How to use Pin Printing on Windows Devices

*Notice: Some applications may not provide you with the PIN printing functionality – Use Secure Printing for such cases
Example Application: Office products* 

1.    Open the print menu for the document that needs to be printed and turn the ‘Pin Protected Printing’ on

Screenshot showing where the PIN protecting Printing option is

2.    Then enter a pin of your choosing that you will use to pull the job from the printer and click ‘Print’ 
*Helpful tip: Using your Extension Number is a unique identifier and easy to remember*
Image showing where to put your PIN

3.    Next, at the printer you will select the ‘User Box’ option on the home menu screen

Image showing where the User Box option is on the printer

4.    Then, in the proceeding menu select the ‘System’ option on the left side of the touch panel and choose the ‘Pin Print Document’ option

Image showing where the Pin Print Document option is

5.    In the following menu you will enter the pin you have assigned to your print job

Image showing where you would enter your PIN

6.    In the following menu select the job you want to print, the name will be the same as the document name, then select the ‘Print’ option. You will also receive a message indicating that the job will be deleted from the machine after completion

Image showing how to print the PIN protected Document

*Notice: The example only shows one document available but multiple print jobs can be stored at the same time under the same PIN, this allows you to queue up several jobs before collecting them from the printer*