing tasks, from standard documents to professional marketing materials.

In terms of technology, the Xerox 4260/XF is equipped with advanced features like automatic duplex printing, which not only saves paper but also promotes sustainability in the workplace. It includes a customizable touchscreen interface, providing an intuitive user experience that simplifies navigation and operation. This interface allows users to access various functions seamlessly, from scanning to emailing documents directly from the device.

Security is another crucial aspect of the Xerox 4260/XF. It implements robust security features that protect sensitive information, including secure printing and user authentication. These measures are essential in today's business landscape, where data breaches and unauthorized access pose significant threats.

Furthermore, the Xerox 4260/XF is adaptable to modern working environments, offering mobile printing solutions that cater to users who require flexibility. It supports popular mobile printing protocols, such as Apple AirPrint and Google Cloud Print, making it easier for employees to print documents from their smartphones or tablets.

Overall, the Xerox 4260/XF encapsulates the intersection of functionality, efficiency, and security. Its rich feature set and superior technologies make it an exceptional addition to any office that demands high-quality performance without compromising on reliability. Whether for large volumes of printing or tackling daily administrative tasks, this multifunction printer is designed to enhance productivity and meet the dynamic needs of modern businesses.