Konica Minolta: How to update Scan to Email Settings (C258/224e Series)

[@narendrasharma5662]

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[@Juanksv09]

Excellent explanation, Leif. Thanks for sharing. I have a question: How to separate different scanned packages to different emails in the same email address. I mean, when I scan something it is delivered to my inbox, but when I do a new scan, the attached message appears in the same email loop in gmail. (I don´t know if this is because of gmail). Another question is, how to put a default tag name or date to the files as default?

[@JustinHansen-e3q]

Great question on the default tag name or date. I know you can't have the same file name because the second one that will go into the gmail will have the registry up in arms and the date should update everyday. Tag name though, no idea.

[@Pirate2Pie]

For any of the dumb people, like me, make sure you check the DNS. Otherwise, great video.

[@lolmed810]

you are the best

[@robzombie4351]

Questions : So for every user in the network that needs to email scanned docs I have to add all their user IDs (email addresses) and passwords????

[@mandai2]

If you configure the printer with a SMTP relay server then you would not need the users passwords. You can store each users email address in the address book.

[@mikebenson6813]

what about changing the port number used ? I can't see how to change that.

[@JustinHansen-e3q]

Just go to the port number as he shows and hit the clear (c) button.

[@abdelali1602]

@@JustinHansen-e3q theres no clear (c) button

[@pauli311]

But where the heck do I do this in the web interface? Fuck doing this over the main display. Thanks for sharing!

[@JustinHansen-e3q]

Good questoin

[@TheHassanAwan1]

user id is my email or my web page admin id and password?

[@wnew813]

Doesn't work on Windows 10 only on Windows 7

[@JustinHansen-e3q]

SMTP isn't based on a windows operating system it is based on your email server. OS shouldn't matter