KM-6030 MFP Security Checklist

KM-6030 MFP Security Checklist
Review Draft 2.0

03/14/2007
Table of Content
1.0 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................................4
2.0 KYOsecure Overview ................................................................................................................................................................5
3.0. Kyocera Command Center ........................................................................................................................................................6
3.1. Printing Status Pages from the KM-6030..................................................................................................................................7
3.1. What is KYOCERA COMMAND CENTER? ..........................................................................................................................8
3.2. Requirements.............................................................................................................................................................................8
4.0. COMMAND CENTER Pages...................................................................................................................................................9
5.0. Status Pages.............................................................................................................................................................................11
6.0. Basic Page ...............................................................................................................................................................................12
6.1. Device Defaults .......................................................................................................................................................................12
6.2. Security....................................................................................................................................................................................13
6.3. Network...................................................................................................................................................................................14
6.4. Reset........................................................................................................................................................................................14
7.0. Advanced Page ........................................................................................................................................................................15
7.2. Protocols > TCP/IP > IP Filters...............................................................................................................................................16
7.3. Security > Encryption > General / Certification......................................................................................................................17
7.4. Protocols > NetWare > General ..............................................................................................................................................19
7.5. Protocols > NetWare > Bindery Services................................................................................................................................20
7.6. Protocols > NetBEUI...............................................................................................................................................................20
8.0. Secure Network Print Setting in Windows..............................................................................................................................21
9. 0. Troubleshooting.....................................................................................................................................................................23
10.0. Kyocera Network Authentication..........................................................................................................................................24
10.1. Kyocera Network Authentication requirements ....................................................................................................................24
10.2. Configuration of the Kyocera Network Authentication Server .............................................................................................26
10.3. Configuring the KM-6030 in Enterprise Mode .....................................................................................................................28
11.0. Account Management............................................................................................................................................................31
11.1. Overview of Account Management.......................................................................................................................................31
11.2. Accessing the Job Accounting Screen...................................................................................................................................33
12.0. Managing Accounts...............................................................................................................................................................34
12.1. New Account.........................................................................................................................................................................34
13.0. Restricting Using the Copier .................................................................................................................................................37
13.1. Restricting Copying [All] ......................................................................................................................................................38
13.2. Restricting Printing [All].......................................................................................................................................................39
13.3. Restricting Number of Copies to Copy and Print ..................................................................................................................40
13.4. Restricting Transferring Scanned Images..............................................................................................................................41
13.5. Restricting Copying [Each] ...................................................................................................................................................42
13.6. Restricting Printing [Each] ....................................................................................................................................................43
13.7. Deleting Accounts .................................................................................................................................................................44
13.8. Editing Department Information ...........................................................................................................................................45
13.9. Change Restrictions on Usage...............................................................................................................................................47
14.0. Copy Count per Department..................................................................................................................................................48
14.1. Total Copy Count ..................................................................................................................................................................48
14.2. Copy Count by Department...................................................................................................................................................51
15.0. Activating and Deactivating Job Accounting ........................................................................................................................53
16.0. Job Accounting Default Settings ...........................................................................................................................................54
16.1. Copy Job Accounting ............................................................................................................................................................55
16.2. Printer Job Accounting ..........................................................................................................................................................56
16.3. Reports on Printing Errors.....................................................................................................................................................58
16.4. Printing from unregistered Sources (Printer).........................................................................................................................59
16.5. Copy / Printer Output Management.......................................................................................................................................61
16.6. Scanner Job Accounting ........................................................................................................................................................62
16.7. Response to Unauthorized Requests......................................................................................................................................63
17.0. Copying with Job Accounting ON ........................................................................................................................................64
18.0. Data Security Kit (B).............................................................................................................................................................65
18.1. About the Data Security Kit (B) ............................................................................................................................................65
18.2. Conditions required for Data Security...................................................................................................................................65
18.3. Unsecured Data .....................................................................................................................................................................66
18.4. About Security Mode ............................................................................................................................................................66

18.5. Data Security Kit Functions ..................................................................................................................................................67
18.6. Overwrite Function................................................................................................................................................................67
18.7. Format Function ....................................................................................................................................................................68
18.8. Hard Disk Format..................................................................................................................................................................68
18.9. Display during overwrite.......................................................................................................................................................69
19.0. Data to be overwritten ...........................................................................................................................................................70
19.2. Data overwritten through the format function .......................................................................................................................71
19.3. Security Kit Installation Procedures ......................................................................................................................................72
19.4. Hard Disk Format..................................................................................................................................................................74
19.5. Error Messages ......................................................................................................................................................................75
1.0 Introduction
This document was created for the KM-6030 MFP for the purpose of showing how to secure the KM6030 MFP at the device as well as through the network utilities. This checklist is written for
acceptance by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Kyocera would like to take this
opportunity to thank the National Institute of Standard and Technology for its support in the creation
of this checklist.
Kyocera will be working closely with NIST to explain how our KMA product line, in particular the KM6030 can be configured to make the product more secure in an end users environment.
This checklist is intended for IT administrators who have a clear understanding of network
connectivity and network protocols and know the security measure that are already in place on their
network.
The instructions found on the checklist cover areas of security and how to implement the security
settings. Also available in the checklist are other important NIC settings that can be performed using
Kyocera Command Center. You can also visit our web-site at http://www.kyoceramita.com for more
information.
The checklist is create for the KM-6030 MFP, but can be used for our other MFPs as well. If you have
multiple KM-6030 that you plan to set security on, we suggest that you first make the setting found on
the NIST checklist on one unit. You can then use this unit as a bench mark, to determine if the
settings made are to your specification or if some tweaking is needed before implementing the setting
to the other KM-6030 Multifunctionals.
2.0 KYOsecure Overview

Kyocera Command Center (KCC)
Kyocera Command Center is MIB based (Management Information Base) that is embedded
into the NIC (Network Interface Card) of the KM-6030 MFPs print controller. KCC can be
accessed using a web-browser e.g. Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape. KCC
allows network administrators to configuration setting, filter IP address, filter ports, and filter
protocols. The KCC can be assigned an administrative password which then prevents any
unauthorized user from making changes to the NIC
Kyocera Network Authentication
Kyocera Network Authentication is a server based utility that supports Windows Active
Directory. Authorized users will be required to enter a login name and password at the
display screen of the KM-6030 MFP. The login name and password must be the same login
and password used to allow end users access to the companys network. The
authentication levels that are supported are Kerberos for Windows 2000 Server, Windows
2003 Server, and NTLM for Windows NT Server
Account Management
The KM-6030 Account Management feature allows you to manage the amount of copies
that can be made, as well as who has access to the KM-6030 MFP. The KM-6030 can be
configured with Job Accounting to assign individual or departments unique IDs. The Job
Accounting ID will prevent unauthorized access to the copier and will also track the amount
of copies, prints and scans that were made by each department or individual.
Data Security Kit (B)
Many companies adhere to specific compliancy statues, like Sarbanes Oxley and HIPPA or
print, send and copy highly confidential material that cannot be compromised. For these
types of environments, Kyocera offers an ISO 15408 certified optional Data Security Kit (B)
that use 3 different types of deletion methods to ease the HDD. This is critical when
information stored on the KM-6030 MFP needs to be erased and the normal format method
to erase the HDD is not a viable method, due to compliancy statues.
3.0. Kyocera Command Center

Before performing these setting please make sure the following prerequisite have been met:
1. The KM-6030 MFP should have the latest ENGINE F/W, PRINTER F/W, and NIC F/W. for a
listing of the latest firm version please contact your local authorized Kyocera copier dealer or
visit our web-site at http://www.kmaconnect.com. If you dont have the latest F/W please
contact your local authorized Kyocera dealer to update the F/W.
2. The latest software for the KM-6030 MFP should be used. For a list and available download of
the latest software please visit our web-site at http://www.kmaconnect.com
3. Kyocera Command Center supports the following web browsers:
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0
Netscape Navigator 6.2 and 7.1
Opera 7
Mozilla 1.5
Safari (OS X 10.2 and later)
Note: if any popup blockers are being used you will have to set the permission to Allow popup for this
site
3.1. Printing Status Pages from the KM-6030

1. To access the MIB (Management Information Base) NIC web page enter the IP address or
printer host name that was assigned to of the KM-6030 MFP NIC in your browsers URL field.
To obtain this information please print out a status page of the KM-6030 MFP.
2. To print out a STATUS PAGE do the following: At the display screen select the Printer hard
button, at the Touch Screen Interface (TSI) select the Printer Menu option, in the Printer
Menu screen select Printer Status Page and then in the same screen select the Printing
option. This will print out the print controllers STATUS PAGE and a NETWORK STATUS
PAGE (if enable) that contains the IP address and Host name of the KM-6030.
Enter the IP Address that was assigned

to the KM-6030 to access the KM6030 KCC web page.
You can also use the Host Name

to access the KCC web page
3.1. What is KYOCERA COMMAND CENTER?

KYOCERA COMMAND CENTER (hereinafter referred to as COMMAND CENTER) refers to the
home page embedded in the printing system. By using COMMAND CENTER, you can verify the
status and perform advanced network settings from a PC.
3.2. Requirements
If the printing system is used on a TCP/IP network and has a valid IP address, it may be managed
from any web browser. The web browser allows full configuration of all printing system settings.
Notes
When accessing COMMAND CENTER, make sure that:
The TCP/IP protocol is installed on the PC to access COMMAND CENTER.
The IP address is configured for the printing system.
Required operating systems (OS) for using COMMAND CENTER:
Microsoft Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
Apple Macintosh OS X 10.x
COMMAND CENTER has been tested with the following web browsers.
OS
Microsoft Windows
Web Browser
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0
Netscape Navigator 6.2 and 7.1
Opera 7
Apple Macintosh
Mozilla 1.5
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.2
Netscape Navigator 7.1
Safari 1 (OS X 10.2 and later)
4.0. COMMAND CENTER Pages

To connect to COMMAND CENTER with a web browser:
Run the web browser.
In Address, enter the printing system IP address as the URL. The home page
displays basic information about the printing system.
Select a category from the navigation bar on the left to view and set values for that category.
Note
If COMMAND CENTER Admin password has been set, you will be prompted to enter a user name
and password when accessing any of the screens other than the Start page. If no Admin password
has been set, access to all other pages is unrestricted. The administrator password may be defined
on the Basic page. If prompted to enter User name and Password, any value may be entered for User
Name (including leaving it blank). For Password, enter COMMAND CENTER Admin password.
COMMAND CENTER home page has 4 main pages corresponding to their functions.
Advanced
Printer
Basic
Start
Page
Start
Basic
Printer
Advanced
Description
Shows this printing systems operating status and current settings.
Includes settings that apply to the printing system, such as Device Defaults,
Security, and Basic Networking.
Includes settings that apply to the printing function of the printing system,
such as emulation, default print resolution, print count, tray selection and
FRPO
Includes advanced settings that apply to the printing system and is
comprised primarily of advanced network settings.
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5.0. Status Pages

These pages show the various settings for the Kyocera Command Center.
Page
Start > Status
Pages >
Network >
General
Start > Status
Pages >
Network > IP
Filters
Start > Status

Pages >
Network >
Netware
Start > Status
Pages > Printer
> General
Description
Show the settings of SNMP, TCP/IP, AppleTalk, and
NetBEUI. For more information on other items, refer
to Protocols > TCP/IP > General
Shows the IP address ranges that have access
permissions for each protocol. If no IP addresses
have been entered, access permission will be granted
to all addresses. For more information, refer to
Protocols > TCP/IP > IP Filters
Shows the settings and status of Netware. For more
information, refer to Protocols > Netware > General
Shows the printer general setting as well as the

Security and Network settings. For more information
refer to Basic Page
For more information on Kyoceras products and downloadable drivers, please visit Kyoceras web-site at http://www.kyoceramita.com.
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6.0. Basic Page

This section includes settings, such as Device Defaults, Security, and Network. Pages in this section
are available only to the Administrator if the Admin password has been set. Setting the Administrator
password is highly recommended. See the Security section for other security options.
6.1. Device Defaults

This page allows you to make settings that change the display language of the operation panel,
access privileges for the operation panel, time until the printing system switches to Auto Sleep, and
the RAM Disk Size.
Item
Operation Panel Language
Lock Operation Panel
Sleep Timer
Auto Sleep
Buzzer
RAM Disk Mode
RAM Disk Size
Description
The Following languages are available for selection in the drop
down list. English, Franais, Deutsch, Italiano, Espaol,
Nederland, and Portugues.
COMMAND CENTER provides the ability to restrict access to the
operation panel. Select one of the available settings.
Lock: Restricts use of all operation panel keys.
Partial Lock: Restricts use of Menu key.
Unlock: The operation panel is fully operable.
Adjust the sleep time between 5 to 240 minutes. The default setting
depends on each print system.
Switches Auto Sleep On or Off. The default setting is On. To
change Auto Sleep to Off:
1. Click Advanced on the right side of Sleep Timer.
2. Set Auto Sleep to Off
3. Click Submit button
Switch the buzzer sound On or Off. The default setting is Off.
Switch RAM disk mode On or Off. When RAM disk mode is On.
The RAM disk size should be adjusted as follows:
When a Hard Disk is installed in the print system, RAM disk
mode is not available.
This is used to specify RAM disk size. Click on the drop down list
to select the size. The maximum RAM disk size varies depending
on the total memory size installed in the printing system.
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6.2. Security
The password entered in administrator account restricts access to COMMAND CENTER pages
(except Start Page).
Notes
By the factory default, COMMAND CENTER has no password. Setting the Admin password is highly
recommended to prevent unauthorized changes to the printing system and networking configuration.
The password can be up to 16 characters long.
We recommend that you record the password.
To Enter/Change the Password
1. Enter the current password in Old Password.

2. Enter the new password in New Password.
3. Enter the same password in Confirm New Password.
4. Click the Submit button.
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6.3. Network
This page allows you to configure the printing system for network printing and sending e-mail. For
more information, refer to Protocols > TCP/IP > General.
Note
You must restart the network interface after making configuration changes, in order to properly
register the content of those settings in the printing system. Refer to Reset on this page.
Item
Host Name
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
DHCP
BOOTP
Description
Specifies a name for the printing system network interface. This
name is also used as the NetBEUI Printer Name and the SNMP
sysName object.
Assigns the Internet Protocol address on the printing system
network interface, i.e. 192.168.1.1
Specifies the subnet mask configured on the printing system
network interface. If the printing system does not automatically
assign a usable default value and the first number in the IP address
above is from 192 to 254, then use 255.255.255.0 as the subnet
mask.
The IP address of the default gateway router for the local network.
The printing system can obtain an IP address via a DHCP server
automatically. By default DHCP is turned On, this option can be
disabled by selecting (Off) DHCP.
The printing system can obtain IP configuration via a BOOTP
server automatically. By default BOOTP is turned On, this option
can be disabled by selecting (Off) DHCP
6.4. Reset
This page allows you to restart the network interface or reset it to the factory default.
Item
Description
Restart Network Interface
Restart the network interface after changing network setting. When

clicking the Restart button, the network interface restarts. The
setting becomes effective when you restart the network interface or
power cycle the MFP.
Set All Network Settings to

Factory Default
When clicking the Reset button, all network settings will return to
factory default.
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7.0. Advanced Page

This section includes advanced settings that apply to the printing system and is comprised advanced
network settings.
Pages in this section are available only to the Administrator (if the Admin password has been set).
Note
Restart the network interface after changing these settings in order to properly register the content of
those settings in the printing system. Refer to Reset .
7.1. Protocols > TCP/IP > General
Item
Host Name
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
DHCP, BOOTP,
RARP
DNS Server
(Primary,
Secondary)
Domain Name
WINS Server
(Primary,
Secondary)
Scope ID
FTP Status Check
Description
Specifies a name for the printing system network interface. This name is
also used as the NetBEUI Printer Name and the SNMP sysName object
Assigns the Internet Protocol address on the printing system network
interface, e.g. 192.168.1.1
Specifies the subnet mask configured on the printing system network
interface. If the printing system does not automatically assign a usable
default value and the first number in the IP address above is from 192 to
254, then use 255.255.255.0 as the subnet mask
The IP address of the gateway router for the local network.
Identifies how the printing system obtains its IP configuration.
DHCP: automatic configuration via a DHCP server
BOOTP: automatic configuration via a BOOTP server
RARP: automatic configuration via the Reverse Address
Resolution
ARP/PING: automatic configuration via the Address Resolution
Protocol or PING.
The IP address of the primary and secondary Domain Name System
(DNS) servers
The Domain Name System (DNS) name of the domain which the printing
system belongs, such as kyocera.com. It should not include host name.
The IP address of the primary and secondary Windows Internet Name
Service (WINS) servers.
Determines the scope of IP addresses that a Windows server can
grant or lease to any requesting network interface. A DHCP server
processes the printing systems discovery broadcasts and returns an IP
address to it. The DHCP server may be set up to grant an IP address for
a limited time (a temporary lease) or for an unlimited time (an unlimited
lease), or it may be configured with a permanent address reservation for
the printing system
Check Selects whether to check the status of the FTP connection (On) or
not (Off).
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7.2. Protocols > TCP/IP > IP Filters

IP filters specify a host or network of hosts that are allowed to access the printing system. An entry
should be a network number or host IP address. Up to 16 access list entries are allowed.
The following protocols can be designated for individual IP address ranges:

FTP (port 21)
HTTP (port 80)
HTTPS (port 443)
SNMP (port 161)
LPR / LPD (port 515)
IPP (port 631)
RAW Port (ports 9100 9103)
When there are no entries, access is allowed to all hosts. To allow all hosts on network 192, enter
192.0.0.0 in Start Address and 192.255.255.255 in End Address. To allow only a host 192.168.1.2,
enter 192.168.1.2 in both Start Address and End Address.
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7.3. Security > Encryption > General / Certification

The printing system provides encryption using SSL (Secure Socket Layer). When encryption is
enabled the printing system will encrypt the transmission and reception of print data between a host
computer and the printing system. By default Encryption is turn off, to enable the Encryption functions
perform the following steps:
1. Click on the Advanced Tab.
2. Select the Encryption option and then select the General option.
3. Select the On radio button next to the Authentication option and in the Privacy Mode option
select the encryption scheme you want to use.
4. After you have made your selection click on the Submit button.
5. Select the Certificate option.

6. Enter the location and the name of the printer into the certificate data fields that are displayed.
The E-mail Address field may be left blank.
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7. Specify the expiration date of the SSL certificate using the Expiration Date field. Once the
specified expiration date has passed, the printing system cannot be used until a new expiration
date is specified.
8. Click Submit to save the new settings. The security warning that appears when connecting to
the printer is no longer displayed once the certificate has configured.
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7.4. Protocols > NetWare > General

This printing system supports both NDS and bindery printing in either print server mode or remote
printer mode.
NetWare setup requires installation of the following client software and logon with Administrator
Privileges. If you are unsure, please contact your network administrator.
Novell Client: Creation of the NetWare print objects with the AdminManager NetWare Setup Wizard
requires the NetWare Client from Novell. For NetWare printing, clients may use the NetWare Client
from either Novell or Microsoft.
Admin Privileges: Network operations concerning creating queues etc. require admin or supervisor
privileges (or equivalent). Certain portions of AdminManager may be inoperable if you attempt those
operations without sufficient privileges.
Item
NetWare Protocol
NDS Tree
NDS Context
Print Server Mode
Print Server Name
Description
Protocol Select whether to enable (On) or disable (Off) the NetWare
protocol.
Select whether to enable (On) or disable (Off) Bindery Mode.
The available settings are the 802.2, SNAP, ETHERNET-II, and 802.3
frame types, and Auto for automatic identification.
Specify the name of the NDS tree to connect to
Specify the NDS context to connect to Print Server Mode.
Enables (On) or disables (Off) the Print Server Mode.
Displays the Print Server Name.
Queue Polling Interval
Sets the polling interval.
Banner Page Requests

Password (Optional)
Specifies if print banner page when printing in Print Server Mode.

Sets the password. Login to NetWare will be successful only if the
password set here matches the Print Server password set in the
NetWare utilities.
Enables (On) or disables (Off) the Remote Print Mode.
Bindery Mode
Frame Type
Remote Printer Mode

Remote Printer Name
Job Timeout
Displays the Remote Printer name.

Sets the timeout value for the end of the job when operating in Remote
Printer mode in the range from 4 to 255 seconds.
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7.5. Protocols > NetWare > Bindery Services

This allows registration of the file servers for Print Server Mode for making the connection and the
print servers for Remote Printer Mode. If no registration is made, a network search is made at startup,
and connection is automatically made to the first eight servers that are found.
Even if a registered file server is started after this system is running, polling is performed from the
system at regular intervals for automatically connecting to the server.
Item
Print Server Mode
Description
Enables registration for up to eight file servers. If there are nine or
more file servers, register the file server names that have priority in
connection.
If no registration is made, a connection is automatically made to up
to eight servers at startup. The print server names in the file
servers must match the print servers names in this system.
Remote Printer Mode
Enables registration for up to eight print servers. If there are nine

or more print servers, register the print server names that have
priority in connection.
If no registration is made, a connection is automatically made to up
to eight servers at startup. The printer names (printer port names)
in the print servers must match with the remote printer names
(printer port names) in this system.
7.6. Protocols > NetBEUI

Peer-to-peer printing is available using NetBEUI protocol. With this method, the printing system is
conveniently located in Windows Network Neighborhood.
Item
NetBEUI Protocol
Browse Master
Description
Enables (On) or disables (Off) NetBEUI protocol.
With this option set to On, the printing system becomes the browse
master and creates a workgroup in Windows Network Neighborhood.
With this option set to Off, the printing system can only join an
existing workgroup.
Printer Name
Printer Name correlates with Host Name in the TCP/IP General tab
(Protocols > TCP/IP > General). If you want to change the NetBEUI
printer name, change the TCP/IP Host Name.
Workgroup
Workgroup represents the workgroup which will appear in Entire

Network in Windows Network Neighborhood. The default workgroup
name is KM-NetPrinters.
Comment
You can enter comments here. This can also be left blank.
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8.0. Secure Network Print Setting in Windows

On Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003, the path to the printing systems network interface
card can be configured using IPP client that is included with Windows. This allows the print data to be
encrypted before being sent to the printer.
1. From the Windows Start menu, select Control Panel > Printers and Other Hardware >
Printers and Faxes > Add a Printer
2. The Add Printer Wizard is displayed. Click Next.
3. Select a network printer, or a printer attached to another computer, and click Next.
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4. Select Connect to a printer on the Internet or on a home or office network and then
enter the URL of the printer in the format https://(Printer IP Address)/ipp/lp
5. Click Next.
6. The screen to search for and install the printer driver is displayed. Follow the on-screen
directions to install the printer driver.
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9. 0. Troubleshooting
If trouble occurs with using COMMAND CENTER, carry out the applicable checkpoints and
procedures indicated below. If the trouble persists, contact your service representative or authorized
service center.
Issues
I cant access
COMMAND CENTER
Possible Causes
Check to see if the MFP is plug into an
electrical outlet and that the MFP is turned
On
Is the network cable Connect the network
cable properly connected?
Has the administrator set up an IP Filter

function?
Is a Read Community of SNMP setting
correct?
Does the version of your web browser
support COMMAND CENTER?
Does the version of your web browser
support COMMAND CENTER?
Procedure
Turn the power on for the MFP, wait until it is at
the ready state and try to access COMMAND
CENTER.
Make sure that the network cable is not pinch or
broken, check to see if the cable is connected to
the MFP and the patch panel that is used to access
your network. Also make sure that it is a standard
network such as an RJ 45 10/100BASE TX cable.
Verify that the IP address assigned to the print
system is a valid one. Also check to see if the IP
address assigned to the print system is not already
being used by another device.
Check the proxy setting for your particular web
browser and verify that these setting are correct.
Also make sure that pop up blockers and firewalls
are not blocking the COMMAND CENTER web
pages.
Access COMMAND CENTER from a computer
that is listed in the approved IP address list
Access COMMAND CENTER from an approved
Read Community.
Use a web browser that supports COMMAND
CENTER
Use a web browser that supports COMMAND
CENTER
Has the administrator set a password
Enter the appropriate password
Is the printer currently being used?
Settings are not possible while the printing system

is processing print data. Wait until the print job is
completed and registers your setting again.
After you make the desired settings, click the
Submit button.
Contact your dealer or service center.
Is the Network setting that were made to

the printing system correct?
Are the LAN settings in your web browser

correct?
Characters do not
display properly in
COMMAND CENTER
I cant access the Basic,
Printer and Advanced
pages
The setting I made are
not registered
Did you click on the Submit button after

making the settings?
The Administrator has
forgotten the Admin
password.
Error is displayed under
the STATUS indictor
Is there an error message shown in the

message display?
Follow the appropriate procedure on the

troubleshooting page of the Printing System
Operation Guide that corresponds to the error
message.
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10.0. Kyocera Network Authentication

Kyocera Network Authentication is a server based utility that supports Windows Active Directory.
Authorized users will be required to enter a login name and password at the display screen of the
KM-6030 MFP. The login name and password must be the same login and password used to allow
end users access to the companys network. The authentication levels that are supported are
Kerberos for Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2003 Server, and NTLM for Windows NT Server
10.1. Kyocera Network Authentication requirements
NS-30 Scanner Interface Card
Machine Firmware:
Main - 4E
MMI - MY
Language - 7J
The released version of firmware is available for download from www.KMAconnect.com.

Firmware Note:
When the Firmware upgrade has been completed, you must follow the steps below to use Kyocera
Network Authentication Server. Upon power up, after the Firmware Upgrade, you may encounter a
C640 Error Code on the MFP. If the afore mentioned error code is displayed, the following steps will
be needed to clear the code. If no error code is displayed, you can start at Step 2. These steps are
required to enable Kyocera Network Authentication Server.
Open and Close Front Panel Door
1. Enter Simulation Mode
2. U906 Reset - MFP will reboot
3. Enter Simulation Mode
4. U510 Enterprise Mode - MFP will not reboot
5. U024 Format System Hard Drive - MFP will reboot
Note:
To enable Network Authentication, the MFP must be in Enterprise Mode. To configure the device to
enter Enterprise Mode, simulation U510 must be enabled.
If you can not enable Enterprise Mode simulation 510, you must first disable Scan to FTP at
Simulation 511 first.
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Remove existing Kyocera Authentication Server installation:

Prior to the installation of Kyocera Authentication Server 2.00, you must completely remove any
existing Kyocera Authentication Server installation from your server. Please follow the instructions
listed below to remove existing Kyocera Authentication Server.
1. You must stop Kyocera Authentication services first before you perform the following uninstall
procedures.
2. Go to Start\Settings\Control Panel\Add/Remove Programs, select Kyocera Authentication Server
from currently installed programs list and click on Remove. Follow the instructions on screen to
remove this program.
3. Restart the server.
Installation of Kyocera Network Authentication Server 2.00:

The installation of Kyocera Network Authentication Server 2.00 is wizard based and with limited
interaction can be installed and configured in a matter of minutes. For detailed installation instruction
please see www.KYOcapture.com or the installation CD.
Test Configuration:
Below is an actual configuration used for testing purposes. The test environment area contains two
servers, one Active Directory Server with the Kyocera Network Authentication Server and the second
server is the KYOcapture Server.
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10.2. Configuration of the Kyocera Network Authentication Server:

To configure authentication, double click Kyocera Authentication Server Icon in the Control Panel,
and follow the instructions as the individual tabs explained in detail to the left of each tab.
1. The Service Tab is where you Start the Authentication Service. Select Start up Type
(Manual is Selected by default.) as well as select the type of network environment.
2. The Authentication Methods available are Active Directory, NTLM (Windows Domain
Controller) and Netware. For this example we selected Active Directory. By default all are
selected and one choice will need to be made.
3. The default Port for Authentication Server is 4242. This port number should not be
changed.
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1. The E-Mail Tab needs to have the LDAP

Server Host Name or IP Address entered
manually.
2. As long as the proper credentials are used,
the Find Root button will automatically
populate the default root of the LDAP
Server.
3. If the Anonymous Check Box is not selected
then credentials are necessary to connect
to the LDAP Server.
4. Upon initial setup of the Authentication
Server you will need to Click the Test
Button and enter a Valid User Name. When
a valid Username is used, a dialogue box
claiming E-Mail look up was successful
will be displayed. This will prove connection
to a valid LDAP Server.
5. Once a valid e-mail address is returned,
close the Success Dialog Box and Click
Apply to save settings.
As with KYOcapture License Manager, the

Authentication Server offers the ability to
License the Utility as well as check for
Software Updates.
From this tab you can update and transfer

and extend your license too.
Initial install will allow for a 30 Day free trial.
4. The Kyocera Authentication Server is now configured and should be started from the
Service Tab of the Kyocera Authentication Server.
Note:
The LDAP Server is not always the Mail Server. Larger network environments may have a Mail
Server and an LDAP Server. And again you would want to enter the IP or Host Name of the
LDAP Server.
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10.3. Configuring the KM-6030 in Enterprise Mode:

Configuring the Kyocera Multifunctional Device can be accomplished in two different ways. One is
through the Scanner Default settings on the Operation Panel or through the Web Interface of the NS30. For the purpose of this document, we will cover the Web Interface of the NS-30 Card.
1. Enter the IP Address of the NS-30 Scanner interface card into the URL field of your web
browser and click go or press the enter key on the computers key board.
2. Click on the System Basic Settings option

3. Click on the Enterprise Mode option
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4. Scroll down the page to the Authentication Setting drop down arrow and select Network
Authentication.
5. Scroll down the page to the Network Authentication section, enter the IP address or Host
name of the computer where the Kyocera Network Authentication Server software was
installed. Verify the Authentication Port Number is 4242.
6. In the Network Authentication Type field click the drop down arrow, select the network
type and enter a Domain Name. If you are using NetWare, the options for NDS Tree and
Context would also be enter on this page.
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7. Scroll to the Bottom of this Page and Click Registration.
Now the KM-6030 Multifunctional Device is configured and ready for use with Network Authentication.
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11.0. Account Management

11.1. Overview of Account Management
The KM-6030 Account Management feature allows you to manage the amount of copies that can be
made, as well as who has access to the KM-6030 MFP. The KM-6030 can be configured with Job
Accounting to assign individual or departments unique ID. Job Accounting will prevent unauthorized
access to the copier and will also track the amount of copies, prints and scans that were made.
The Account Management Job accounting helps the following activities in business organizations:
Integrated management of optional printing and scanning statistics through the use of an
identical department ID code.
Manageability of up to 1,000 individual departments.
Availability for department ID codes with as many as eight digits (between 0 and 99999999) for
security.
Tracking the copy volume for each department and for all departments combined.
Restricting the copy count per department in one-page increments up to 999,999 copies.
Resetting the copy counter for each department or for all departments combined.
Accessing the departmental copy counter for reference without entering the management
code.
IMPORTANT: To restrict the number of copies, printouts or scanned images using job accounting,
you must switch the Copy Job Accounting from [Off] to [On]. If the copier is equipped with the optional
printer kit or scanner kit, also activate Printer Job Accounting and Scanner Job Accounting as the
default. Refer to Job Accounting Default Settings for details.
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Job accounting includes the following functions for managing print counts.
Menu
Description
Reference Page
Manage Accounts
Departmental Copy Volume
Job Accounting
Job Accounting Default
Settings
New Account: Specifies new ID codes

and restrictions for usage. Up to 1,000
department ID codes can be registered.
Pages 34 36
Change Restrictions on Usage:

Specifies restrictions on usage for
individual departments.
Pages 38 44
Delete Account: Deletes the registered

departments
Page 45
Total Copy Volume: For reading the

total copy counts of all departments,
print job accounting reports and
resetting the copy counter.
Pages 49 51
Copy Volume by Department: For

reading copy counts of various
departments and resetting the copy
counters.
Pages 52 53
Activating and Deactivating Job

Accounting
Changes the defaults for job accounting
Pages 54 - 59
Pages 60 - 64
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11.2. Accessing the Job Accounting Screen

Set up job accounting from the Job Accounting screen. Follow these steps to access the Job
Accounting screen.
1. Press the System Menu/Counter key.
2. Press [Job Accounting].
3. Use the numeric keys to enter the administrator number four-digit management code. By
default, the management code is 6000 for 60
cpm model and 8000 for 80 cpm model. The Job Accounting screen will be displayed.
NOTE: For security, it is recommended to change the management code. Refer to Changing
Management Code on page 3-32 of KM-8030 / 6030 Advance Users Guide.
When installing the optional security kit, enter the eight-digit management code. By default, the
management code is 60006000 for 60 cpm model and 80008000 for 80 cpm model.
Proceed to the following section to customize job accounting menus.
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12.0. Managing Accounts

You can add and delete departments and define restrictions to copy count as
needed.
12.1. New Account

Follow these steps to create new accounts by entering an account ID code (of up
to eight digits), account name, and restrictions on usage as desired.
Access the Job Accounting screen. (For instructions, refer to Accessing the Job
Accounting Screen on page 33.)
1. Access the Job Accounting screen. (For instructions, refer to Accessing
the Job Accounting Screen on page 33.)
2. Press [Management Edit].
3. Press [Register]
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4. Select Account ID and press [Change #].
5. Use the numeric keys to enter the department ID code from 0 to 99999999
6. Press [Close].
7. Select Name to display and press [Change #].
8. Enter the department name and press [End].
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9. When all entries are complete, press [Next]
Important:
An error will occur if you do not complete Account ID and
Name to display. You will not be able to proceed to the next
screen. Be sure that you have completed the entries.
An error will also occur if you attempt to enter an existing
department ID code. You will not be able to proceed to the
next screen. Use a different ID code or name.
10. Specify restrictions on copying as desired. For instruction on restricting
copier usage, refer to Restricting Using the Copier on page 37.
11. Press [Registr.] to finalize settings.

(To register additional departments press [Register] and repeat the
previous steps).
12. Press [Close]. The touch panel will return to the Job Accounting screen.
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13.0. Restricting Using the Copier

You can restrict the use of the copier functions for each department.
Different functions can be restricted depending on the job accounting default
settings (specifically depending on weather you select [All] or [Each] for
Copy/Print Output Management). Refer to Copy/Print Output Management on
page 4-23 of the KM-8030/6030 Advance Users Guide.
Restricting copying:
[All]
Available settings: [Permitted] and [Is not permitted]
(Refer to page 38)
[Each]
Available settings: [No limit], [Counter limit] and [Is not permitted]
(Refer to page 42)
Restricting printing:
[All]
Available settings: [Permitted] and [Is not permitted]
(Refer to page 39)
[Each]
Available settings: [No limit], [Counter limit] and [Is not permitted]
(Refer to page 43)
Restricting number of copies to copy and print:

[All]
Available settings: [No limit] and [Counter limit] (Refer to page 40)
Restricting transferring scanned image:
[All / Each] Available settings: [No limit], [Counter limit] and [Is not permitted]
(Refer to page 41)
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13.1. Restricting Copying [All]

Specify whether copying is authorized.
Note: Turn Copy Job Accounting [On] in the job accounting default
settings to use this function.
1. Refer to steps 1 to 12 of the New Account on page 35 and display the
usage restriction screen.
2. Set [Copy / Printer Output Management:] to [All] on page of the KM8030/6030 Advance Users Guide.
3. Select Copy and press [Change #].
4. Press [Permitted] to allow copying or [Is not permitted] to prohibit copy.
5. Press [Close]. The touch panel will return to the usage restriction screen.
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13.2. Restricting Printing [All]

Specify whether printing is authorized when the copier is equipped with the
optional printer kit.
Note: Turn Printer Job Accounting [On] in the job accounting default
1. Refer to steps 1 to 12 of New Account on page 34 and display the usage
restriction screen.
2. Set [Copy / Printer Output Management:] to [All] on page 4-23 of the KM8030/6030 Advance Users Guide.
3. Select Printer and press [Change #].
4. Press [Permitted] to allow printing or [is not permitted] to prohibit printing.
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13.3. Restricting Number of Copies to Copy and Print

Restricts the number of copies to copy and print. When the copier is installed
with the option printer kit, the restricted number of copies applies to the sum of
copies copied and printed.
restriction screen.
2. Set [Copy / Printer Output Management:] to [All] on page 4-23 of the KM8030/6030 Advance Users Guide.
3. Select Output limitation and press [Change #].
4. Press [Counter limit] to apply restriction to the number of copies. Use the
numeric keys to enter the number of pages from 1 to 999999.
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13.4. Restricting Transferring Scanned Images

You can prohibit or restrict the number of scanned pages to transfer or e-mail to
the PC. This function is available when the copier is equipped with the optional
scanner kit.
Note: Turn Scanner Job Accounting [On] in the job accounting default
restriction screen.
2. Select Scanner transmission and press [Change #].
3. To prohibit scanning images, press [Is not permitted].
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13.5. Restricting Copying [Each]

You can limit the copying volume.
Note: Turn Copy Job Accounting [On] in the job accounting default
1. Refer to step 1 to 12 of New Account on page 34 and display the usage
restriction screen.
2. Set [Copy / Printer Output Management:] to [Each] on page 4-23 of the
KM-8030/6030 Advance Users Guide.
3. Select Copy and press [Change #].
4. To restrict copying, press [Is not permitted]. To restrict the number of

copying, press [Counter limit] and use the numeric keys to enter the
number of copies from 1-999999.
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13.6. Restricting Printing [Each]

Prohibiting printing is applicable to the copier when it is equipped with the
optional printer kit.
Note: Turn Printer Job Accounting [On] in the job accounting default
restriction screen.
2. Set [Copy / Printer Output Management:] to [Each] on page 4-23 of the
KM-8030/6030 Advance Users Guide.
3. Select Printer and press [Change #].
4. To restrict printing press [is not permitted]. To restrict the number of

copying, press [Counter limit] and use the numeric keys to enter the
number of copies from 1-999999.
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13.7. Deleting Accounts

This section explains how to delete department accounts that have been
registered.
the Job Accounting Screen on page 33)
3. Select the department ID code to delete and press [Delete]

Note: To change the order of the departments displayed by sorting, press
[Order of indication]. Choose [Sort by Code] [1 9] to sort in ascending
order and 9 1 to sort in descending order or [Sort by Name] [A Z] to
sort in ascending order and [Z A] to sort in descending order.
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4. To delete the ID code press [Yes]. Repeat step 3 and 4 to delete

additional ID codes.
13.8. Editing Department Information

This section explains how to edit department ID codes that have been registered.
the Job Accounting on page 33)
3. Select the department ID code to edit and press [Mgt. Inf. Correction]
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4. To change the ID-code, select Account ID and press [Change #].
5. Press [Clear] to clear the current entry. Use the numeric keys to enter the
new ID code (up to eight digits) then press [Close]
6. To edit the department name, select Name to display and press

[Change #]
7. Press [AllDel.] to clear the current entry and enter the new name.
8. Press [Close]
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13.9. Change Restrictions on Usage

You can change the restriction on copying and printing per individual department.
IMPORTANT: To restrict the number of copies, printouts, or scanned images
during job accounting, turn Copy Job Accounting from [Off] to [On] in the job
accounting default settings. Refer to Job Accounting Default Settings on page 54
for details. If the copier is equipped with the optional printer kit and/or the
scanner kit, activate Printer Job Accounting and Scanner Job Accounting in the
job accounting default settings.
the Job Account Screen on page 33)
2. Press [Management Edit]
3. Select the department ID code to change and press [Limit in use]
4. Select the restriction on copying as desired. (For details on restricting

copier usage, refer to Restricting Using the Copier on page 37)
5. Press [Close]
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14.0. Copy Count per Department

You can read the overall copy count or the count per individual department. The
copy count can be reset to 0 as desired.
14.1. Total Copy Count

The Total Copy Count tracks the total copy counts of all departments. You can
print the total in form of job accounting reports and the total copy count can be
reset as necessary.
2. Press [Management Total]
3. The total copy count is displayed for your reference.

4. Press [Print Report] and choose the report type to print this information as
a copy management report.
5. Press [Report by Size] in the total count by size setting of the job
accounting default settings for a list of the reports by copy paper size.
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6. To reset the copy volume, press [Counter clear]
7. Press [Yes].
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14.2. Copy Count by Department

The Copy Count by Department tracks the copy per individual departments. The
copy count per department can be reset as necessary.
2. Press [Each Mgt. Total].
3. Select the ID code of the department and press [Total]
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4. The copy count of the selected department is displayed for your reference.
Note: The copy limitation per department is given in parentheses after the
current volume, as in 1,234 (999,999).
5. To reset the copy count, press [Counter clear].
6. Press [Yes].
7. Press [Close]
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15.0. Activating and Deactivating Job Accounting

This section explains how to activate and deactivate the Job Accounting feature.
Setting
On
Off
Description
Job accounting is activated
Job accounting is deactivated

2. Select [On] or [Off]
3. Press [Close]
4. Press [End]
When you select [On], the screen for the department ID code entry
is displayed.
When you select [Off], the [Basic] screen is displayed
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16.0. Job Accounting Default Settings

The Job Accounting Default Settings allow you to specify the default job
accounting settings listed below:
Copy Job Accounting

Printer Job Accounting
Reports on Printing Errors
Printing from Unregistered Sources (Printer)
Copy/Printer Output Management
Scanner Job Accounting
Response to Unauthorized Requests
Default of Copy Limitation
Total Count by Size 1-5
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16.1. Copy Job Accounting
Setting
On
Off
Description
Copy Job accounting is activated
Copy Job accounting is deactivated

2. Press [Job Accntg Def. Set.]
3. Select Copy Job Accounting and press [Change #]
5. Press [Close]
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16.2. Printer Job Accounting
Setting
On
Off
Description
Copy Job accounting is activated
Copy Job accounting is deactivated

3. Select Print Job Accounting and press [Change #]
5. Press [Close]
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16.3. Reports on Printing Errors

When you use job accounting to manage printing, you can specify whether an
error report is printed in case that users attempt to print using the incorrect
department code.

3. Select Reports for Printer error report and press [Change #]
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5. Press [Close]
16.4. Printing from unregistered Sources (Printer)

If you use job accounting to manage printing, you can authorize or prohibit
printing from computers with printer drivers that do not support job accounting.

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3. Select Other Mgt. Reg. (print) and press [Change #].
5. Press [Close]
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16.5. Copy / Printer Output Management

3. Select Copy/Printer output mgt and press [Change #)
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4. Select [All] or [Each].
5. Press [Close]
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16.6. Scanner Job Accounting

3. Select Scanner Job Accounting and press [Change #]
5. Press [Close].
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16.7. Response to Unauthorized Requests

3. Select Excess of limit Setting and press [Change #].
4. Press [Stop job immediately], [Stop after job done] or [Only warning].
5. Press [Close].
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17.0. Copying with Job Accounting ON

When job accounting is activated, users must enter their department ID-code on
the numeric keys to use the copier.
1. Use the numeric keys to enter the department ID-code and press [Enter].
The touch panel will return to the [Basic] screen.
Note: If you enter the code incorrectly, press [Clear] to reenter the correct
code. Entering an invalid department ID-code will trigger an error alarm. Use
the numeric keys to enter the correct code. You can review the departments
copy count by pressing [Each Mgt. Total] after entering your department IDcode.
2. Complete the copy job as usual.
3. After copying, be sure to press the Job Accounting key to display the
initial screen so that the next user can enter his or her department IDcode.
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18.0. Data Security Kit (B)

This portion of the guide contains information on the proper use of the Data
Security Kit (B), as well as cautionary notes relating to its use. Be sure to
carefully read this operation guide before using the Security Kit. The individual
who will be responsible for operating the MFP and the MFP security should read
this guide. The administrator should store this guide in a secure place.
18.1. About the Data Security Kit (B)

The MFP temporarily stores the original documents, which is read as electronic
data, onto the MFPs hard disk. Printing is performed using this data. Even after
the printing is completed, the data remains stored on the hard disk until it is over
written by other data. Therefore there is a possibly that confidential information
will be leaked if special tools are used to cover this remaining data.
The Data Security Kit (B) overwrites old data data that is not required and
data storage area where the data has been deleted to ensure that the data
cannot be recovered. Overwriting is performed automatically, without user
intervention.
18.2. Conditions required for Data Security

The following are required for fulfilling the validity of the data security using the
Data Security Kit (B):
Dependable Administrator Companies should delegate some one in
their organization to responsible for security of the MFP that is equipped
with the Data Security Kit.
Safe Physical Location of installation The MFP should be installed in

a location which the accessibilities are limited in order to prevent
unauthorized personnel from using the MFP.
Dependable Service Representative All maintenance activities by a

service representative should by performed with the administrator present.
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18.3. Unsecured Data

The Data Security Kit secures data that is not required after it is printed, and data
that has been deleted. This means that the responsibility for maintaining data
before it is printed or data that is stored before it is deleted lies with the user.
The data derived from the following functions must be administered by the user:
Document Management (Copy Function)
Quick Copy (Printer Function)
Proof and Hold (Printer Function)
Private Print (Printer Function)
Stored Job (Printer Function)
Virtual Mail box (VMB) (Printer Function)
Temporary code Job (Printer Function)
Permanent code Job (Printer Function)
18.4. About Security Mode

Security mode refers to the machine status of the MFP in which the Data
Security Kit has been installed on and is functioning properly. When the MFP is
in the security mode, a hard disk icon will be displayed on the right upper corner
of the touch panel.
Note: You can determine the operational status of the overwrite function by
monitoring changes to the image of the hard disk icon. See page 69
(18.7.Display during overwrite) for further details.
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18.5. Data Security Kit Functions
18.6. Overwrite Function
Function details Overwrites old document data when copying or

printing is completed.
Overwriting method 3 X Overwrite or 1 X Overwrite (see page 72 Step

3: Hard Disk Overwrite Setting for further details)
Execution timing Overwrites existing old document data after a job is

completed.
Data to be overwritten See page 69 Data to be overwritten for further

details.
Overwrite-in-Progress Screen The hard disk icon alternates between

the two icons (See page 68 Display during overwrite for further details.)
Overwriting Time Differs depending on the amount of data to overwrite.
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18.7. Format Function
Function details - Overwrites all data on the hard disk.
Overwriting method - 3-time Overwrite or Once Overwrite (See page 72

Step 3: Hard Disk Overwrite Setting for further details.)
Execution timing - Execution through the operation panel (See page 73

Hard Disk Format for further details.)
Data to be overwritten - See page 70 Data overwritten through the

format function for further details.
Overwrite-in-Progress Screen - Formatting Hard Disk is displayed.
Overwriting Time See page 70 Time required to format for further

details.
18.8. Hard Disk Format

You can select either of the following two methods to overwrite data:
Once Overwrite
Overwrites the entire area used to store old document data with zeroes to reject
recovery of the data. The entire hard disk is overwritten with zeroes during a
format operation.
3-time Overwrite (Default)
Overwrites the entire area used to store old document data twice with a random
pattern and then a third and final time with zeroes. It takes longer to execute than
the Once Overwrite, but because even highly-sophisticated recovery methods
are unable to recover the data, this method provides higher security. The area to
be overwritten is the same as for the Once Overwrite.
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18.9. Display during overwrite
Important! To avoid damaging the hard disk, do not turn the copier power off
during overwrite (while the hard disk icon is alternating between the two icons).
Note:
If the copier power is turned off while overwriting is still in progress, any
data that has not yet been overwritten will remain on the hard disk. In this
case, overwriting should be re-started from the beginning when the copier
is turned on again.
In rare cases after the copier power is turned off during overwrite; the hard
disk icon may not change to . This means that overwrite may not be
possible because data was corrupted during data overwriting. Though the
copier will be able to overwrite and overwrite data that is not required after
it is printed, the hard disk will need to be re-formatted in order to restore
overwriting to normal. (See page 74 for information about formatting the
hard disk.)
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19.0. Data to be overwritten
Data to be overwritten are as follows:

Copy Function
The original document data of a copy which output is completed
The original document data stored through a document management
function and deleted by the user
The original document data stored in Synergy Print Box that is deleted
because the expiration date was reached
Printer Function (when optional hard disk is installed)
Post-output print data
Print data in the private print mode and virtual mailbox function when
output is completed
Quick Copy, proof and hold, and Private Print data (Deleted when power
is turned off and then back on again.)
Data deleted by the user using the Quick Copy, proof and hold, Private
Print, Stored Job, virtual mailbox, Temporary code Job, or Permanent
code Job function
Data deleted when maximum number of documents is exceeded by Quick
Copy, or proof and hold print data
Data deleted when storage capacity is exceeded by Temporary code Job
print data
Scanner Function
Scanned original document data
Note: The Security Kit immediately overwrites the original document data stored
onto the hard disk when copying, scanning or printing is cancelled while
processing.
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19.2. Data overwritten through the format function
Data overwritten through the format function are as follows:

Copy Function
Job Accounting data
Original document data stored with the document management function
Printer Function (when optional hard disk is installed)
Data stored in Stored Job mode
Program data
Optional font
Macro data
Scanner Function
Common book
Time required to format
Times required to format are as follows:
Overwriting method
Once Overwrite
3-time Overwrite
Formatting time
Approx. 2 hours
Approx. 7 hours
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19.3. Security Kit Installation Procedures

Step 1: Preparation
Security Kit installation
The Security Kit is installed by service representative.
Precautions for Security Kit installation
The repeat copy function becomes prohibited.
The Delete Invalid Data menu is replaced by the Format Hard Disk menu.
Precautions for installing the Security Kit on a pre-used copier

After installing the Security Kit, you must format all hard disks.
Step 2: Changing the Management code
The management code must be entered to use the Security Kit. Changing the management code
prevents everyone except the administrator from using the Security Kit. The management code is
eight digits long when using security mode.
Important! Avoid using a management code that is easily guessed, such as 11111111 or 12345678.
Note: You can change the management code within the range of 00000000 to 99999999. Be sure to
use eight digits.
1. Press the Default Setting/Counter key.
2. Press the Machine Default key.
3. Use the numeric keys to enter the current management code. The factory default numbers are
80008000 for 80 cpm model and 60006000 for 60 cpm model.
4. Select Management code change from the left side setup field, and press the Change # key.
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5. Enter the new management code using the numeric keys.
6. Press the Close Key.

Step 3: Hard Disk Overwrite Setting
Selects the hard disk overwrite. See page 69 Hard Disk Overwrite for further details.
Note: Note that it does not apply to overwrite and formatting individually.
2. Press the Machine Default key.
3. Use the numeric keys to enter the current Management code. The factory default numbers are
4. Select Hard Disk Overwrite from the left side setting field, and press the Change # key.
5. Press 3-time Overwrite or Once Overwrite.
6. Press the Close key
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19.4. Hard Disk Format

Format the hard disk when disposing of the MFP or the hard disk to overwrite the hard disk data.
See page 68 Format Function for further details.
Important! To avoid damaging the hard disk, do not turn the power off while formatting the hard disk.
If the formatting is not completed, there is a possibility of data being recovered from the hard disk and
information being leaked.
Note: The Security Kit re-starts formatting the Hard Disk when power is turned of and then on.
If the optional hard disk is installed, the hard disk is also formatted.
2. Press the BOX Management key.
3. Use the numeric keys to enter the current Management code. The factory default numbers are
4. Press the On key under Format Hard Disk (on the right side of the touch panel).
5. When prompted to confirm formatting, press the Yes key to begin formatting
6. After formatting is completed, turn off the Main Switch and unplug the Power Cord
19.5. Error Messages

Contact your service representative or authorized service center if any of the following messages are
displayed.
Message
Security key is not recognized.
Not available
Details
Security key is not connected
properly or is damaged
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