How to Set Up a Ricoh Aficio 3030 to Scan to Network

1. Press the 'User Tools/Counter' key on the Aficio 3030's operation panel.
2. Press 'System Settings | Interface Settings | Network | IP Address.'
3. Make a note of the device's IP address, then press 'OK' followed by 'Exit' and 'Exit' once more.
Creating the Shared Folder
1. Log on to the computer that will be hosting the scanned image folder for the network.
2. Launch File Explorer and create a new folder in the desired location.
3. Select the folder and click the 'Share' tab.
4. Click 'Share with' and select the name of the company's network, followed by the 'Read/Write' indicator. For example, 'CompanyNet (Read/Write).'
Enabling NetBIOS Over TCP/IP
1. Press 'Windows-X' to launch the Power User menu and select 'Control Panel.'
2. Select 'Network and Sharing Center,' followed by 'Change adapter settings.'
3. Right-click 'Ethernet,' followed by 'Properties' if your network is connected via Ethernet. Otherwise, do the same with the appropriate network adapter if you're using a wireless or other network connection.
4. Select 'Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)' from the list, and click 'Properties.'
5. Click 'Advanced' from the 'General' tab.
6. Click the 'WINS' tab and click the 'Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP' radio button to select it. Then click 'OK' on all windows and close Control Panel.
Configuring Scan to Folder
1. On your computer, launch your Web browser and enter the Aficio 3030's IP address in the URL address bar.
2. Log in to Web Image Monitor using the Administrator Mode credentials, if prompted.
3. Click 'Address Book,' followed by 'Add.'
4. Enter the name, key display, username and password in the appropriate text fields. The username and password should be the username and password for your computer.
5. Select 'SMB' from the protocol drop-down menu in the Folder pane.
6. Enter the file path for the shared folder, using the host computer's name or IP address as a root. For example, '\host_computer\scans.'
7. Save all changes and log out of Web Image Monitor. Try a few test scans to make sure that everything is configured properly -- if you can access the scans in the shared network folder, then everything is correctly configured.