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| 1 | Check the versions of the apps and gather the installation files. | |
| 2 | Go to the printer’s Embedded Web Server (EWS) > Settings > Import/Export > Export Embedded Solutions Settings File to export apps’ settings. Note: Access the printer EWS by typing the printer IP address into the URL field of your browser (e.g., Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari). For example, enter http://MFP_IP_Address, where MFP_IP_Address is the IP address of the printer. | |
| 3 | Go to the printer’s EWS >Settings >Embedded Solutions or Device Solutions – Solutions (eSF) or Apps – Apps Management, click on the License tab, and then click on Show Local License. | |
| 4 | Copy and paste the content of the license to a notepad and save the file as license.lic. | |
| 5 | Reset the printer’s apps. Note: Contact your next level of support or Lexmark Technical Support for assistance. | No Image |
| 6 | Reinstall the eDAS, RegisterME, and Keyboard Emulation Reader (.fls files) apps via EWS >Settings >Embedded Solutions or Device Solutions – Solutions (eSF) or Apps – Apps Management >Install– Browse/Choose File – Start/Start Install. | |
| 7 | Go to the printer’s EWS >Settings >Import/Export >Import Embedded Solutions Settings File to import apps’ settings. | |
| 8 | Go to the printer’s EWS > Settings > Embedded Solutions or Device Solutions – Solutions (eSF) or Apps – Apps Management, click on the License tab, and then click on Update License. Note: Use the license.lic file saved in Step 4. | |
| 9 | Enter the app’s password. To do so, go to the printer’s EWS > Settings > Embedded Solutions or Device Solutions – Solutions (eSF) or Apps – Apps Management and select the following: - Lexmark Embedded Document Accounting for User Tracking > Configure, enter the password, and then test the settings (see Image 1).
Note: The default password is pharos. - Lexmark Register ME > Configure, enter the LDAP password (verify from the system administrator) and Document Accounting Server Settings password (pharos is the default), and then test the settings (see Image 2).
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