1) If you're actually scanning to an email address, make sure your SMTP email server information in the copier's web page is correct.
If you are using names instead of IP addresses, also make sure your DNS server IP's are correct.
2) If you're scanning to create the fake email set up by Sharp Network Scanner tool, the connection info in your copier is old and needs to be refreshed.
From the computer you're trying to scan to, right click on the Network Scanner Tool icon in the tray, go to Automatic Profile Update, and select Update Now. If you have no tray icon, reboot your computer.
If your copier is set up to store names instead of IP addresses, make sure your DNS information is correct in the web page.
Yes. I have had my Dell 1700 printer since early 1997 or 1998 and have replaced the toner cartridge...
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Yes. I have had my Dell 1700 printer since early 1997 or 1998 and have replaced the toner cartridge 3 times, self cleaned about once a year or two and it has survived 7 moves with the US Coast Guard overseas and in country. I can't really say it stands out since this was the 1st and only laser printer I have ever owned, but, I think it's longevity muct speak for itself. I can say that as far as my printing applications hve gone over the past decade, I hve owned 6 inkjet printers and spent thousands of dollars on ink for my many digital photos from around the world, yet, my Dell 1700 is the old reliable with only 3 toner refills, (the good one's, not remanufactered, about $59- 80 dollars depending on area of country), so, I must say I am very pleased with th product and it's durability.
Yes. I have had my Dell 1700 printer since early 1997 or 1998 and have replaced the toner cartridge...
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Yes. I have had my Dell 1700 printer since early 1997 or 1998 and have replaced the toner cartridge 3 times, self cleaned about once a year or two and it has survived 7 moves with the US Coast Guard overseas and in country. I can't really say it stands out since this was the 1st and only laser printer I have ever owned, but, I think it's longevity muct speak for itself. I can say that as far as my printing applications hve gone over the past decade, I hve owned 6 inkjet printers and spent thousands of dollars on ink for my many digital photos from around the world, yet, my Dell 1700 is the old reliable with only 3 toner refills, (the good one's, not remanufactered, about $59- 80 dollars depending on area of country), so, I must say I am very pleased with th product and it's durability.