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Devices

The Devices section covers everything related to registering, configuring and monitoring multifunction printers and other output devices in OptimiDoc Server. From adding a new device and installing the embedded application through to real-time supply monitoring and automated email alerts, this section provides everything administrators need to manage their device fleet.


How the Devices Section Fits Together

A device moves through a simple lifecycle in OptimiDoc, and each article below covers one part of it:

  1. Register and configure the device — its vendor, licence, terminal behaviour and network settings — on the Managing Devices page, then install the OptimiDoc embedded application onto its panel.

  2. Organise the fleet with Tags so devices can be grouped by site, floor or team and acted on in bulk.

  3. Communicate with each device over SNMP, which powers model/serial auto-detection and all supply monitoring.

  4. Watch the fleet in real time on the Device Monitoring dashboard, and let Monitor Notifications email the right people when supplies run low or a device goes offline.


In This Section

Article

Description

Managing Devices

Adding, editing, installing, uninstalling and deleting devices — including bulk operations, QR code generation and auto-detection of model and serial number.

Supported Devices

Vendor-specific integration guides for all supported manufacturers — Konica Minolta, Develop, Xerox, HP, Lexmark, Epson, Canon, Kyocera, Ricoh and Fiery.

Tags

Creating colour-coded tags to organise and group devices for easier management, bulk operations and quota scoping.

SNMP Configuration

Setting up SNMP v1, v2c and v3 profiles used for device communication, monitoring and auto-detection.

Device Monitoring

Real-time dashboard showing device status, toner levels, paper tray capacity and maintenance alerts across the entire fleet.

Monitor Notifications

Configuring email notifications that trigger when device status changes or supply levels fall below defined thresholds.