Click on…
- System Preferences
- Sharing
- Plus symbol
- New folder
- Name the folder whatever you prefer
- Create

- Add
- “Read & Write” for your account name.

- Type in your printer’s IP address into the URL
- (If you don’t know your printer’s IP address, watch the video below)
Click on…
- Login
- Type in your username and password (if you don’t know it, please ask your administrator)
- Device Management
- Address Book

- Add User
- “Basic Destination” and “Folder Destination”

- Go to Next
- Type in your Name and Key Display
- Go to Next
- Type in your path
- Type in your computer’s login and password
- Go to Next
- Ok
- Your folder should be saved on to your computer now.
Things to remember:
- The only operating system that you can set up scanning to
folder is on Mojave. - You can save the folder anywhere you prefer.
- When you’re on the Sharing menu, go to options and make sure “Show files and folders using SMB” is selected and your account name is selected.

- If you don’t know what your printer’s IP address, click on the gray bar at the top right corner.
- The Key Display will be what shows up on your printer panel
- You can type in the computer name or the IP address for your path. To find your computer name go to “System Preferences,” go to “Sharing,” and it should be listed at the top.

*If you have any questions, write us a comment down below, or call us at 706-546-1220.
Thanks very much for this tutorial. I’m trying to do it on Catalina and it’s not working…any hints on getting it to work?
Many thanks,
ST
What is the model of the machine?
Trying to set this process up on macOS Catalina 10.15.5 using a MP C3003. I followed all the steps but no joy. Please help!
Sorry TP for the delay in answering. Hopefully you have solved your issue by now. For others, the Savin/Ricoh C3003 would need new firmware to scan to SMB 3.0 If you have set everything up correctly, I would guess firmware. A local dealer has access to the firmware upgrades. Sorry again to TP for the delay