e-BRIDGE Print & Capture Entry 1.2.2

The e-BRIDGE Print & Capture Entry application is designed to facilitate printing and scanning functionalities from TOSHIBA e-STUDIO2829A Series, e-STUDIO2822A Series, and e-STUDIO2823AM Series multifunction printers (MFPs) via Android devices. This tool integrates seamlessly with the supported MFP models, providing users with a convenient mobile interface.

Key features include:

• Ability to print images and documents stored on an Android device or captured directly via the device's camera.
• Access to advanced print settings, such as selecting the number of copies and specifying page ranges.
• Scanning documents from an e-STUDIO MFP and saving them directly onto an Android device.
• Discovery of compatible MFPs on the network through scanning a QR code printed by the MFP or by selecting from a list of recently used devices.
• Implementation of department codes to enhance security within office environments.

System requirements for optimal operation include:

• Supported TOSHIBA e-STUDIO models.
• Enabled SNMP and Web Service settings on the MFPs.
• For configuration involving department codes, consulting with your dealer or sales representative is recommended.

The application supports a broad range of languages, including Czech, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Danish, Dutch, English (US and UK), Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish.

Supported models encompass:

• e-STUDIO2822AM
• e-STUDIO2822AF
• e-STUDIO2323AM
• e-STUDIO2823AM
• e-STUDIO2329A
• e-STUDIO2829A

The application is compatible with Android operating systems version 10 through 13.

For additional information or to access the official website of e-BRIDGE Print & Capture Entry, please visit:

• http://www.toshibatec.com/products_overseas/MFP/e_bridge/

Note: Certain conditions may prevent network discovery of MFPs. If devices are not detected automatically, manual input of the hostname or QR code scanning may be necessary. Conditions affecting discovery include IPv6 usage or other unidentified issues. All trademarks referenced are the property of their respective companies.