Create a shared folder on the Macintosh computer. You can receive the scan data sent from the machine to the shared folder and share it with a client computer.
Create a shared folder on the Macintosh computer.
Example: A folder named Scan-SMB is created on the desktop of Macintosh (Mac OS X 10.10).
Shared folder to be created | Description |
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Location | Desktop |
Folder Name | Scan-SMB |
Click the Apple mark, and then select System Preferences from the Apple Menu.
Click the Sharing icon.
Select the File Sharing check box.
Select the folder you want to share. Click + at the bottom of the Shared Folder list, select a folder to be shared, and click Add.
Click Options, check that the Share files and folders using SMB check box is selected, and click Done.
Click + at the bottom of the Users list, select a user or group you want to permit access to, and click Select.
supplementary explanationBy default, a user specified in the Users & Groups preferences on your Macintosh computer can be connected to a Macintosh via the network.
Select a user from the Users list, click the triangle icon next to the user name, the select Read & Write.
The following information is necessary to register the destination SMB server (shared folder) to the machine. Write down the following items.
Item | Description | Note |
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Host Address | IP address of the SMB server
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File Path | Specify the file path (shared folder name) of the SMB server (shared folder).
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Login Name | Specify the login user name of the SMB server (Macintosh).
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Password | Specify the login user password of the SMB server (Macintosh).
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Register the destination SMB server to the machine on the touch panel of the main body.
For details about the procedure, refer to Registering the SMB server setting to the machine.
Enter the contents you wrote down in Checking the SMB server setting.
to Each item (host address, file path, login name, and password) is required.
For details about how to search for information such as the host address from a browsing list, refer to To Search for a Host Address from a Browsing List.
Send the scan data to the SMB server from the machine.
For details about the procedure, refer to Sending the scan data to the SMB server.