
User Information (Access Control) CSV Format
This section explains the format of the device user information (access control) CSV file format.
You can create a user information CSV file by exporting a device's user information. After you have exported
the user information, you can edit it, and then import it into other devices.
• Depending on the device model, you cannot restrict access to functions on a per-user basis. If this is
the case, you must use Web Image Monitor to make these settings.
• For details about exporting user information, see p.126 "Description of menu items".
•
For details about importing user information, see p.135 "Setting User Information (Access Control
Information)".
Line Number Explanation
1 The text "#User Data"
2 The text "Format Version:1.1.2.0"
3 The text "#".
4 The text "#2:Enabled (Auto-color select),1:Enabled,0:Disabled".
5 (Blank)
6 The column headings for each of the fields.
7 The code names for each of the fields.
8 and
greater
The user data for the device. One line contains the data for one user.
• Lines
1 through 7 are constant, and are used for identification. They should not be changed. You can
edit lines 8 and greater.
• Use square brackets ([ ]) around user codes and user names.
• For access restrictions of each function: "1" appears if function access is permitted, "0" if not permitted,
and "-" if the target device does not support that function.
• If you have specified "2" for "Copier(Color)", set Full Color to "false" and ACS to "true" on an ACS-
enabled machine; or set Full Color to "true" on a machine not enabled for ACS.
CSV Format Reference
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