How to find the IP address of your

Toshiba Copier

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Trying to get the IP address of a Toshiba copier is fairly simple. At the machine select “User Functions”

then the admin tab on the LCD screen. Type in the password to the machine, default is 1,2,3,4,5,6

Select “Network”, IPV4 – This is where you will find the IP address. An alternative would be to print out

the NIC config page as follows;

While logged in the admin panel as described above, Select “List/Report”, then List, then “NIC

Configuration Page”.

How to download and extract and

Locate the Toshiba Print Driver

On a Microsoft Windows 10 PC

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1. Open your web browser and go to http://business.toshiba.com/usa/support/index.jsp#msds

2. In the text box type the model of your Toshiba Printer then select “Search”

3. Select the “Zip” link for the Windows e-Bridge Universal 2 PCL/PS 32/64 Bit Driver

4. This will start the download, save the download wherever you want, however if you use the default

location this will be in the user, downloads directory. 43.1mb size

5. Extract the Zip file. Select “Extract All”.

Above shows where the driver is downloaded, extracting will create a folder with all of the files inside that

folder. Selecting the Windows Key and X will bring up a menu where you can find out if the PC is 32bit or

64bit. Select “System”.

How to Add a Toshiba Print Driver

On a Microsoft Windows 10 PC

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1. From the “Start Menu” Open up “File Explorer”

2. In the “Address Bar” type “Control Panel” then Press “Enter” Or type the windows key and “X”

3. Select “View Devices and Printers”

Select “View Devices and Printers”

Type “Control Panel” here then press enter

4. Select “Add a Printer”

5. Select “The Printer that I want isn’t listed”

Select The Printer that I want isn’t listed

6. Select “Add a Printer using TCP/IP or hostname” then select “Next”

7. From the dropdown, select “TCP/IP device” and unselect “Query the printer and automatically select the

device to use”

Add a Printer using TCP/IP or hostname

Really important, make

sure this is not selected.

By default it is.

8. In the text field that says “Hostname or IP address”, put in the IP address of the Toshiba Copier then select

“Next”

9. Select “Have Disk”, a small screen will pop-up. Select “Browse”

10. Browse to where you downloaded and extracted the Print Drivers for your Toshiba device. This is usually

in your downloads folder

11. Select the “eb4-Uni-3264bit - ***** folder, making sure you selected the folder and not the zip file

12. Select either 32 bit or 64 bit folder depending on the PC’s architecture

13. Select the file that says “eSf6u” then select “open”

14. Another Pop-up Screen will appear. Select “OK”

15. Select “Next”

16. You may or may not get a screen that asks you to select between using the current driver or to replace

the driver with the new one. This will not show up if you have never installed this driver before.

Select “Replace the current driver” if this does show up.

17. The next screen is where you can name the Printer. Fill in whatever you want to call your new printer, IE;

Demo floor, front office, etc. then select “Next”.

18. Your PC will start the install process. You may get a Security warning, just select ok.

19. Select “Do not Share this Printer. Select “Next”.

20 Set the Printer as the default or not. Then Select “Finish”.

21. You will now see your Printer in the Devices and Printers screen.

22. Right click on the Toshiba Universal Printer or whatever name you gave the new Printer. Select

“Printer Properties”, NOT Properties, but Printer properties.

23. Select “Device Settings Tab”

Select Device Settings

24. The Driver will go out to the machine and get the machines configuration automatically.

25. After it retrieves the settings your PC will now show you the driver.

Now select the “Advanced Tab” on the top.

26. Select “Printing defaults” The Toshiba Driver window will open.

27. If you have a color printer, you may want to select the color dropdown and set it to “Black and

White” to save printing costs.

28. Selecting the “Finishing tab on the top will allow you to set simplex as a default, as in the picture

above the default is duplex. Make sure after each selection you select “Apply”.