[Self-Diagnostic Setting]
Overview
A self-diagnostic test will be performed automatically to check the security functions if [Enhanced Security Mode] is set to [ON] and the system is powered on.
In this function, manually perform the diagnosis.
NOTICE
- The following setting is required to use this function.
- Set [Enhanced Security Mode] to [ON].
Tips
The following items can be diagnosed via the self-diagnostic test.
- [Firmware Diagnosis]: Are programs written correctly?
- [Device Diagnosis]: Are devices containing settings information used for the security functions operating correctly?
Reference
- For details about [Enhanced Security Mode], refer to [Enhanced Security Mode].
Specifications
Category | Network / Security, Device Management | |||
Location | Machine | Control Panel | ||
Printer driver | - | |||
Application | - | |||
Required options | - | |||
Required items | - | |||
Setting items | [Firmware Diagnosis] | Diagnoses whether the encryption program was created in line with standards. | ||
[Device Diagnosis] | Verifies operations of the HDD, SSD, or non-volatile memory installed in this system. | |||
[Return] | Moves to the previous screen. | |||
Remarks | - | |||
Reference | - | |||
Screen access | Control panel - Utility/Counter - [Administrator Setting] - [Security Setting] - [Security Details] - [Self-Diagnostic Setting] | |||
Procedure
Manually execute the self-diagnostic test.
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Press [Firmware Diagnosis] or [Device Diagnosis].
This starts the diagnosis of the selected item. If there are no security-related problems after diagnosis is completed, [OK] is displayed.
If there are any security-related problems, an error occurs. Contact the relevant service center for help to recover from an error.
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