Getting detailed job accounting information – HP Designjet T3500 Production eMFP User Manual

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Getting detailed job accounting information

There are two ways to check usage statistics for a particular job.

Accounting information with the HP Utility

1.

Access the HP Utility, see

Access the HP Utility on page 46

.

2.

In the HP Designjet Utility for Windows, select Job center and then Accounting which launches the
Embedded Web Server.

In the HP Utility for Mac OS X, select Job Accounting and press the Lookup button.

Accounting statistics with the Embedded Web Server

1.

Access the Embedded Web Server, see

Access the Embedded Web Server on page 46

.

2.

Go to the Main tab.

3.

Select History > Accounting.

Request usage and accounting data by email

1.

Obtain the IP address of the outgoing mail server (SMTP) from your IT department; this is required in
order to send email messages.

2.

Ensure that the outgoing email server is configured to enable relaying of email messages that the
printer will send.

Open your Web browser and connect to the printer’s Embedded Web Server.

3.

Open your Web browser and connect to the printer’s Embedded Web Server.

4.

Select the Setup tab.

5.

From the Configuration menu in the left-hand column, select Date & Time.

6.

Ensure that the printer's date and time have been set correctly.

7.

From the Configuration menu in the left-hand column, select Email server.

8.

Enter the IP address of the outgoing mail server (SMTP).

9.

If the outgoing mail server is password protected, enter the user name and password required to access
it.

10.

Specify an email address for the printer. The latter does not need to be a valid email address; but it
should have the form of an email address. It serves to identify the printer when it sends email
messages. See

Turn usage information on and off on page 29

.

11.

From the Configuration menu, select Printer settings.

12.

In the Accounting section, if you set Require account IDto On, then every time someone sends a print
job to the printer, he or she must provide an account ID: for example, an ID corresponding to his or her
department or to a specific project or client. If someone sends a job without providing an account ID, the
printer will hold the unidentified job in the queue without printing it until an account ID is provided.

If you set Require account ID to Off, then the printer will print all jobs whether or not they have an
account ID.

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