User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Available Models
- 3 Scope of Supply
- 4 Technical Specifications
- 5 FCC and IC Compliance Notes
- 6 Ports
- 7 Supported Card Standards
- 8 LED / Beep Status
- 9 Mounting Options
- 10 Copy Control Cables
- 11 Installation
- 12 Configuration
- 13 Job Release via uniFLOW Release Station
- 14 Index
uniFLOW Release Station
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12 Configuration
The uniFLOW Release Station works without any additional configuration if your
network has a DHCP server configured to provide an IP address.
If no DHCP is available, the uniFLOW Release Station obtains an IP address from
the link-local block (for IPv4 169.254.0.0/16).
uniFLOW Release Station does not support IPv6 at the moment.
1. After the uniFLOW Release Station has been successfully connected to the
network of the uniFLOW server, it will display its assigned IP address:
2. The uniFLOW Release Station has now to be assigned to a Secure Print - Output
Printer in uniFLOW. To do so, the Secure Output Printer with uniFLOW Release
Station printer wizard has to be used:
a. In the uniFLOW Server Configuration, go to Printer > Wizard.
b. Select the Secure Output Printer with uniFLOW Release Station.
c. Follow the steps of the wizard. Make sure to have IP addresses of the Release
Station and the printer at hand.
3. After the uniFLOW Release Station has been successfully configured in uniFLOW, it
will display the login screen of the login method you chose during the wizard.
The uniFLOW Release Station is now ready to use.
The uniFLOW Release Station does not require any separate license to be
purchased in order to work with uniFLOW and RPS.
The uniFLOW Release Station uses TCP port 8000 for discovery and EAI
communication with uniFLOW. Make sure this port is open in both directions if
you have any connection problems.