Savin 1027 manual

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    Paper t ype: OK Pr ince Eco G10 0(55kg), Paper Thic kness=80 µ m // Pages in book= 212 // P rint scal e=81% Gap (when print ed at 81% sc ale) = Pages in book × Pape r thick ness / 2 = 8.480000 mm Fax Option Ty pe 1027 Operating In structions Fax Option Type 10 27 Operating Instructions Fax Op tion T ype 1 027 Operatin g Instru ctions Facsimile Re[...]

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    Paper t ype: OK Pr ince Eco G10 0(55kg), Paper Thic kness=80 µ m // Pages in book= 212 // P rint scal e=81% Gap (when print ed at 81% sc ale) = Pages in book × Pape r thick ness / 2 = 8.480000 mm Introduct ion This manual contains det ailed inst ructions on the operat ion and mainte nance of this ma chine. To get maximum v ersati lity fr om this [...]

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    135 8. Key Operator Setting Changing Key Operator Setti ngs Counters This f unction al lows y ou to chec k the total num ber of pages tran smitted and rece ived on the display. • Transmissions: Total nu mber of transmi tted pag es • Recepti ons: Total number of received pages A A A A Pre ss th e { { { { User Tools/ Counter } } } } key. B B B B [...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 136 8 Forwarding Using this featur e, you can select message s from Specified Se nders to be print ed on your machine, and then sent on to anot her fax machin e. This is useful if , for example , you are visiting another o ffice and would l ike a c o p y o f y o u r m e s s a g e s s e n t t o t h a t office so you can read t [...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 137 8 Prog ramm ing Fo rwardi ng Sta tion s A A A A Pre ss th e { { { { User Tools/ Counter } } } } key. B B B B Pre ss [ Facsim il e F eat ure s ] . Facsimile Features menu is shown. C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . The Key Operator Tools menu is shown. D D D D Sele ct [ Forwarding ] . Note ❒ If "Fo[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 138 8 Deleting a Forwarding Station A A A A Pre ss th e { { { { User Tools/ Counter } } } } key. B B B B Pre ss [ Facsim il e F eat ure s ] . Facsimile Features menu is shown. C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . The Key Operator Tools menu is shown. D D D D Sele ct [ Forwarding ] . Note ❒ If "Forwardin g" is [...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 139 8 Memory Lock When yo u switch Mem ory Loc k on, received messages are stored in mem- ory and are not printed automatical- ly. When a me ssag e is rece ived in the Memo ry Lock mode, t he Confident ial File indicato r blinks. To print this message, enter the Memor y Lock ID. A user without the ID c annot print t[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 140 8 ECM If a part o f a trans mission fails be- caus e of a lin e proble m, the lo st data is automatically resen t. For this fea- ture to work, the other m achine must have ECM. You can chose whethe r ECM is turne d on o r off with the fol- lowing pr ocedure. Limitatio n ❒ If you turn ECM off, you cannot use the fo llowin[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 141 8 Changin g the User Parameters The User Parameters allow you to customize various settings to match yo ur needs. To cha nge the function settings, set the User Para meter s witches. Prep arat ion Access to some User P arameter Settings re quires th e installati on of optiona l equipment or that other settings b[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 142 8 04 0 Automatic printing of the Confiden tial File Re port Off On 7 Includ e a porti on of the im- age on the Tran smission Result Repor t (Memory Transmission ), Memory Storage Report, Communi- cation Failure Repor t, or Transfer Resu lt Report (In- clusion of part of i mage) Off On 05 0 Rec eive Serv ice Call ( SC) Cond[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 143 8 14 0 Print do cumen ts recei ved with Auto Power-On Recep- tion (Night P rinting mode) Immed iate print- ing ( Off) When turning on the Operation switch (On) 1 Long Document Transmi s- sion (We ll Log) Off On 2 Batch Transmission Off O n 3 Reset when fun ction changed Off On 7S y s t e m P a r a m e t e r L i [...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 144 8 Changing the User Parameters Important ❒ We re commend that you prin t and keep the User Parameter list when you program or change a user pa- ramete r. ⇒ p.145 “ Printing the User Parameter list ” ❒ Do not change any bit switch es other than t hose show n on the pr e- vious pages. A A A A Pre ss th e { { { { Us[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 145 8 G G G G Pre ss [ OK ] . To cancel these s ettings, press [ Ca n- cel ] . The display will re turn to step E . H H H H Repeat step E E E E and F F F F to ch an g e th e Switch settings. I I I I After all the settings are finished, pre ss [ Exit ] . J J J J Pre ss th e { { { { User Tools/ Counter } } } } key. Th[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 146 8 Special Senders to Treat Differ ently By pr ogra mmin g pa rtic ular r eceiv ers in advance, you can set the follow ing feature for each receiver. Use t he Own Nam e or Own Fa x Number to program you r receivers. If the receiver has the s ame machine make, progra m an Own Name t hat is already programmed as a r eceiver. [...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 147 8 Note ❒ You can progr am up to 24 charac- ters for the s ender . ❒ You can check Ow n Name and Ow n Fax Number w ith Journal . You can check prog r ammed Special Senders wi th s pec ified sende r list. ⇒ p.155 “ P rinting the Spe cial Sender List ” ❒ If you sele ct "OFF " for the Sp ecial [...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 148 8 ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Print 2 Sided Use this feature to print on both sides of the paper. Lim ita tion ❒ Opti onal dup lex unit is re- quired for u sing this feature. ❒ If you sele ct bypass tray (o p- tion) for the "Paper Tray", du- plex prin ting is di sabl ed. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Memory Lock Use this feat ure to s[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 149 8 C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . D D D D Sele ct [ Pr ogra m Sp ec ial S en der ] . Note ❒ If "P rogram Special Se nder" is not shown, press [ U U U U Prev. ] or [ T T T T Next ] . E E E E Select destin ation to program. When progr amming a new desti - nation, p ress "*Not p rogramed [...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 150 8 Forwarding A A A A Press [ Forwarding ] . B B B B Select [ ON ] or [ OFF ] . If you select [ OFF ] , go to step D . C C C C Specify a n end receive r. D D D D Press [ OK ] . If you select [ ON ] , t he name of the end r eceiver is shown on the right of "Receiver:". Reception File Print Qty A A A A Press [ Recep[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 151 8 RX Rev erse Pr inti ng A A A A Press [ RX Rever se P rinting ] . B B B B Select [ ON ] or [ OFF ] . C C C C Press [ OK ] . Paper Tray A A A A Press [ Paper Tray ] . B B B B Select the tray you want to use. When op tional equipmen t is installed You can select [ Tra y 1 ] , [ Tray 2 ] , [ Tray 3 ] , [ Tray 4 ] [...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 152 8 D D D D Sele ct [ Pr ogra m Sp ec ial S en der ] . Note ❒ If "P rogram Special Se nder" is not shown, press [ U U U U Prev. ] or [ T T T T Next ] . E E E E Pre ss [ I nitial Set Up ] . F F F F Select a function you want to pro- gram. Note ❒ In this f eature, "Authorized RX" has the same settings a[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 153 8 C C C C Enter the vertical s ize of the pa- per with the number keys. Note ❒ You ca n specify a vertic al size from 210 mm (8.3 inch) to 305mm (12.0 inch). Yo u can- not enter a size smaller than 210mm o r larg er than 305mm. ⇒ p.95 “ Having In- coming message s Printed on Paper from the B ypass T ray ?[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 154 8 Deleting a Special Sende r A A A A Pre ss th e { { { { User Tools/ Counter } } } } key. B B B B Pre ss [ Facsim il e F eat ure s ] . Facsimile Features menu is shown. C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . D D D D Sele ct [ Pr ogra m Sp ec ial S en der ] . Note ❒ If "P rogram Special Se nder" is not shown,[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 155 8 Printing the Spec i al Sender List You can c heck the p rogrammed Spe- cial Sende rs. A A A A Pre ss th e { { { { User Tools/ Counter } } } } key. B B B B Pre ss [ Facsim il e F eat ure s ] . Facsimile Features menu is shown. C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . D D D D Pre ss [ Print L ist ] next to &quo[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 156 8 Note ❒ The combined total of items that can be stored with the P erson al Bo x, Information Box and Transfer Box featu res is 150. I nstalling t he op- tional Fax Fun ction Upgra de Unit increases this capacity to 400 i tems. ❒ SUB and SE P Codes can be up to 20 digits long and contain number s, spaces, pound si gns [...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 157 8 C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . D D D D Sele ct [ Box S etting ] . The "Box S etti ng" m enu is s hown. E E E E Select a b ox to program. To prog ram a n ew box , press "*N ot progra med". Note ❒ To Change a box al ready pro- grammed, press it and go to step I . ❒ If the desi [...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 158 8 B B B B Enter a passw ord. Note ❒ If you make a mistake, pr ess the { { { { Clear/Stop } } } } key or [ Clear ] and try ag ain. C C C C Press [ OK ] . Programming a Receiver A A A A Press [ Re ceive r ] . B B B B Select a destina tion with the Quick Dia l Table. Note ❒ If the desired destinat ion is not shown, press [...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 159 8 E E E E Pre ss [ Dele te ] . F F F F Select a box y ou wa nt to delete. Note ❒ If the desi red box is no t shown, press [ U U U U Prev . ] or [ T T T T Next ] . ❒ If you select a box for wh ich a passwo rd is progra mmed, the display to enter a password is shown. Enter a passwor d with number keys and pres[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 160 8 A A A A Pre ss th e { { { { User Tools/ Counter } } } } key. B B B B Pre ss [ Facsim il e F eat ure s ] . Facsimile Features menu is shown. C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . D D D D Sele ct [ Box S etting ] . E E E E Select a box to program. When programming a new box, press "*Not pro gramed". Note ❒ [...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 161 8 I I I I Enter a Box Code. Note ❒ To cha nge Box C ode, pre ss the { { { { Clear/Stop } } } } key or [ Clear ] and try again. To change Box Name, press [ Box Name ] , and then re- peat from step G . ❒ If you make a m istake, press the { { { { Clear/Stop } } } } key or [ Clear ] and try again. J J J J Pre ss[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 162 8 D D D D Sele ct [ Box S etting ] . E E E E Pre ss [ Dele te ] . F F F F Select a box y ou wa nt to delete. Note ❒ If the desi red box is no t shown, press [ U U U U Prev . ] or [ T T T T Next ] . ❒ If you select a box for wh ich a passwo rd is progra mmed, the display to enter a password is shown. Enter a passwor d w[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 163 8 Note ❒ Infor m the Request ing Party of the SUB Code assigned t o the Transfer Box. Wh en they wish to have a mes- sage transferred by your machine, ask them t o send the me ssage using SUB Code Transmission and speci- fying this SUB Code. ⇒ p.43 If a password i s also prog rammed, in- form the m of t his [...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 164 8 C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . D D D D Sele ct [ Box S etting ] . E E E E Select a b ox to program. When programming a new box , pres s "*No t prog ramed ". Note ❒ To change a box alread y pro- gramme d, press it, and then go to step I . ❒ If the desi red box is no t shown, press [ U U U U Prev .[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 165 8 B B B B Specify receiving stations with Quick Dia ls. Note ❒ You can also specify r eceiv- ing s tat ions with Gro up D i- als. ❒ If the desired box is not shown, press [ U U U U Prev. ] or [ T T T T Next ] . C C C C Press [ OK ] . Repeat from step A to spec ify another receivin g station . Programming a P[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 166 8 D D D D Sele ct [ Box S etting ] . E E E E Pre ss [ Dele te ] . F F F F Select a box y ou wa nt to delete. Note ❒ If the desi red box is no t shown, press [ U U U U Prev . ] or [ T T T T Next ] . ❒ If you select a box for wh ich a passwo rd is progra mmed, the display to enter a password is shown. Enter a passwor d w[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 167 8 C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . D D D D Pre ss [ Pr int Lis t ] next to "Box Set- ting". Note ❒ If the desi red box is no t shown, press [ U U U U Prev . ] or [ T T T T Next ] . E E E E Pre ss th e { { { { Start } } } } key. After printing the list , the display will return to st ep D . N[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 168 8 B B B B Pre ss [ Facsim il e F eat ure s ] . Facsimile Features menu is shown. C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . D D D D Sele ct [ Transfer Repor t ] . Note ❒ If "Tran sfer Report" is not shown, press [ U U U U Prev. ] or [ T T T T Next ] . E E E E Specify the fax number for eac h line. Programming a [...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 169 8 Programmi ng a Confidential ID Progr am a Confid enti al ID to print Con fide ntial R ecept ion . ⇒ p.7 “ Confi- dential Transmission ” Limitatio n ❒ If you do not prog ram a Confiden- tial ID, y ou cannot rece ive a confi- dential transmissio n. Note ❒ A Confidential ID can b e any four digit numeri[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 170 8 Programming a Po lling ID Program a Poll ing ID to use Transfer Request, Tr ansfer Station, Default ID Polling Transm ission, Default ID Polling Reception and ID Rece ption. When you use ID Transmission, pro- g r a m t h e s a m e I D a s t h a t p r o - grammed on the sender's machine. Referenc e ⇒ p.9 “ Poll i[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 171 8 Programming a Memory Lock ID Program a Me mory Lock I D ⇒ p.148 to prin t Memor y Lock receptio n. ⇒ p.139 A Memor y Lock ID c an be any four digit numeric co de except for 0000. A A A A Pre ss th e { { { { User Tools/ Counter } } } } key. B B B B Pre ss [ Facsim il e F eat ure s ] . Facsimile Features men[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 172 8 Selecting Dial/Push Phone Use th is fu nction to sel ect a li ne type whe n the m achine is c onnect ed to a G3 analog li ne. A Dial and Push line are avail able for selection. Limitatio n ❒ If you are only connected to an ISDN line, this function is not available. Note ❒ "G3-2" is shown on the dis play whe[...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 173 8 Programming ISDN G3 Line Optional ISDN Unit is requ ired. • Th is f un ct ion mus t be set whe n yo u connect the mach ine to an ISDN G3 digit al line. You can program the following items. • Own Fax Number 1 • Own Fax Number 2 • Sub-address ⇒ p.50 “ Sub-address ” Note ❒ Program Own Fax Number 1[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 174 8 E E E E Select an item you want to pro- gram. Programming Own Number 1 and Own Number 2 A A A A Select [ Own Nu mber 1 ] or [ Ow n Number 2 ] B B B B Enter your own facsimile number with the number keys. C C C C Press [ OK ] . Programming a Sub-address A A A A Select [ Sub-address ] . B B B B Enter a su b -addres s with [...]

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    Changing Key Oper ator Settin gs 175 8 A A A A Pre ss th e { { { { User Tools/ Counter } } } } key. B B B B Pre ss [ Facsim il e F eat ure s ] . Facsimile Features menu is shown. C C C C Sele ct [ Key Operator Tool s ] . D D D D Sele ct [ Program ISDN-G 4 Line ] . Note ❒ If "Program ISDN-G 4 Line" is not shown, press [ U U U U Prev. ] o[...]

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    Key Operator Set ting 176 8 F F F F Pre ss [ Exit ] . G G G G Pre ss th e { { { { User Tools/ Counter } } } } key. The init ial displ ay is shown. RDS (Remote Diagnostic System) If your machine has a pr oblem, a serv ic e rep resen ta tive c an pe rfo rm various diagnostic tasks over the tele- phone l ine from the serv ice st ation to try to find o[...]

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    177 9. PC FAX Featur es The Optional Printer/Scanner Unit Type 1027 is required to use this feature. • With a PC FAX connecte d to a LAN, you can use a telep hone line to send a fax created using a W indows application to another fax machine. • To send a fax, simply select [ Print ] from the Windows application, then select LAN FAX as the print[...]

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    PC FAX F eatures 178 9 Setting P C FAX Proper ties This section de scribes how to mak e settings such as document size, reso- lution, and options . Note ❒ If your o perating system is Win- dows NT4.0 o r Window s 2000, l og on using an account that has Ad - ministrat or permiss ion. ❒ The dialog box ap pearance varies according to the Windows v[...]

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    Bas ic Tran smi ssion 179 9 Basi c Transmissio n This section descri bes how to send fax documents created using PC applica- tion s. Open the applic ation document you want to send or crea te a new docu- ment, and the n perf orm the fol lowing procedur e . A A A A On the [ File ] menu , c lick [ Pr int ] . B B B B Click [ LAN-Fax M1 ] in [ Prin ter[...]

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    PC FAX F eatures 180 9 Note ❒ When you click [ Send & Print ] , a fax will be transmitted to the destinat ion and a co py of the document you send will be print ed from your m achine. ❒ Click [ Print ] to prin t a copy of the document you specified without sending it to the desti- nation. - - - - Transmi ssion Ma nagement Using the PC FAX D[...]

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    Bas ic Tran smi ssion 181 9 D D D D If you made changes to a de stina- tion, a c onfirma tion di alog box appears. To save the changes you made, clic k [ Yes ] . If you do not w ant to save the changes and want to quit editing, click [ No ] . To return to the editing screen, click [ Cancel ] . Prin ting You can pri nt docu ments cr eated u s- ing W[...]

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    PC FAX F eatures 182 9 RusC2 FaxADE N-F_V4 _FM.book Page 182 M onday, Augu st 20, 2001 10:52 AM[...]

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    183 10. Troubleshooting When Toner Runs Out When the machi ne has run out of ton- er a symbol appears on t he display. Note that even if there is no toner left, you can still send fax messages. Important ❒ If you continue receiving and sending faxes afte r toner runs out, communica tion wil l not be possi- ble after 400 communicatio ns (800 with [...]

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    Troublesh ooting 184 10 When Power is Turned Off or Fails Even if th e Main Powe r switc h is turned off, the conte nts of the m achine's mem - ory (programmed numbers etc.) wil l not be lost. How ever, if power is lost for about 1 hour t hrough the Mai n Power switch bein g turn ed o ff, a po wer cu t or the power cable being removed , conten[...]

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    185 11. Appendix Replacing the Stamp Car tridge The AD F is required. When the stamp becomes lighter, re- place the c artridge. Note ❒ Use t he cart ridg e speci fied f or th is mach ine. A A A A Lift the doc ument fee der (ADF) and open the stamp cover. B B B B Pull out the cartridge. Tap the cart ridge lock lever li ghtly in order to p ull out [...]

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    Appendix 186 11 Connecti ng the Machine to a Telephone Line and Tel ephone Connecting the Telephone Line To connect th e machine to a teleph one line, use a snap-in modular type connec - tor. Important ❒ Make s ure the connect or is the correc t type before you sta rt. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Where to conn ect the machine 1. G3 2. External Telephone 3. E[...]

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    Connecti ng the Mac hine to a Te lephone Line a nd Telephone 187 11 Conne cting th e Machine to ISDN Option al IS DN Unit require d. For deta ils abou t how to in stall t he optional ISDN Unit, please contact y our serv- ice representative. Conne ct the machin e to th e ISD N with a mo dular type connec tor. Connecting The Optional Exte rnal Teleph[...]

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    Appendix 188 11 ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Adjusting the h andset bell volume Adjust the handset ringer volume using the volume switch. Selecting the Line Type Select th e Line typ e to whi ch the ma chine is connec ted. Ther e are two typ es: ton e and pulse dial. Select the Line T ype using "PSTN Line Type" in "Key Operator Setti ngs". T[...]

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    Optional Equi pment 189 11 Optional Equipment Fax Function Upgra de Unit JBIG compression for transmission/reception becomes possible. You can e xtend the following features. Expansion Memory (32MB: DIMM) This allows y ou to send and recei ve fax messa ges at high r esolutio n (Fine or Su- per Fine). If yo u need th is option, please co nsult your [...]

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    Appendix 190 11 ISDN Unit (ISDN Option Type 1027) This allows you to send and receive messages via ISDN (Integrated Servi ce Dig- ital Network ). Extr a G3 Inte rface Unit (G3 Interface Unit Type 1027) This optio n provides one Extra G3 line co nnection. RusC2 FaxADE N-F_V4 _FM.book Page 190 M onday, Augu st 20, 2001 10:52 AM[...]

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    Specificat i ons 191 11 Speci fications ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Power Co nsumptio n Standard G3, G4 (optio n) Resolution G3: 8 × 3.85/mm • 200 × 100dpi (Standard), 8 × 7.7/mm • 200 × 200dpi (Detail), 8 × 15.4/mm • 200 × 400dpi (Fine), 16 × 15.4/mm • 400 × 400dp i (Super Fine: optional Expans ion Memory r equired) G4: 200 × 100dpi (Standard[...]

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    Appendix 192 11 Acceptable Types of Original s Make sure your or iginals are comple tely dr y before settin g them in the machine . Originals containing wet ink or c orrecting fluid will mark the expo sure glass and the res ultin g i mag e wi ll be aff ect ed. Acceptabl e Original Sizes Originals unsuitable for the Docu ment Feeder (ADF) Do not pla[...]

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    Acceptab l e Types of Ori ginals 193 11 Original Sizes Difficul t to Detect The machine find s it difficult to detect the size of the following kind s of origi- nals. If this happ ens, the receiving mach ine may not select pr int paper of the cor- rect size. • Documents set on the exposure glass of sizes other than th ose listed in the ta- ble be[...]

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    Appendix 194 11 Paper Size and Scan Area ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Exposure Glass ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Document Feeder (ADF) Limitatio n ❒ There may be a difference i n the size of the image when it is print ed at the des- tination. ❒ If you place an origi nal larger than 11" × 17"/A3 on the exposure glass, only an area of 11" × 17"/A3 i[...]

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    Acceptab l e Types of Ori ginals 195 11 • Refer to the table below for the sizes the machine can detect wh en you place an original on the exposure glass. Because the mach ine scans in non- standard size documents as o ne of the standard sizes, parts of the image may be t runcated de pending on th e length of the do cu ment. For d etails about ho[...]

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    Appendix 196 11 Function List Transmissi on Mode Feature name Description Reference Send Later Sets the machine to autom a ti- cally start transmissi on or polling rece ption at an ap- pointed time ⇒ p.4 “ Sending at a Specific Time (Send Later) ” Priority Trans mission You can have your mes sage sent before any other queued messages. ⇒ p.6[...]

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    Func tio n List 197 11 Advanced Fea tures Sub Transmission Mode Opti ons Descri ption Refere nce TX SU B Code You can send and recei ve con- fiden tial faxes to and from other maker' s mach ines th at hav e th e SUB /SID fea tur e. ⇒ p.43 “ SUB Code ” RX SEP Code If you wis h rece ive a messag e stored in the memory of an- other party&ap[...]

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    Appendix 198 11 Transmission O p tions Opti ons Descri ption Refere nce Fax Header Print You can print a message in- cludin g the nam e register ed as the Fax Header on the re- ceived message for each file. ⇒ p.68 “ Fax Header P rint ” Label In sertion If you re gister the rec eiver's name in a Quic k Dia l or S peed Dial, the receiver&a[...]

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    Func tio n List 199 11 Communication Information Feature name Description Reference Print Jou rnal The Jou rnal can be m anually printed. Th is report shows the results of the last 50 comm uni- cati ons. ⇒ p.25 “ Printing th e Journal ” TX File Status Part of the Journal can be shown on the display. The re- sults of the la st 50 transmis- sio[...]

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    Appendix 200 11 Facsimil e Features Feature name Description Reference Prog./Change/Delete Program/C hange/Delete Quick Dial When you register a desti na- tion in a Quick Dial, you can specify th e destinat ion by just pressin g the Quick Dial key. ⇒ Chapter 3, "Quick Dial" in the Basic Features manual Program/C hange/Delete Group If yo[...]

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    Func tio n List 201 11 Print List/Re port This feature a llows you to print various re ports and lists manually. You c an print the followin g reports an d lists: • Journal ( ⇒ p.25) • Quick Dial list ( ⇒ p.124) • Group Di al list ( ⇒ p.124) • Lab el In sert ion li st ( ⇒ p.124) • Program list( ⇒ p.124) • Auto Document list ( [...]

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    Appendix 202 11 Rece ptio n Mod e Allo ws y ou to sw itc h the fol- lowing rec eption fu nctions to on or off: • Switch R ecepti on Mode ⇒ p.83, ⇒ Chapter 2, "S elect- ing the Rec eption Mode" in the Bas ic Feat ures man- ual • Authorized Rec eption ( ⇒ p.132) • Forwarding ( ⇒ p.15 0) • Reception File Print Qu an- tity ( ?[...]

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    Func tio n List 203 11 Box S etting By usi ng SUB a nd SEP Code s with these functions, you can send messages to another par - ty's box and retrieve messag es stored in boxes. ⇒ p.155 “ Box Settings ” Transfer Report Before using Transfe r Re- quest, you need this Transfer Report setting. ⇒ p.167 “ Transfer R eport ” Program Confid[...]

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    204 INDEX 180 Degree Rotation Prin ting , 88 2-Sided Printi ng , 80 , 87 2-Sided Tr ansmission , 58 2 – Sided TX , 197 A Acceptable Types of Orig inals , 192 Accessorie s , 178 Adding a De stination , 19 Address B ook , 18 0 Attachin g a Cover S heet , 179 Auto Document , 60 , 118 , 19 7 , 200 Auto Fax RX Powe r-up , 85 Auto Identification , 56 A[...]

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    205 H Handy Di aling Functions , 41 I ID Overr ide Polling Re ception , 12 ID O ver ride Tran sm issi on , 9 , 10 ID R ecep tio n , 84 ID Tra nsmission , 70 Image Rotation , 89 Immed iate Recept ion , 79 Inform ation Box es , 36 ISD N , 187 ISD N G 3 Lin e , 173 ISD N G 4 Lin e , 174 ISDN Un it , 190 J JBIG , 76 , 84 JBIG Rece ptio n , 84 JBIG Tra [...]

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    206 UE US A B41 8 R RDS , 176 Receive Fi le Indicator , 82 Reception , 79 Receptio n Features , 79 Reception Functions , 83 Reception Mode , 109 Reception Time , 87 Redial , 41 Reg ister ing/ Ed iting Pers ona l Box es , 156 Reports/Lists , 124 Requesting Party , 47 , 83 Re-sendin g a File , 23 Reverse Order Printing , 80 , 90 RTI → Own Nam e , 8[...]