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LinkeSF versions by printer model
Embedded solutions framework (eSF) defines and identifies the software architecture for differing product generations. Generational differences in this framework can mean changes to an app's navigation, configuration, features and capability.
| eSF version 1 (eSFv1) | eSF version 2 (eSFv2) | eSF version 3 (eSFv3) | eSF version 4 (eSFv4) | eSF version 5/6 (eSFv5) |
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X644 (e-Task 2) |
X463 (e-Task 2+) |
X548 (e-Task 3) |
MX610 MX611 MX710 MX711 MX810 MX811 MX812 MX910 MX911 MX912 CX510 MX410 MX510 MX511 CX410 MS812 MS610 CS510 MS810 MS911 MX6500e scanner option (e-Task 4) |
CS72x (e-Task5 and 6) |
Where is "eSF" usually referenced?
- Application flash files, for example, IdleScreen_e4-3.11.0.fls, e4 represents eSF v4.x printers
- Administrator's Guides, for example, "This setting is compatible with eTask2+, eTask3, and eTask4 frameworks."
- User Guides, for example, "The Set up Scan to Network feature is available for use to eSF v4.x printers only."
- App ReadMe files
Identifying eSF version
You can print a Menu Settings page and look under Embedded Solutions.
Or, you can view Reports > Device Settings via the embedded Web server (EWS):
- Enter the IP Address into the Internet browser's URL field; e.g., http://IP_Address, where IP_Address is the TCP/IP address of the printer.
- Click Reports.
- Click Device Settings (Menu Settings).
- Scroll down the page until you see Embedded Solutions (usually found near the bottom).
- Take note of the version next to Framework.
eSF version 3 example:
Obtaining TCP/IP address
Read this only if you do not know how to identify your printer's IP address.
General steps for accessing the TCP/IP address from the control panel:
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Note: The Menus button in this example may not exist on your model and Std. Network may be read Network 1 if a network option card is active on your printer.
Optionally, you can print a network settings page to obtain the TCP/IP address.