You can use the network scanner dashboard to configure and troubleshoot the scanner. To access the network scanner dashboard:
	1.	Scanner connected to power and to the Intranet.
	2.	Open Internet browser.
	3.	In the URL bar, enter the scanner dashboard address:
	•		On Windows, enter: https://rd<scanner serial number> For example, https://rd2501129604004
	•		On Macintosh, enter: https://rd<scanner serial number>.local/ For example, https://rd2501129604004.local

The dashboard is broken up into multiple pages that allow you to view information about the network scanner and modify its settings:
•	Properties: Lists information about the scanner and its network configuration. This page is useful when troubleshooting the scanner.
•	Configuration: Allows you to adjust the scanner’s date and time and network settings.
•	Administration: Allows you to upgrade the scanner’s firmware, reboot the scanner, and change the administrator password.
•	Scanner Test: Allows you to test the features of the network scanner. These tests can be useful if you need to troubleshoot the scanner or a specific feature of the scanner.
•	Help: Lists detailed information about the other pages and their options.
The Configuration and Administration pages require a username and password to access. The defaults are:
•	Username: administrator
•	Password: rdm123
Properties:
	Lists information about the scanner and its network configuration. This page is useful when troubleshooting the scanner.
Configuration:
	Allows you to adjust the scanner’s date and time and network settings. This page requires a username and password to access.
The defaults are:
	•  Username: administrator           •  Password: rdm123
Administration:
	Allows you to upgrade the scanner’s firmware, reboot the scanner, and change the administrator password. This page requires a username and password to access.
The defaults are:
	•  Username: administrator           •  Password: rdm123
Scanner Test:
Allows you to test the features of the network scanner. These tests can be useful if you need to troubleshoot the scanner or a specific feature of the scanner.
The tests can include:
•	Scan a document: Tests the scanner's ability to scan an item in single feed mode, capture the front and back of the item, and read the MICR line.
•	Scan a document with decisioning: Tests the scanner's ability to scan an item in single feed mode, capture the front and back of the item, and read the MICR line. You are also prompted to accept or reject the item.
•	Scan documents in batch mode: Tests the scanner's ability to scan a batch of items in an auto-feed scanning mode, capture the front and back of the items, and read the MICR lines.
•	Scan an ID card: Tests the scanner's ability to scan and read ID cards, such as a driver's license.
•	Read MSR stripe: Tests the scanner's ability to read a card with a magnetic stripe. After the test, the information contained in the magnetic stripe displays.
•	Print sample receipt: Tests the scanner's ability to print receipts.
•	Application button: Tests that the application button is functional.
After scanning a document, ID card, or MSR stripe, a dialog appears with information about what was scanned.
For example, after scanning a check, the following dialog appears:
This dialog includes front and back images of the document, an IRN, and the MICR number. The IRN is the Identification Reference Number which will include the unit's serial number and the image number. The MICR is the Magnetic Ink Character Recognition line that includes the bank's routing number, the customer's account number and the check that appears across the bottom of the check.