The multi-touch user panel gives the user the opportunity to print from and scan to various locations. One of these locations is the cloud.
You can enter the cloud via WebDAV or Microsoft 365 and use it as a network drive. This way, the cloud application of your choice is accessible.
For more information on how to configure the cloud as an external location with type WebDAV , see Create an external location (FTP, SMB, WebDav).
For more information on how to configure the cloud as an external location with type Microsoft 365, see Create an external location (Microsoft 365).
NOTE
Microsoft 365 Sharepoint Online and OneDrive are not supported via WebDAV, but via an external location with type Microsoft 365.
The cloud can be seen as a virtual network drive you use to send files to, but also to save and share files on.
There are general cloud applications, applications via an HTTP URL, but companies can also use their own private and internal clouds.
To use a cloud location, the printer must connect to the cloud via WebDAV or Microsoft 365.
Working with the cloud on the plotWAVE T75 is very easy:
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Connection |
Make a connection between your preferred cloud application and the printer. To do this, create an external location in WebTools Express via WebDAV or Microsoft 365. |
WebTools Express |
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For print jobs: |
Open the cloud application locally. |
PC or mobile device |
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Add and save the file you want to print, in the cloud. |
PC or mobile device |
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Open your external location, which is in de cloud, in the Smart Access of the print tile. |
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Select the file you want to print. |
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Tap the green button. |
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For scan jobs: |
Insert the original and select the scan tile. |
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Select the template with the cloud set as destination in the Smart Access. |
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Tap the green button. |
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Open the cloud application on your PC or mobile device, and find the scanned file there. |
PC or mobile device |