Here’s some quick instructions for adding and removing email address from the Sharp copier’s 10.1 inch touch screen display, as well as from the web GUI of the Sharp. If your copier’s screen doesn’t look like the one in the video, it’s TIME TO UPGRADE! Reach out to Skelton for a free quote.
Here’s a quick video showing you how to setup scanning to email using Office365 SMTP settings on your Sharp copier/printer/scanner. If your copier doesn’t have the SSL feature, it’s time to UPGRADE! Reach out to Skelton for a free quote!
Sharp copier /printer / scanners will sometimes display the following error message: The address limit has been reached. No more addresses can be entered. Here is the solution to that error: At the copier, double tap the “Home” button – it’s the little illuminated house to the right of the touch screen When the total … Read more…
Name a File Before Scanning on Sharp Scanner We are often asked how to name a file before scanning it to an email or shared network folder. This is a simple procedure on your Sharp, done entirely from the touch screen. The file name doesn’t have to be a date and time stamp if you … Read more…
Scan a 2 Sided Document on a Sharp Scanner A frequently asked question when scanning with our scanners is how to scan a 2 sided document on a Sharp machine. It’s quite simple, you just need to know where to look. You can also activate a “Blank Page Skip” feature to erase any blank pages … Read more…
Here are some quick instructions for how to scan to a USB on a Sharp MFP. Follow along with video below, or with the step-by-step pictures beneath it. *Note: there are two different styles of screen on the Sharp copiers. If your screen does not look like the one in the video, scroll down to … Read more…
In order to reach your Sharp copier’s web interface or GUI, you’ll need the IP address of the machine. This can be obtained by printing out the NIC page. Here is a quick video on how to do that. This is normally step 1 during any Sharp printer setup procedure. It’s a good idea … Read more…
Here are some step-by-step instructions for setting up scanning to a shared network folder on a Sharp copier. You’ll need your Sharp printer’s IP address and a little bit of positive will power, but you can get it done. I have faith in you. Follow along with the video above; pause as needed.