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  • redserv
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    • May 2010
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    scan to Network folderfor Mac osx

    hello guys can someone point me to a TT that can tell me the procedure for scan to shared folder with MFP MX-2610N to a Mac?i am not really familiar with the mac,and i really need some help, thanks in advance.
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    • TheOwl
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      • Nov 2008
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      Re: scan to Network folderfor Mac osx

      Konica Minolta Apple Mac Scanning Guide V1 0.pdf

      I know this is for Konica Minoltas, but at least it gives you an idea of how to setup the Mac and then everything else from your machine should be the same as scanning to a Windows files share.

      Now, if you are trying to scan to OSX 10.7, then you are out of luck as the SAMBA protocol within 10.7 has changed and you will find that just about all copiers aren't compatible with this.
      Please don't ask me for firmware or service manuals as refusal often offends.

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        • redserv
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          • May 2010
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          Re: scan to Network folderfor Mac osx

          Originally posted by TheOwl
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          I know this is for Konica Minoltas, but at least it gives you an idea of how to setup the Mac and then everything else from your machine should be the same as scanning to a Windows files share.

          Now, if you are trying to scan to OSX 10.7, then you are out of luck as the SAMBA protocol within 10.7 has changed and you will find that just about all copiers aren't compatible with this.
          the owl you're a life saver been looking for this information and could not find it, thank you very much really appreciate it

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            • KenB
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              • Dec 2007
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              Re: scan to Network folderfor Mac osx

              One small gotcha: If you are using the Mac's hostname instead of IP address in your SMB path (either is fine), the maximum number of characters is 15.

              It took me a day or so to figure that one out an account last year.
              “I think you should treat good friends like a fine wine. That’s why I keep mine locked up in the basement.” - Tim Hawkins

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                • RRodgers
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                  • Jun 2009
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                  Re: scan to Network folderfor Mac osx

                  It wasn't that had back when I did it on a Konica. I just ended up googling "scan to smb 10.5" or whatever version of the OS I was on. Found an answer pretty quick and I was pretty surprized how easy it was to do.
                  Color is not 4 times harder... it's 65,000 times harder. They call it "TECH MODE" for a reason. I have manual's and firmware for ya, course... you are going to have to earn it.

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                    • redserv
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                      • May 2010
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                      Re: scan to Network folderfor Mac osx

                      yea for some reason i could not find anything on it, when i did it a couple off weeks ago i got selected server could not be found, but i suspected the folder path was not right,i'll try again tommorow at the customers site.thanks again guys.

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