<Device Management>

You can specify settings related to the management of the device and optional products.

<Device Information Settings>

Enter the name and the installation location to identify the machine.

<Device Information Distribution Settings>

Set the machine to send various machine settings (device information) over the network and automatically apply to other Canon multifunction printers. Distributing the Device Information to Other Canon Multifunction Printers

<Finisher Tray A>

Select whether to disable Output Tray A of the finisher.

<Finisher Tray A/B>

Select whether to disable Output Tray A/B of the finisher.

<Finisher Saddle Stitch Unit>

Select whether to disable the saddle stitcher unit of the finisher.

<Finisher Puncher>

Select whether to disable the puncher unit that is installed in the finisher.

<Confirm Device Signature Certificate>

Check the detailed settings of a device signature certificate. You can also check whether the certificate is valid.

<Confirm User Signature Certificate>

Check the detailed settings of a user signature certificate available for the logged-in user. You can also check whether the certificate is valid.

<Certificate Settings>

You can manage keys/certificates, CA certificates, and certificate revocation lists (CRL) that are used on the machine.

Generating the Key and Certificate for Network Communication

Generating a Device Signature Certificate

Registering a User Signature Certificate

Generating a Key and Certificate Signing Request (CSR)

<Display Job Status Before Authentication>

Select whether to restrict access to the <Status Monitor/Cancel> screen when using a login service.

<Restrict Access to Other User Jobs>

Select whether to restrict users from performing operations on the jobs of other users on the <Status Monitor/Cancel> screen when User Authentication is used.

<Display Job Log>

Select whether to display job logs on the <Status Monitor/Cancel> screen. You can also select whether to allow device management software to retrieve job logs from the machine. Basic Screens on the Touch Panel Display

<Save Audit Log>

Select whether to start log recording. For information on the types of logs, see Specifications.

Starting Log Recording

Specifications


If this is set to <On>, the <Adjust Time> setting cannot be used.

<Retrieve Network Authentication Log>

Select whether to start log recording for authentication performed when the machine is accessed via the network, such as when printing from a computer or accessing the Advanced Space.

<Store Key Operation Log>

Select whether to save a log of the key operations performed by users. By analyzing the stored logs, you can survey how the machine is being used.


When the log is output, PINs, passwords, and information obfuscated by the settings for <Restrict Access to Other User Jobs>, etc., are output as masked characters. Therefore, confidential information cannot be leaked externally. For information on interpreting and outputting saved logs, contact your local authorized Canon dealer.

<Restrict Service Representative Access>

You can set the machine to restrict changes in user information or security-related settings when the machine is inspected or repaired by your local authorized Canon dealer.


Even when this is not set to <On>, you can check the audit log for past operations if the service representative has changed user information or security-related settings.

<Synchronize Custom Settings (Client)>

You can synchronize the personalized data of multiple Canon multifunction printers on a network. Even for the server machine, it is necessary to enable this setting if you wish to operate the machine as the client machine. Starting Setting Synchronization

<Synchronize Custom Settings (Server)>

You can synchronize the personalized data of multiple Canon multifunction printers on a network. However, it is also necessary to enable this setting in a single machine to function as the server for the multifunction printers performing synchronization. Starting Setting Synchronization

<Enable Use of Personal Settings>

Select whether to enable users that are logged into the machine to register their personal settings, such as the display language, accessibility settings, and the screen to display after startup/restoration.

<Action When Maximum Number of Users Exceeded>

Select how the machine processes personal settings for users or groups (user setting information) when the number for which the machine can save various settings exceeds the limit.


For information on the data deleted when <Delete Oldest User Settings> is specified, see List of Items That Can Be Personalized. To completely erase data manually instead of deleting it automatically, follow the procedure described in Deleting User Setting Information. For information on the limit of user or group personal settings (user setting information) that the machine can save, see Specifications.

For information on the data deleted when <Delete Oldest User Settings> is specified, see List of Items That Can Be Personalized.

To completely erase data manually instead of deleting it automatically, follow the procedure described in Deleting User Setting Information.

For information on the limit of user or group personal settings (user setting information) that the machine can save, see Specifications.

<Use Default Screen After Startup/Restoration>

Select whether to enable each user to set the screen displayed on startup/restoration.

<Use NFC Card Emulation>

Specify whether to use NFC functions to connect to mobile devices.

<Prohibit Initialization of Administrator Password>

Specify whether to restrict operations of <Initialize Admin. Password> ([Counter/Device Information]

<Device Info./Other>).

<Restrict Special Mode Operations>

Select whether to restrict use of Special Mode, which is provided for the purpose of maintenance by service representatives.