Information that can be acquired as a job log, Items that can be aggregated – Oki MC363dn User Manual
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19. Resources
Information That Can Be Acquired as a Job Log
Information that can be acquired as a job log is as shown below. ( ) denotes the name
displayed in the CSV file (compatible with print job accounting).
Note
The items that can be aggregated differ depending on the device model or whether options
are used.
Item
Details
Device
(Printer)
The name of the device that executed the printing. This cannot be
moved as it is always displayed in the report.
Destination
The connection destination of the device that executed the printing.
This cannot be moved as it is always displayed in the report.
Date
*1
The date (year and month) on which the job log was acquired. This
is calculated from the set [Log Acquire Time].
If the output file format is CSV, this cannot be moved as it is
always displayed in the report.
Log No.
(Log No.)
The job log number which is assigned monthly starting with 1.
PIN
(User ID)
The user ID set in the client computer that executed the printing
job, or the PIN ID entered into the control panel.
User name
(User)
User name set in the client computer that executed the printing
job.
Summary Account Type
The type of summary account set in the client computer used for
printing.
Summary Account Name
The name of the summary account set in the client computer used
for printing.
Login Name (Login
Name)
Login name of the client computer that executed the print job.
Document name
(Document name)
Name of the printed document. If the document name contains a
“symbol, the” symbol is replaced with a one-byte space. In some
cases, the correct document name cannot be acquired.
Host Name (Host Name)
Name of the client computer that executed the print job.
Port
(Port)
Name of the port used for printing. When using over a network, the
IP address of the client computer is displayed.
Fee
Fees incurred for the print job.
Points Used
The point at which the summary account for the print job is
consumed.
Total Sheets
*2
Number of sheets printed.
Pages
*2
(Printed Pages)
Number of pages printed. When duplex printing is used, one
sheet is counted as two pages. This number is the actual number
of printed pages as opposed to the document page number. For
example, when a 6 page document is printed using 2-UP printing,
the number of pages is 3 pages.
Print Job Type
The type of print job.