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 Safety 

The following warning sign 

 indicates that the radio frequency band used is not fully harmonised at European level, 

and that the user is required to refer to the existing national regulations in the country of use for any possible restrictions 
on use.
For the countries of the European Union, there were some known restrictions especially in Norway (in certain areas), 
at the time this manual was issued (see last page).
Sagemcom disclaims any liability in the event of non-compliance with the existing regulations at the place of 
installation, or for any radio interference created with regard to third parties and due to national regulations for this 
application not being complied with.

Location conditions

By choosing an appropriate location, you will preserve the longevity of the machine. Ensure that the selected 

location has the following characteristics:
• Choose a well-ventilation location.
• Ensure that the machine is not directly exposed to sunlight.
• Do not place the machine in a zone subject to significant differences of temperature or humidity.
• Choose a stable, horizontal surface on which the machine will not be exposed to intense vibrations. 
• Do not place the machine near drapes or other flammable objects.
• Choose a location where the risks of splashes of water or other liquids are limited.
• Ensure that this location is dry, clean and dust-free.

Precautions for use

Take account of the important precautions below when using the machine.

Operating environment

The following section describes the operating environment required for the machine:
• Temperature: 10 °C to 32 °C with ambient humidity of between 20 et 80 % (30°C).

Precautions for using the machine

The following section describes the precautions to be taken when using the machine. Failure to comply with these 

precautions may result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
• During scanning, never move the machine, never switch the machine off or open its covers.
• Never use objects that generate an electromagnetic field near the machine.
• When disconnecting the mains cable, always take hold of the plug without pulling on the cable. 
• Make sure the AC adapter is out of reach of children and pets and placed on a flat, stable surface so that the power 

cord cannot be disconnected accidentally.

• Make sure that the power cord is properly plugged into the power supply unit and that it is properly seated in its 

housing. It is important to fully insert the connector into its housing.

• Never touch the mains cable with wet hands. You risk getting an electric shock.
• Always disconnect the power cable before moving the machine; Otherwise, you risk damaging the cable and the 

machine.

• Always disconnect the mains cable if you do not plan to use the machine for a prolonged period of time.
• Never place objects on the mains cable or the power supply unit.
• Never walk on, or roll equipment wheels over the power cord or the AC adapter.
• Ensure that the machine never lies on the mains cable or the communication cables from any other electrical appli-

ances. Also ensure that no cables are inserted into the machine mechanism. This may prevent the machine from 
operating correctly or create a fire hazard.

• Never try to remove a fixed panel or cover. Never modify the machine. Any contact with these circuits may lead to 

a risk of electric shock.

• Ensure that all paper clips, staples or other small metal parts do not enter the machine through the openings.

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Summary of Contents for IB1100E

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Page 3: ...t makes use of symbols designed to help the reader identify the information supplied Symbol Definition CAUTION Indicates important safety information Failure to respect these notes may lead to serious...

Page 4: ...rk connection 12 Wi Fi wireless connection WPS 13 Connection via a network cable 14 Advanced connections 15 Using the machine 18 Loading documents 18 Use of services 19 Using tree structure services 2...

Page 5: ...rdance with the instructions in the ENVIRONMENT chapter in this manual Connection to local network Only connect the machine to an Ethernet LAN the wiring of which does not go outside the building and...

Page 6: ...humidity of between 20 et 80 30 C Precautions for using the machine The following section describes the precautions to be taken when using the machine Failure to comply with these precautions may res...

Page 7: ...ocket and never use an extension cord If a suspicious noise is heard from the power socket or power cord immediately unplug the power cord from the power socket taking all the usual precautions and th...

Page 8: ...reserves the right to change the technical characteristics indicated for this product at any time without prior notice and or to interrupt the production of this product Sagemcom is a registered trad...

Page 9: ...error condition Orange to indicate a boot condition 9 Output paper tray 3 LCD screen 10 Master USB connector USB key 4 Paper thickness switch 11 Not used 5 Input paper tray 12 LAN connector 6 These b...

Page 10: ...t box Off no connection Flashing connecting Steady connection established 4 Icon used during the Internet connection phase 5 Icon used during the service provider site connection phase 6 Icon indicati...

Page 11: ...d remove all protective shims as illustrated in the installation guide 2 Install the machine in a suitable place respecting the safety instructions described in the section Safety 5 3 Unfold the docum...

Page 12: ...represented by icons displayed on the screen These steps are as follows Step 1 connecting the machine to the Internet box via a network cable or through a Wi Fi wireless connection When the operation...

Page 13: ...are displayed alternately on the LCD screen 5 Press the key the following messages are displayed alternately on the LCD screen 6 Log onto the service provider s website from your computer and go to y...

Page 14: ...y on the LCD screen 5 Log onto the service provider s website from your computer and go to your machine s settings page Depending on your service provider you may have to enter a pin code in a field I...

Page 15: ...r and password default user and then click on Login 4 Click the Network Search button in the Wi Fi menu to display the available networks 5 Select your network from the list and click on Network Acces...

Page 16: ...nd the screen shown below is displayed Connection with advanced settings This paragraph is intended for advanced users who need to install the machine on a network with specific characteristics for ex...

Page 17: ...is also a similar screen in Wi Fi menu for configuring Wi Fi settings 5 If your network is connected to the Internet through a proxy check the Use a proxy server box and then fill in the proxy settin...

Page 18: ...ith different paper sizes or weights Unfold sheets remove staples and paper clips and separate sheets sliding them over each other before inserting the documents into the automatic feeder Do not inser...

Page 19: ...mber of sheets of paper does not correspond to the number of sheets indicated on the display or if you want to cancel the sending press the key 4 When your document has been processed by your service...

Page 20: ...go down a level press To move up a level press Level information To indicate that you are at the lowest level in the tree structure an arrow on the right is displayed alternately with To indicate tha...

Page 21: ...splayed You can also use the MAINTENANCE menu to initiate a pairing process See the menu on page 28 Termination You have changed your service provider or offer and want to remove the settings of your...

Page 22: ...ppeared in the list of services Press the key to select the desired service 3 Once the service is selected press the key to start the operation If the number of sheets in the document does not corresp...

Page 23: ...b interface includes two tabs The Status tab which is used to view the machine s information The Settings tab which is used to view and or change the machine s settings 5 Once you have finished click...

Page 24: ...time as follows 1 15 minutes you use your machine occasionally and you want to consume the least possible power 2 5 hours you use your machine every day it will switch to standby mode after your day...

Page 25: ...he presence of dust dirt and paper debris on the external surfaces and inside the machine may hinder its operation We recommend you clean it regularly You can obtain cleaning wipes dampened in isoprop...

Page 26: ...l socket 2 Open the scanner cover by pressing the buttons located on the left and right 3 Clean the paper feeding rollers A using a soft lint free cloth dampened with isopropyl alcohol To clean the ro...

Page 27: ...not have been configured for DHCP The machine then needs to be assigned with a fixed IP address from the ISP s website see section Connection with advanced settings page 16 CONNECT LAN OR PRESS SETUP...

Page 28: ...is completed NO FILE FOUND Your machine did not find the file on your flash drive containing the settings to be restored RESTORE ERROR An error occurred while restoring your settings from the flash d...

Page 29: ...u is displayed press the The software version is displayed 2 Press to display the build number 3 Press to display the bootloader version 4 Press to display the kernel version IP ADRESSE Is used to dis...

Page 30: ...SET Is used to restore the default configuration RESTORE SETTINGS Restores the settings present on the connected USB flash drive This menu is only present if a USB flash drive is connected to the mach...

Page 31: ...tently disconnected during the software update You can restore your machine to its original condition by carrying out the recovery procedure described below Note that the on screen messages are in Eng...

Page 32: ...ng messages on the screen al ternately 7 Then remove your USB flash drive 8 Your machine restarts and you then only have to reconfigure any language choices and network connection set tings you may ha...

Page 33: ...e Then enter the machine s IP address in the browser address bar If another device connected to the PC also uses an Apipa address 169 254 xx for example the machine s website may not be displayed in t...

Page 34: ...e of 10 per hour Scanning characteristics Type Dual side colour scanner Document sizes accepted Width between 50 mm and 229 mm Lenght between 50 mm and 356 mm Paper weight of accepted documents in Sta...

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Page 36: ...are subject o change without prior notice Sagemcom Documents SAS tries to ensure that all information in this document is correct but does not accept liability for error or omission Non contractual d...

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