Configuring Secure Release Anywhere release stations

A Secure Release Anywhere release station is a printer that has been configured to accept input from the user to pull a print job to that device.

Note: A Secure Release Anywhere release station depends on communication with a Print Delivery Station to access and release print jobs.

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PrinterOn’s solution supports using a variety of release station interfaces to support a range of devices:

Web-based release

Many devices provide access to a web browser to allow users to pull their print job down to the device. The web release interface can be used by:

MFPs with integrated web browsers

Dedicated tablets

User phones or tablets

A Windows PC running a full Print Delivery Station

To configure a web-based release, you’ll need to define the URL used to communicate with the PDS. For more information, see Formatting the Secure Release Anywhere URL for web- based release

Samsung Smart UX printers and MFPs

Samsung Smart UX devices support web-based release. To improve the user experience, you can add a bookmark to the Secure Release Anywhere URL on the Home page.

For more information, see Bookmarking the Secure Release Anywhere URL for Samsung Smart UX.

Ricoh MFPs

Ricoh MFPs support web-based releases. However, because browser capabilities and screen sizes vary across devices, you might need to customize the URL. To improve the user experience, you can also add a link to the Secure Release Anywhere URL on the Home page.

For more information, see Configuring the Ricoh device browser.

Brother BSI-enabled print devices

Brother BSI-enabled devices support web-based release. However, these devices require a custom URL to receive Brother-specific content and must be configured to provide a method of quickly accessing the URL.

For more information, see Configuring a Brother BSI (local network) Secure Release Anywhere release station.

PrinterOn PrintValet

You can attach the PrinterOn PrintValet to transform single-function printers and MFPs with no keypad or touch screen into network-based secure release code terminals.

To configure PrintValet, see the Network PrintValet Administration Guide.