Different destination offer different options for file types, with some containing more than others. Consider in what format you need your scanned files and choose a destination accordingly.
Cloud Destination
Cloud destinations include Google Drive, Dropbox, UTBox, OneDrive, and Office365 OneDrive. When selecting one of these options, a window will pop-up with sign in options. You may sign in directly or scan a QR code to sign in from a smartphone.
UT Austin Microsoft accounts do not have permission to connect to the scanners by default, so a personal account or use of one of the other cloud destinations is recommended.
Cloud destinations can receive any file type and quality that the scanners can produce, and so is the recommended type of destination.
USB Destinations
A USB device may be plugged into the back of the scanner's computer to act as a file destination. A USB device must be in a format understood by Windows in order to be recognized, such as NTFS or exFAT.
Not all filetypes and qualities are possible with this destination, so consider your desired output when selecting this option.
QR Destination
Selecting "QR" as a destination will cause a QR code to pop-up on the monitor at the end of scanning. This will bring you to a webpage where the files may be downloaded. A device capable of scanning QR codes is needed for this destination and not all file types and qualities are available.
Printing
Printing directly from the scanner offers different options to the other destinations, with printer settings instead being displayed. This destination will send a printer job that you can then access from one of the PCL printers. This destination is useful if a hard copy is required and a digital one is not.