Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product FAX2900 Minolta
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User’ s Guide KONICA MINOL T A F AX2900/F AX3900.
Con ten ts i Cont ents 1 Introduct ion 1.1 We Want Yo u to Be a Sa tisfied Custom er ............... ........... ........ 1-2 For U.S.A. Users FCC Part 15-Radi o Frequ ency Devi ces ....... ................. ........... .. 1-2 For Canada Users Interferenc e-Causing Equipm ent Standa rd (ICES-003 Iss ue 4).
Contents ii Operating Environm ent ........... ................. ........... ........... ............ 2-4 Proper Use ................... ........... ................. ........... ........... ............ 2-4 Transporti ng the Machine ............. ...
Con ten ts iii Specific Types of Original s ............... ............ ................. ........... 3-29 Precaution s for L oading Pap er Into the Auto Doc ument Feeder .. ........... ................. ........... ........... ................. ....
Contents iv To fax by enterin g the f ax numbe r directly using th e 10-Key Pad .............. ................. ........... ........... ................. ........... ............ 5-2 To fax us ing one-to uch diali ng ........... ........... .........
Con ten ts v 6.2 Reception M ethods ....... ........... ........... ................. ............ ........... 6-22 Manual Re cepti on ....... ........... ................. ........... ............ ........... 6-22 To receiv e a fax m anually.........
Contents vi Setting Up One -Touch Dialing (“ONE-TOUCH DIAL” functi on) 7-27 To program a one-t ouch dia l key .................. ............ ............... 7-27 To change /delet e a program med one-t ouch d ial key ............... 7-29 Specifyin g the Setti ng for “SPEED DIAL” .
Con ten ts vii Specifyi ng the Setting for “CLOSED NETWORK” .............. ...... 7-68 7.9 Setting Up the Communicatio n................ ........... ................. ...... 7-69 Specifyi ng the Setting for “TONE/PULSE” ........ ............ .
Contents viii 8.11 When Faxi ng Is Not Pe rformed Correctly ...................... .......... 8-29 Faxes Can not Be Sent .................. ........... ........... ................. .... 8-29 Faxes Can not Be Recei ved ............... ................
Con ten ts ix “Scan” Tab ........................ ........... ........... ................. ........... ...... 9-38 File Desti nation Setting................ ........... ........... ............ ........... 9-38 Specifyi ng the Settings fo r a One-To uch Dial Ke y .
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Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1 1 Introduction.
1 1.1 We W ant You to Be a Satis fied Cu stomer 1-2 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1.1 We Want You to Be a Satisfied Customer Than k you for choosin g the FAX2 900/39 00. This Us er Manual des cribe s the funct ions, operati ng proce dures, precautions , and basic troublesh ooting for the FAX2900/ 3900.
1.1 We Want You to B e a Sati sfied Custome r 1 1-3 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 For Canada Us ers Interference -Causing Eq uipment Standa rd (ICES-003 Iss ue 4) This C lass A d igital app aratus complie s with Canadia n ICES-003. Cet ap pareil num ériqu e de la cl asse A est con forme à la norme N MB-003 du Canad a.
1 1.2 Safet y Infor mation 1-4 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1.2 S afety Inform ation This s ectio n conta ins d etaile d instru ctions o n the opera tion and main tenance of th is machi ne. To a chieve optimu m utility of thi s devic e, all operators s hould carefull y read and follo w the ins tructions in this manua l.
1.2 Safety Informa tion 1 1-5 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 Disassem ble and modifica tion WARNING • Do no t attempt t o remov e the co vers a nd panels whic h have been fix ed to the pro duct. Some pro ducts have a high-vol tage pa rt or a las er beam s ource inside that coul d cau se an ele ctrica l shock or bli ndness.
1 1.2 Safet y Infor mation 1-6 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 Power source WARNING • Use onl y the specifi ed power source vo ltage. Fai lure to do tha t could re sult i n a fire or electri cal sho ck. • Conne ct power p lug directl y into wall outl et having the same con figurati on as the plug.
1.2 Safety Informa tion 1 1-7 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 Power plug WARNING • Do no t unplug a nd plug i n the po wer cord with a wet hand, a s an e lectrical shock c ould res ult. • Plug the power cord all the way into the power o utlet. Failure to do t his coul d result i n a fire or electri cal shock.
1 1.2 Safet y Infor mation 1-8 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 Instal lation WARNING • Do not place a flower vase or other c ontainer th at contain s water, or met al clips or othe r small m etallic objects on this product. Sp illed water or meta llic objects dropp ed ins ide the p roduct could result in a fire, ele ctrica l shock , or brea kdown.
1.2 Safety Informa tion 1 1-9 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 Actions in re sponse to troubles WARNING • Do no t keep us ing this produc t, if this produc t becom es inord inatel y hot or emits smoke , or u nusual odor or noise.
1 1.2 Safet y Infor mation 1-10 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 When movi ng the m achine CAUTION • When ever mov ing this pr oduct, be sure to discon nect the pow er cor d and ot her cable s. Fai lure to do this could d amage th e cord or c able, res ulting in a fire, electri cal shoc k, or b reakdow n.
1.2 Safety Informa tion 1 1-11 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 47 CFR - Tele commun ication Devic es This eq uipme nt complies with Pa rt 68 of the FCC rul es and th e requirem ents adopted by the ACTA (Ad mini strative Co uncil for Termin al Attachm ents).
1 1.2 Safet y Infor mation 1-12 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 To co mply with s tate tari ffs, the tele phone c ompany m ust be giv en notif ication pri or to conn ectio n. In som e state s, pri or appro val of connect ion mu st be obtain ed from the st ate Public Utili ty Comm ission , Public Se rvice Commiss ion or sta te Co rporation C ommis sion.
1.2 Safety Informa tion 1 1-13 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 present , are co nnect ed toge ther. This precau tion may be par ticularly importan t in rural area s. CAUTION: Users should not atte mpt to m ake suc h conn ections thems elves, b ut sho uld cont act the appr opriate elect ric inspe ction authority, or elec trician, as app ropriate.
1 1.2 Safet y Infor mation 1-14 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 There is a laser a perture at the loc ation sho wn abov e, which m ust NEVER be view ed directl y by the user. CDRH Regulation This mac hine is cer tified as a Class 1 Las er product un der Radiati on Performanc e Stand ard accor ding to the Food, Drug a nd Cosmet ic Act of 1990.
1.2 Safety Informa tion 1 1-15 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 The la bel shown on pag e 1-17 indic ates c omplianc e with the C DRH regula tions and must b e attached to laser produc ts market ed in the U nited Sta tes. This is a semicond uctor la ser. The max imum powe r of the las er diode is 15 mW and the wa velength is 77 0-800 nm.
1 1.2 Safet y Infor mation 1-16 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 Det hä r är en halvl edarla ser. Den m aximal a effekt en för la serdio den är 15 mW och våglän gden ä r 770-80 0 nm.
1.2 Safety Informa tion 1 1-17 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 For N orway Us ers Dette en h alvle der laser. Maks imal effe kt til l laserdi ode er 1 5 mW og b ølgele ngde er 77 0-800 nm. Laser Safet y Label A laser s afety lab el is attached to the o utside o f the m achine as shown below.
1 1.2 Safet y Infor mation 1-18 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 Ozone Release CAUTION Locate the Mach ine in a Well -Ventilate d Room § A negligibl e amount of ozone is generated duri ng normal operat ion of this machi ne. An unpl easan t odor may , however, b e crea ted in poorly ve ntilat ed rooms d uring e xtensiv e machin e oper ations.
1.3 Energy Star ® 1 1-19 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1.3 E nergy Star ® As an ENERGY STAR ® Partner, we have deter mined th at thi s ma chine m eets the ENERGY STAR ® Gu idelines for ene rgy effici ency.
1 1.4 E xpl anat ion of Manua l Conv ent ions 1-20 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1.4 Explanation of Manual Conventions The marks an d text formats us ed in thi s man ual are de scribe d below . WARNING Failure to observe instructions highlighte d in this m anner may re sult in fatal or critical injuries.
1.5 Explan ation o f Basic C oncepts and Symb ols 1 1-21 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1.5 Explanation of Basic Concepts and Sym bols The u se of words and s ymbols in this m anual are expl ained bel ow.
1 1.5 Expl anatio n of Basic Concep ts and Sy mbols 1-22 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 “Widt h” an d “Len gth” When ever pape r dime nsions a re men tioned in this m anual, the first v alue alwa ys refers to the width of t he pap er (shown as “A” in the illust ration) and the second to the l ength ( shown as “B”).
Precauti ons Chapter 2 2 2 Precautions.
2 2.1 I nstal lat ion P recau tion s 2-2 Precauti ons Chapter 2 Observ e the fol lowing p recaut ions t o maintai n the mac hine in its bes t possi ble condit ion.
2.1 Installat ion Precau tions 2 2-3 Precauti ons Chapter 2 Space Requ irements To en sure easy machin e opera tion, sup ply rep lacemen t, and mai ntenan ce, ad here to the re comm ended sp ace req uireme nts detai led be low.
2 2.2 Op erat ion P recau ti ons 2-4 Precauti ons Chapter 2 2.2 Operation Precautions Operating Environme nt The env ironm ental requi remen ts for corre ct ope ration of th e machi ne are a s follo w.
2.2 Operat ion Precautio ns 2 2-5 Precauti ons Chapter 2 CAUTION The ar ea around the Fusing Uni t is extre mely ho t. § In order to reduce th e risk of burns, do not touch any area o ther tha n those indica ted in the manua l. Be es peciall y care ful not to touch p arts mark ed with warnin g labe ls, and th eir su rrounding a reas.
2 2.3 Legal Rest rictions on Co pying 2-6 Precauti ons Chapter 2 2.3 Legal Restrictions on Copying Certai n types o f docu ments m ust no t be copie d with th e purpo se or intent to p ass copies of su ch docum ents off as the origin als. The foll owing i s not a c omplete l ist, but i s meant t o be used as a gui de to resp onsible co pying .
Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3 3 Before Making Copies or Faxing.
3 3.1 Avail able F eatures 3-2 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.1 Avai lable Fea tures The main copy s etting s availab le with thi s machin e are lis ted belo w. For detai ls on their op eration , refer to the pages indicat ed. Copies G 1-si ded co pies (p.
3.2 Compon ents a nd Their Fu nction s 3 3-3 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.2 Components and Their Functions Main U nit G FAX290 0/3900 Pape r Feed Casse tte ( opti on) G Capab le of ho lding up to 500 sh eets of pap er. 32 MB Me mory (o ptio n onl y for FA X3900 ) G Incr eases t he mac hine’ s mem ory.
3 3.3 Parts Names and The ir Functio ns 3-4 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.3 Parts Names and T heir Functions Main Unit No. Part Name Descrip tion 1 Docume nt Feeder Tr ay Load the origina ls to be scan ned fa ce up on th is tray. Up to 50 d ocument sh eets can b e loaded a t one time.
3.3 Parts Nam es and Th eir Functi ons 3 3-5 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Inside the Machi ne 2 Docume nt Feeder Cover ( Doc. Feed Cover) Opened when clea ring an original that has b een misfed . 3 Docume nt Guide P late Slide the guide plate to the size of t he orig inals.
3 3.3 Parts Names and The ir Functio ns 3-6 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Adjusting th e Angle of the Copy T ray Th e Copy Tray can be adju sted to one of three angles. Adj ust the tray to the a ngle appr opriate for the desire d applicatio n.
3.3 Parts Nam es and Th eir Functi ons 3 3-7 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Pape r Feed Casse tte ( opti on) No. Part Name Descrip tion 1 Tray2 Holds up to 500 shee ts of paper .
3 3.4 Contro l Panel 3-8 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.4 Control Panel Names of Co ntrol Panel Parts and Thei r Functions For FAX3900 @ GHI PORS ABC JKL TUV DEF MNO WXYZ Auto/Photo Zoo.
3.4 Control Panel 3 3-9 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 For FAX2900 @ GHI PORS ABC JKL TUV DEF MNO WXYZ Auto/Photo Zoom Utility Printer Status Paper Ye s Sort No C Fax Copy 123/ABC Stop Pa.
3 3.4 Contro l Panel 3-10 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 No. Part Name Descriptio n 1 [Utility] key Press to enter Utility m ode. For det ails, refer to “Uti lity Mode ” on page 7-2 . 2 [Printer] key Press to enter Printer mode. For det ails, refer to the User M anual for the prin ter contro ller.
3.4 Control Panel 3 3-11 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 20 [Yes] key • Press to validate the setting just m ade. • Press to spe cify the vario us settings. 21 [No]/[C] key • Press to reset the number o f copies to “1”. • Press to clear the v arious setting s.
3 3.4 Contro l Panel 3-12 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Display In dications In Co py mode : In Fax mode : No. Display In dicatio n Descrip tion 1 Document t ype Displays the d ocument t ype curren tly specified fo r the imag e density. 2 Z oom rat io Displ ays the curr entl y sp ecif ie d zoom rat io.
3.4 Control Panel 3 3-13 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Symbol list: 3 Time The cur rent time i s displa yed during standby. 4 Resolutio n The setting r esolution i s display ed during standby . 5 Symbol Indicates t he curren tly selected m ode or fu nction setting s.
3 3.5 Turn ing th e Machin e On/Off Ini tial M ode 3-14 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.5 Turning the Machine On/Off Initial Mode Turning the Ma chine On/O ff To turn on th e machi ne: § Press th e | (on) si de of t he Power Switch. To turn off the machi ne: § Press th e 2 (off) side of th e Power Switch.
3.5 Turning the M achine O n/Off Ini tial Mode 3 3-15 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Default Settings When the mach ine is tu rned on , the Initi al mod e screen appea rs in th e Disp lay of the Co ntrol Panel . The Initi al mod e screen appears a t the be ginning of all operatio ns.
3 3.6 Usef ul Func tions 3-16 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.6 Useful Functions Panel Rese tting Press th e [Panel Res et] key to return al l modes and functi ons (zoom ratio, nu mber of copi es, et c.) to their defaul ts. (All selecte d setti ngs are c anceled.
3.6 Useful Func tions 3 3-17 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Auto Print Start If a d ocument is loade d and t he [Start] key i s presse d during th e peri od after the machi ne has be en t.
3 3.7 Enteri ng Tex t 3-18 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.7 Entering Text When sp ecify ing the u ser nam e or pr ogrammin g one-to uch dial keys w ith the recipie nt nam e, letters , acce nted char acters , numbers , and s ymbols ca n be entered.
3.7 Entering Text 3 3-19 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Inpu tti ng E xampl e To enter the nam e “NJ Offi ce” * The c ursor (_) fl ashes a lternately with the ch aracte r at its cu rrent lo cation. Press the [6] key twice. Press the [5] key once.
3 3.7 Enteri ng Tex t 3-20 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Correc ting text and in put precau tions G To era se all e ntered t ext, pre ss the [Pa nel Res et] ke y. G To delet e only part of the entere d text, us e the [ ] and [ ] keys to mov e the cursor (_) to the characte r that you wish to delete, and the n press the [No] key.
3.8 Copy Paper 3 3-21 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.8 Copy Paper Paper Speci fications The f ollowin g table s pecifies the type and si ze of paper to be used with each t ray together with its capaci ty.
3 3.8 Cop y Paper 3-22 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Unsuitable Paper The followin g types of pape r should n ot be u sed, othe rwise de creas ed print qu ality , paper m isfeed s, or dam age to the mach ine ma y occ ur.
3.8 Copy Paper 3 3-23 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Loading Pa per While l oading paper, be sure to obse rve the following precau tions. G If the pa per is curled, fl atten it befor e loading it. G Do no t load so much paper that the top o f the s tack is higher than the ▼ ma rk or ex ceed s the specif ied nu mber of sheet s.
3 3.8 Cop y Paper 3-24 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 G When loading envel opes, loa d them with th e flap fac ing down, as show n in th e illu strat ion a t the right.
3.8 Copy Paper 3 3-25 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Loading Pa per into Tra y1 1 Remo ve th e By pas s Tr ay. 2 Load the pap er into the tray so that the front sid e of the paper (the si de facing up wh en the package was unwrap ped) faces up.
3 3.8 Cop y Paper 3-26 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Note If pap er with a different s ize or ty pe is loa ded, v arious se ttings must be s pecifie d from the “PAPER SOURCE SETUP” menu in the Ut ility mode. If th e setting s are not corre ctly specifie d, pape r size err or may oc cur.
3.8 Copy Paper 3 3-27 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Loading Pa per into the Bypass Tray 1 Load the paper so that the front side of the pa per (the side f acing up wh en the packa ge was unwrap ped) faces up. 2 Slide the p aper gui des again st the edges o f the pa per.
3 3.8 Cop y Paper 3-28 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Loading Pa per into Tra y2 (option) 1 Pull out the dra wer for Tray2. 2 Remo ve the draw er c over, and then pres s down on the pa per- lifting plate u ntil it lo cks into plac e.
3.9 Loading Orig inals 3 3-29 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.9 Loading Originals Loading O riginals in the Auto Document Fee der The Auto D ocumen t Feeder autom atic ally feeds origin als one pa ge after a nother so that the machi ne ca n scan th e data on each p age.
3 3.9 Loa ding Orig inals 3-30 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Loading O riginals into the Auto Document Fe eder 1 Place the stack of origi nals face up on the a uto Doc ument Feed er Tray . Note A maximum of 50 documen t page s can be loaded .
3.10 C hecking the Mac hine Status 3 3-31 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.10 Chec king the M achine Sta tus The t otal numb er of pa ges p rinted a nd scann ed si nce this mach ine was installe d can be check ed.
3 3.10 Ch ecki ng th e Machi ne St atus 3-32 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Checking t he “TOTAL PAGE” Counts 1 Press th e [Status] k ey. 2 Press th e [Yes] key. 3 Press th e [ ▼ ] an d [ ▲ ] ke ys to check the “TOTAL COUNT”, “TOTAL SCAN”, “TX PAGES”, o r “RX PAGES” value s.
3.10 C hecking the Mac hine Status 3 3-33 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Checking th e “TX/RX RESULT” 1 Press the [Status] k ey twice. 2 Pres s the [ Yes] ke y. 3 Pres s the [ ▲ ] and [ ▼ ] ke ys to dis play t he desi red tr ans missio n results to che ck them .
3 3.10 Ch ecki ng th e Machi ne St atus 3-34 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 To output a report/list 1 Pres s the [S tatus] key 3 ti mes. 2 Press th e [Yes] key. 3 Press th e [ ▲ ] an d [ ▼ ] ke ys to select the report/l ist th at you wis h to print, and the n pres s the [Y es] key.
3.10 C hecking the Mac hine Status 3 3-35 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 TX Result Rep ort The d ocument number, re cipie nt name, d ate se nt, startin g time of tran smissi on, number of docum ent pag es, time required, m ode, a nd transm ission re sult a re print ed.
3 3.10 Ch ecki ng th e Machi ne St atus 3-36 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 Memory I mage Print A reduc ed i mage o f the fi rst p age of the d ocument stored in t he mem ory and waiti ng.
3.11 Print Area 3 3-37 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3 3.11 Print Area Any part of the i mage w ithin the a rea ind icated be low is not co pied.
3 3.11 Prin t Area 3-38 Before Ma king C opies or Fax ing Chapter 3.
Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 4 4 Making Copies.
4 4.1 Mak ing a Basic Copy 4-2 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 4.1 Making a Ba sic Copy The f ollowin g proce dure desc ribes h ow to p lace an or iginal and ma ke a ba sic copy of it. 1 Positio n the or iginal . 2 Select th e paper tra y. H “Selectin g the Pa per” on page 4-4 3 Specify the zo om ratio.
4.1 Maki ng a Bas ic Cop y 4 4-3 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 5 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter t he number of co pies to be made. Any number f rom 1 t o 99 can b e enter ed. 6 Press the [Sta rt] key. This wil l start the print cyc le. H To st op the prin t cycle in mid - operation , pres s the [S top] key.
4 4.2 Selecti ng the Paper 4-4 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 4.2 Selecting the Paper Before m aking a copy, t he tray containi ng the paper t o be used must be s elected . Either a p aper tra y can be selecte d or pap er can be loaded into t he Bypass Tray.
4.2 Selec tin g the P aper 4 4-5 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 Specif ying the Size and Typ e on the Manual Bypa ss Tray 1 Position the ori ginal. 2 Load pa per into the Bypas s Tray. H “Loa din g Pape r int o the B ypa ss Tra y” o n page 3-27 3 The mes sage sh own at th e right appears .
4 4.2 Selecti ng the Paper 4-6 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 6 Press th e [ ] and [ ] keys or pres s the [ ] key t o sele ct the size o f paper tha t is loade d. If “CUSTOM” is n ot select ed, continu e with step 10. H If “CUSTOM” i s selec ted, perfor m steps 7 throug h 10.
4.2 Selec tin g the P aper 4 4-7 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 7 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter t he width (X) of the paper. H To clear the en tered v alue, press th e [C] ke y.
4 4.2 Selecti ng the Paper 4-8 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 9 Using th e 10-Key Pad , enter the length (Y ) of the paper. Note The leng th can ran ge from 140 mm (5-1 /2) to 35 6 mm (14). Tip Enter t he value by mm us ing the 10-k ey Pad. Refer to the convers ion rate b elow.
4.3 Specify ing th e Zoom Rat io 4 4-9 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 4.3 Specifying the Zoom Ratio By spec ifying a zoom rati o, the copy can be en larged or reduced .
4 4.3 Spe cifying the Zoo m Ratio 4-10 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 Setting the Zoom Ratio 1 Positio n the or iginal . 2 Press th e [Zoom ] key un til the desir ed fi xed ra tio is select ed.
4.4 Adjusti ng the Image D ensity 4 4-11 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 4.4 Adjusting the Image Density The imag e densit y setting ca n be adjus ted in two broa d modes, “Tex t” and “Photo ”. Image Den sity Settin g G Text mode: The ima ge den sity can be adj usted ei ther aut omatical ly (Auto) or manua lly in nine st eps.
4 4.4 Adjus ting t he Image D ensity 4-12 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 H Each pres s of t he [A uto/ Phot o] key ch anges the setti ng as shown at the right. If Text m ode is s elect ed, “TEXT” is di splay ed. If the Auto setti ng is sel ected, “[A]” is di splayed .
4.5 Maki ng 2in1 Copies (Av ailab le only wi th FAX390 0) 4 4-13 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 4.5 Making 2in1 Copies (Availa ble only wi th FAX3900) Two sh eets o f singl e-side d docume nts ca n be c opied onto one dou ble-si ded sh eet. Specif ying Settings fo r 2in1 Copi es 1 Position the ori ginal.
4 4.6 F inishing Copi es 4-14 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 4.6 Finishing Copies When pri nting two or more s ets, eac h set can be printed (sorted) in order. Note In order t o sort t he printed pages, th e Auto Doc ument Fe eder is req uired. Finis hin g meth ods G Non-Sort: The cop ies ar e stacke d on to p of each ot her as they a re made.
4.6 Finishin g Copies 4 4-15 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4 Specif ying Sorting 1 Load the origin als in th e Auto Docum ent Feede r. 2 Press the [Sort] key , and then check that the in dicat or lights up. Note If the Sort indic ator is n ot lit, the Non-Sort settin g is sele cted.
4 4.6 F inishing Copi es 4-16 Maki ng Co pies Chapter 4.
Faxing Chapter 5 5 5 Faxing.
5 5.1 Dialing 5-2 Faxing Chapter 5 This m achine i s a G3 fa x. Faxes can o nly be s ent or recei ved wi th this m achin e if the r ecipient’ s or s ender’s m achine c omplies with th e G3 sta ndard. 5.1 Dialing The recipient’ s fax number c an be d ialed us ing an y of the s even different di aling method s des cribed be low.
5.1 Dialing 5 5-3 Faxing Chapter 5 § If the ma chine is conn ected to a PBX li ne and the outsi de line a ccess number h as be en speci fied in the com municati on set tings (p. 7 -69), enter “#” to d ial the o utside li ne acces s numbe r autom atically .
5 5.1 Dialing 5-4 Faxing Chapter 5 5 Press th e [Start] key . The mac hine automatic ally starts scanni ng the do cumen t and sendin g the fa x..
5.1 Dialing 5 5-5 Faxing Chapter 5 To fax us ing spee d dialing If sp eed dial numbers h ave a lready be en prog rammed, th e fax numbe r of a recipie nt can be sp ecified qu ickly by entering the correspo nding spee d dial numbe r.
5 5.1 Dialing 5-6 Faxing Chapter 5 To fax us ing group d ialing If o ne-touch dial keys ha ve a lready be en pro grammed with a group of fa x numbe rs, the fax num bers of al l recipi ents in the group can be spe cified by pre ssin g just the corresp onding one-touc h dial key.
5.1 Dialing 5 5-7 Faxing Chapter 5 To fax us ing chain dialing Faxe s can be sent t o recipie nts tha t are s pecified using an y combi nation of one- touch d ial ke ys, spe ed dial nu mbers , direct i nput usin g the 1 0-Key Pad, a nd the [Redia l] key.
5 5.1 Dialing 5-8 Faxing Chapter 5 To fax us ing program dialing (Available onl y with FAX390 0) If on e-touch di al ke ys have alread y been pro grammed with fax numbers and a trans missio n/receptio.
5.1 Dialing 5 5-9 Faxing Chapter 5 To fax us ing the ph one book The p hone book cont ains all program med one- touch d ialing a nd spe ed dia ling numbers , allowin g you to searc h for and s elect th e reci pient tha t you w ish to s end the f ax to.
5 5.1 Dialing 5-10 Faxing Chapter 5 To search the phon e book 1 Press th e [Phone Boo k] key . 2 Usin g the [ ] and [ ] ke ys, select “SEARCH”, and then pres s the [Yes] key.
5.1 Dialing 5 5-11 Faxing Chapter 5 7 Using the [ ] and [ ] keys, select the de sired re cipie nt. H If the des ired re cipient n ame does no t appea r in the se arch resu lts, p ress th e [No ] key twice to return t o the screen a llowing you to enter th e sea rch text, and th en try searchi ng for d ifferent tex t.
5 5.2 T ransmis sion Settin gs 5-12 Faxing Chapter 5 5.2 Transmis sion Settings Adjusting th e Fax Res olution Selecti ng on e of the foll owing r esolu tions to matc h the ty pe o f docum ent to be faxed (docum ents con tainin g a lot of small print, deta iled i llustrati ons, o r photos) w ill prod uce a sha rper res ult.
5.3 Basic Faxin g 5 5-13 Faxing Chapter 5 5.3 Basic Fa xing To fax us ing the Auto Document Fee der 1 Pres s the [ Fax] k ey. The mac hine ente rs Fax mode, and t he fax sc reen appe ars. 2 Load the documen t to be faxed into the Auto Docum ent Fee der.
5 5.3 B asic Faxing 5-14 Faxing Chapter 5 To can cel the tr ansm iss ion: If yo u wish to cance l a scann ed doc ument qu eued fo r transmi ssion or a fax waiting to be rediale d, select “CANCEL RESERV.” fro m the “FUNCTION” men u (p. 6-20).
5.4 Checki ng Transmis sion Resu lts 5 5-15 Faxing Chapter 5 5.4 Checking Transmission Results The t ransmiss ion re sult info rmatio n for a max imum of 60 se nt and r eceived docume nts is saved . To ch eck the tr ansmission result 1 Press the [Status] k ey.
5 5.4 Chec king Transmis sion Re sults 5-16 Faxing Chapter 5.
Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 6 6 Fax Transmis- sion/Reception Methods.
6 6.1 Tra nsmiss ion Metho ds 6-2 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 6.1 Transmission Methods Memory T ransmiss ion With me mory t ransm ission, the docum ent is scanne d, then sto red in the me mory for tra nsmiss ion (queu ed tr ansmiss ion).
6.1 Transmis sion Met hods 6 6-3 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 5 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter t he fax num ber of t he reci pient. H The fax numbe r of a pr eviousl y programm ed rec ipient ca n also be spec ified. Refe r to “Dia ling” on page 5-2 .
6 6.1 Tra nsmiss ion Metho ds 6-4 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Manual Trans mission If the machin e is con nected to a telep hone a nd the sa me lin e is use d for phoni ng and fa xing, t he docume nt can si mply be sent af ter talking with the recipient over the phone.
6.1 Transmis sion Met hods 6 6-5 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 To send a fax ma nually 1 Load the documen t into the Auto Doc ument Fee der. 2 If neces sary, change th e “Reso lution ” settin g (p. 5-12). 3 Pick up the tel ephone rec eive r.
6 6.1 Tra nsmiss ion Metho ds 6-6 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Batch Transmis sion Multip le doc uments c an be sto red in th e memory and fa xed togeth er at a s pecifie d time.
6.1 Transmis sion Met hods 6 6-7 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Broadcast Tra nsmission The sam e docum ent ca n be sent to mul tiple recipient s at on e time. A maxim um of rec ipien ts can be spec ified for th e sam e transm ission a s foll ows.
6 6.1 Tra nsmiss ion Metho ds 6-8 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 5 Specify the fax n umber of th e reci pient. Repea t the appro priate o peratio ns desc ribed b elow un til all rec ipien ts have been sp ecifi ed. H When us ing the one-touch dial keys: Press the one-to uch dial key prog ramme d wit h the d esire d fax n umber.
6.1 Transmis sion Met hods 6 6-9 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 7 To check the reci pients, pre ss the [Yes] key. H If you do not w ish to ch eck the recipie nts, skip to ste p 9. 8 The reci pients specifi ed in ste p 5 are d isplaye d in t he order th at they were select ed.
6 6.1 Tra nsmiss ion Metho ds 6-10 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Timer Trans mission A docum ent ca n be sca nned and stored in the memory to be se nt at a specifi ed time. T his fu nction is conveni ent for sendi ng docum ents wi th a la rge numbe r of page s at dis counte d callin g time s.
6.1 Transmis sion Met hods 6 6-11 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 To fax us ing timer tra nsmission 1 Position the do cume nt to be fax ed. 2 If neces sary, change th e “Reso lution ” settin g (p. 5-12). 3 Pres s the [F uncti on] ke y.
6 6.1 Tra nsmiss ion Metho ds 6-12 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Mailbox Transmissio n The fax can b e sent to a recip ient’s m ailbox. This is perfe ct for send ing an importan t docu ment to a speci fic perso n. Note Mailbo x tr ansmiss ion is c ompa tible wi th F co de tran smissi on.
6.1 Transmis sion Met hods 6 6-13 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 5 Specify the recip ient, a nd then pres s the [Y es] ke y. H Refer to “Dia ling” on pa ge 5-2 . A scre en appe ars, allowi ng yo u to specif y the m ailbo x ID. 6 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter t he mailbo x ID of t he reci pient.
6 6.1 Tra nsmiss ion Metho ds 6-14 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Relay Initi ation Tran smission Docu ments ca n be s ent from th is ma chine (tra nsmit ting stati on) to a nother fax machin e (act ing a s a rel ay stat ion) , whic h th en send s the d ocume nts to multi ple recipie nts (re ceiving statio ns).
6.1 Transmis sion Met hods 6 6-15 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 4 Press th e [7] key from the 10-Key Pad. or Press the [F unctio n] key 7 time s to select “RELAY INITIATE”, and then press the [Yes] key. 5 Specify the relay statio n, and then pres s the [Y es] ke y.
6 6.1 Tra nsmiss ion Metho ds 6-16 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Relay Broadc ast Transmis sion (Ava ilable only w ith FAX3900) If thi s machi ne is specifi ed as a relay st ation,.
6.1 Transmis sion Met hods 6 6-17 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Polling Trans missio n Docum ents sc anned an d save d in the m emory c an be re trieved b y the re cipient. Note Polling tran smis sion is compa tible with F code transmissi on.
6 6.1 Tra nsmiss ion Metho ds 6-18 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 5 Usin g the [ ] and [ ] ke ys, select either “SING LE” or “MULTI”, an d then press the [Yes] key. H To allow only o ne pol ling transmi ssion req uest, then de lete the d ocume nt from the memory , sele ct “SINGLE”.
6.1 Transmis sion Met hods 6 6-19 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 To delete a docum ent from the po lling trans mission setup 1 Pres s the [F uncti on] ke y. 2 Press th e [5] key from the 10-Key Pad. or Press the [F unctio n] key 5 time s to select “POLLING T X”, and th en pres s the [Y es] ke y.
6 6.1 Tra nsmiss ion Metho ds 6-20 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Canceling (Deleting) a Doc ument Queu ed in the Memory for Tra nsmission Of the d ocume nts st ored in the memor y and w aiting to be sen t, a spe cific do cumen t can be selec ted and d eleted .
6.1 Transmis sion Met hods 6 6-21 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 M.B. TX : Mailbox transmi ssion POLL-TX: Po lling transmis sion POLL-RX: Pollin g rece ption RELAY: R elay ini tiation transmi ssion FORWARD: Fax forwarding H To check the recipien t of the currentl y display ed transmis sion job , press the [ ] key.
6 6.2 R ecepti on Me thod s 6-22 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 6.2 Reception Methods Manual Rece ption This m achin e normall y rece ives fax es au tomatica lly.
6.2 Recepti on Method s 6 6-23 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Mailbox Rece ption If ma ilbox nu mbers an d F cod es (mail box IDs an d passw ords) hav e alrea dy been progra mmed on.
6 6.2 R ecepti on Me thod s 6-24 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Polling Rec eption Usin g polling recep tion, docu ments set up i n other fax ma chines can be received . Note Polling recept ion is co mpati ble with F code tra nsmiss ion.
6.2 Recepti on Method s 6 6-25 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 5 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter t he polling ID (20 d igits or less), a nd then press the [Yes] key. 6 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter t he password (20 di gits or less), an d then press the [Yes] key.
6 6.3 Us ing F cod es 6-26 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 6.3 Using F codes This m achin e is com patible F code transm issions . F codes are m ailbox fu nctions , such as “SUB”.
6.3 Usin g F co des 6 6-27 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Using Mai lboxes Specify ing mail boxes: Mailbo xes can be us ed if they are se t up usin g the c orrespond ing Util ity mode functio n. Refer to “M ailbox R eceptio n” on p age 6-23 .
6 6.3 Us ing F cod es 6-28 Fax Tr ansm ission/Rec eption Me thods Cha pter 6 Specifying F codes When sending faxe s F codes can be speci fied whe n the 10-Ke y Pad i s being u sed to en ter the f ax number of a rec ipient w hile se nding a fax. 1 Using th e 10-Key Pad , enter the fax numbe r of the recipient .
Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7 7 Using the Utility Mode.
7 7.1 Util ity Mode 7-2 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.1 Utility Mode There are fiftee n menu s in the U tili ty mode. No. Name Descriptio n 1 M ACHINE S ETTING Used to specify se ttings fo r the mach ine’s ope rating env ironme nt. 2 PAPER SOURCE SETUP Used to spe cify the size an d type of pa per loaded in Tray1.
7.2 Specify ing th e Machine S ettings 7 7-3 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.2 Specifying the Ma chine Settings From the “MAC HINE SETT ING” menu, var ious se ttings for the m achine’s operati ng environ ment can be sp ecified. Refer to th e foll owing ta ble fo r details o n each functio n.
7 7.2 S pecifyin g the Mac hine Se ttings 7-4 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Selecting the “MACHI NE SETTING” menu 1 Press th e [Utilit y] key. “MACHINE SETTING” appea rs. 2 From the 10-Key Pad, press the key ([1] to [7]) fo r the MACHINE SETTI NG functio n that you wish to s et.
7.2 Specify ing th e Machine S ettings 7 7-5 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “AUTO PANEL RESET” 1 Select th e “AUTO PANEL RESET”. H Refer to “Spe cifying the Ma chine Settings . 2 Pres s the [ ] and [ ] ke ys to select either “ON” or “OFF”, and then press the [Yes] key.
7 7.2 S pecifyin g the Mac hine Se ttings 7-6 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “ENERGY SAVE MODE” 1 Select the “ENERGY SAVE MODE”. H Refer to “Spe cifying the Ma chine Settings . 2 Use the 10- Key Pad to spec ify the desir ed len gth o f time until the machi ne enters En ergy Save mode.
7.2 Specify ing th e Machine S ettings 7 7-7 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “DENSITY ” 1 Select th e “DENSITY”. H Refer to “Spe cifying the Ma chine Settings . 2 Pres s the [ ] and [ ] ke ys to select either “Mode 1” or “Mode 2”.
7 7.2 S pecifyin g the Mac hine Se ttings 7-8 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “PRINT DENSITY” 1 Select the “PRI NT DENSITY”. H Refer to “Spe cifying the Ma chine Settings . 2 Press th e [ ] and [ ] keys to select one of the se ven p rint density leve ls betw een “LIGH T” and “DARK”.
7.2 Specify ing th e Machine S ettings 7 7-9 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “LCD CONTRAST” 1 Select the “LCD CONTRAST”. H Refer to “Spe cifying the Ma chine Settings . 2 Pres s the [ ] and [ ] ke ys to select one of the fou r display contras t leve ls betw een “LIGHT” and “DARK”.
7 7.2 S pecifyin g the Mac hine Se ttings 7-10 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “BUZZER VOLUME” 1 Select the “BUZZER VOLUME”. H Refer to “Spe cifying the Ma chine Settings . 2 Press th e [ ] and [ ] keys to set the buzze r volume to “HIGH”, “LOW” or “OF F”.
7.2 Specify ing th e Machine S ettings 7 7-11 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “INITIAL MODE” 1 Select th e “INITIAL MODE”. H Refer to “Spe cifying the Ma chine Settings . 2 Pres s the [ ] and [ ] ke ys to select either “COPY” or “FAX”.
7 7.3 Setting Up the Pa per Sources 7-12 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.3 Setting Up the Paper Sources From the “PAPER SOURCE SETUP” menu, the variou s settings f or each paper tray can be s pecifi ed. Selecting the “PAPER SOURCE SETUP” menu 1 Press th e [Utilit y] key twi ce.
7.3 Setting Up the Paper Sources 7 7-13 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “TRAY1 PAPER” 1 Select th e “TRAY1 PAPER”. H Refer to “Sett ing Up the Pa per Sou rces . 2 Pres s the [ ] and [ ] keys until th e type of p aper lo aded is select ed.
7 7.3 Setting Up the Pa per Sources 7-14 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “TRAY SETTING” 1 Select th e “TRAY SETTING”. H Refer to “Set ting Up the Paper Sou rces . 2 Press th e [ ] and [ ] keys to select a tray .
7.4 Specify ing Admi nistrativ e Settings (“ADMIN. M ANAGEMENT” men u) 7 7-15 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.4 Specifying Administrative Settings (“ADMIN. MANAGEMENT” menu) From the “ADMIN. MANAGEM ENT” menu, v arious fun ctions fo r contro lling the use of the m achine c an be set .
7 7.4 Spec ifying Adm inistrati ve Sett ings (“ADMIN. MANAGEMENT” m enu) 7-16 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 To selec t the “ADMIN. MANAGEMENT” menu 1 Press th e [Utilit y] key th ree times . “ADMIN. MANAGEMENT” appears . 2 Press th e [Yes] key.
7.4 Specify ing Admi nistrativ e Settings (“ADMIN. M ANAGEMENT” men u) 7 7-17 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “REMOTE MONITOR” 1 Select the “ADM IN.MANAGEMENT”. 2 Pres s the [ ] and [ ] ke ys to select either “LI MITED” or “FULL” or “OFF”.
7 7.5 Spec ifying Cop y Settings 7-18 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.5 Specifying Copy S ettings When the mac hine is tu rned on or the [Panel Re set] key is press ed, the mach ine is automa ticall y reset to its initi al mo de. By changing the de fault setti ngs, you can change the initi al mode.
7.5 Specifyin g Copy Settings 7 7-19 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Selecting t he “COPY SETTI NG” menu 1 Press the [Utilit y] key fo ur times. “COPY SETTING” appea rs. 2 From the 1 0-Key Pa d, press th e key ([1] to [5]) for th e COPY SETTING fu nction that you wish to s et.
7 7.5 Spec ifying Cop y Settings 7-20 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “PAPER PRIORITY” 1 Select the “COPY SET TING”.
7.5 Specifyin g Copy Settings 7 7-21 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “DENSITY PRIORIT Y” 1 Select the “DENSIT Y PRIORITY”. H Refer to “Spe cifying Co py Settings . 2 Pres s the [ ] and [ ] ke ys to select either “AUTO ”, “MANUAL” or “PHOTO”.
7 7.5 Spec ifying Cop y Settings 7-22 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “DENSITY LEVEL (A)” 1 Select th e “DENSITY LEVEL (A)”. H Refer to “Spe cifying C opy Settings . 2 Press th e [ ] and [ ] keys to select one of the three p rint density leve ls betw een “LIGH T” and “DARK”.
7.5 Specifyin g Copy Settings 7 7-23 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “DENSITY LEVEL (M )” 1 Select th e “DENSITY LEVEL (M)”. H Refer to “Spe cifying Co py Settings . 2 Pres s the [ ] and [ ] ke ys to select one of th e nine p rint den sity levels between “LIGH T” and “DARK”.
7 7.5 Spec ifying Cop y Settings 7-24 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “OUTPUT PRIORITY” 1 Select the “OUTPUT PRIORITY”. H Refer to “Spe cifying C opy Settings . 2 Press th e [ ] and [ ] keys to select either “NON” or “SORT”.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-25 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.6 Sett ing Up the Fax Re gistration From the “ FAX REG ISTRATION” m enu, vario us settin gs can be speci fied in order to take advan tage of this mac hine’s m any fax functi ons.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-26 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Selecting the “FAX REGISTRATION” menu 1 Pres s the [U tili ty] key si x time s. “FAX REGISTRATION” appe ars. 2 From the 10-Key Pad, press the key ([1] throu gh [7]) for the “FAX REGISTRATIO N” function that yo u wish to set.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-27 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Setting Up O ne-Touch Diali ng (“ONE-TO UCH DIAL” funct ion) If the one-touch dial keys are programm ed with f ax numbe rs, the recipien t can b e specif ied ea sily and accu rately with out the need t o manuall y ente r the numb er using t he 10-Ke y Pad.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-28 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 number, and the n skip to step 10. H If you w ish to chan ge the fa x number, p ress th e [No] key , and then en ter the correct n umber. H For detai ls on F c odes (SUB and SID), refer to “Using F code s .
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-29 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 To ch ange/delete a programm ed one-touch dial ke y 1 Select the “F AX REGISTRATION”. H Refer to “Sett ing Up t he Fax R egistratio n . 2 Press th e [1] key from the 10-Key Pad to select “ONE-TOUCH DIAL”.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-30 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 dialing or p rogram dialing , a confi rmation m essage appe ars, ask ing whether or not to chan ge the co rrespondi ng setti ngs program med in gr oup dialin g or prog ram di ali ng.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-31 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “SPEED DIAL” If sp eed dial numbers a re pr ogramme d with fa x numbers , the re cipie nt can be specif ied ea sily and accu rately with out the need t o manuall y ente r the numb er using t he 10-Ke y Pad.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-32 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 and t hen skip to ste p 10. H If you w ish to chan ge the fa x number, p ress th e [No] key , and then en ter the correct n umber. H For detai ls on F c odes (SUB and SID), refer to “Using F code s .
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-33 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 To ch ange/delete a progr ammed spe ed dial n umber 1 Select the “F AX REGISTRATION”. H Refer to “Sett ing Up t he Fax R egistratio n . 2 Press th e [2] key from the 10-Key Pad to se lect “SPEED DIAL”.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-34 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 6 Chang e the fax numbe r, F codes (SUB and SID), and modem speed a s desire d. H For detai ls on making change s, refer to “En tering Text . H For detail s on chan ging th e F codes (SUB and SID) or m odem sp eed, refer to p.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-35 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “GROUP DIAL” A single on e-touc h dial key ca n be progra mmed wit h a maximum of 50 different fax numbers as one g roup.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-36 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 numbers can b e speci fied as on e group . H With grou p dial ing, a one -touch dial key progra mmed w ith a group can b e specif ied. In that case , the n umber of fa x num bers p rogrammed in the specif ied on e-touch di al key (group di al key ) is adde d.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-37 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 group nam e is display ed. (Cont inue wit h step 6.) H If “DELETE” was sel ected, th e group dialing s etting s are del eted an d the “SELECT REGIST.KEY” scree n appea rs again.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-38 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “PROGRAM DIAL” (Ava ilable only with FAX3900) If on e-touch di al ke ys have been p rog.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-39 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 5 Follow the inst ruction s for th e selec ted func tion. H “To fax u sing b roadca st transm ission H “To f ax usi .
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-40 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 displa yed in order. (Co ntinue w ith step 6.) H If “DELET E” was sele cted, the program d ialin g setting s are deleted a nd the “SELECT REGIST.KEY” app ears agai n.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-41 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 5 Using the [ ] and [ ] keys, select either “EDIT” o r “DELETE”, and t hen press the [Ye s] key. H If “EDIT” was s elected, the programm ed tran smissi on time is disp layed.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-42 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 2 Press th e [4] key from the 10-Key Pad to sele ct “PROGRAM DIAL”. 3 Press the one-to uch dial key ([61] through [6 4]) progr ammed with the mailbo x tr ansmiss ion that you wish to c hange or d elete.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-43 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 10 To chan ge the passwo rd, pres s the [No ] key, an d then use the 10 - Key Pad to enter t he new pas sword. 11 Pres s the [ Yes] ke y. Other pro gram d ialing s ettings c an be changed.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-44 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 6 To de lete the d ispla yed recip ient, press t he [No ] key. To keep the di splayed recipien t, pres s the [Yes] ke y. H To add a recipi ent, in the screen containin g “Fin.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-45 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 5 Using the [ ] and [ ] keys, select either “EDIT” o r “DELETE”, and t hen press the [Ye s] key. H If “EDIT” was s elected, the specifi ed recipi ent is display ed.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-46 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “BATCH TX” If the batch tran smis sion set ting (tra nsmiss ion tim e) is sp ecifie d f.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-47 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 dialing , program dialing , or not registered fax nu mber, or not program med a t all? § An error messag e appea rs. 4 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter t he desired transmis sion time, and then press the [Yes] key.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-48 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 2 For FAX390 0: Press the [5] key from the 10-Key Pad, to s elect “BATCH TX”.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-49 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 To delete the batc h transmissio n setting 1 Select the “F AX REGISTRATION”. H Refer to “Sett ing Up t he Fax R egistratio n . 2 For FAX3900 : Press the [5] ke y from the 10-Key Pad, to sel ect “BATCH TX”.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-50 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “MAILBOX” Mailbo x IDs mu st first b e specifie d in orde r to receive fa xes w ith mailb ox rece ption only if the mailb ox ID sent by the call er matches the mailbo x ID set on this mach ine.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-51 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 5 Usin g the 10-K ey Pa d, e nter the 4 - digit pa ssword , and t hen press the [Yes] key. H The pass word ca n be set t o any num ber be tween 00 00 and 999 9. H If you wish to cha nge the pa ssword, press the [No] key, and the n enter the new pa ssword.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-52 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 5 Using the 10-Key Pad, en ter the 4- digit m ailbo x ID, and then p ress the [Yes] key. H If you wis h to c hange the ID, press th e [No] k ey, and th en enter the new numbe r.
7.6 Setting Up the Fa x Regis tration 7 7-53 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specif ying the Setting for “ RELAY BOX” (Avai lable on ly with FAX39 00) Relay Box IDs must firs t be spe cified in order to receive faxes with mailbox recepti on only if the mail box ID s ent by th e caller m atches th e mail box ID se t on this machi ne.
7 7.6 S etting Up the Fax R egistrat ion 7-54 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 To delete a Relay Box 1 Select the “F AX REGISTRATION”. H Refer to “Set ting Up t he Fax R egistrati on . 2 For FAX390 0: Press the [7] key from the 10-Key Pad to select “RELAY BOX”.
7.7 Setting Up the Transmi ssion 7 7-55 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.7 Sett ing Up the Transmissi on From the “TX O PERATION” menu, v arious fu nction s for se nding faxes c an be se t. Selecting t he “TX OPERATION” menu 1 Pres s the [Ut ility ] key si x time s.
7 7.7 S etting Up the Trans mission 7-56 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Tip If, at any time , you wish to quit s etting a “TX OPERATION” fun ction, press the [No] k ey. Whe n the messag e “STO P SETTING? ” appears , pres s the [Ye s] k ey to quit.
7.7 Setting Up the Transmi ssion 7 7-57 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 3 Using t th e [ ] and [ ] keys, select the de sired re solut ion setting , and th en press the [Yes] key.
7 7.7 S etting Up the Trans mission 7-58 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “HEADER” 1 Select the “T X OPERATION”. H Refer to “Sel ecting th e “TX OPE RATION” menu . 2 Press th e [4] key from the 10-Key Pad to sele ct “HEA DE R”.
7.8 Setting Up the Recept ion 7 7-59 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.8 Sett ing Up the Reception From the “RX OPERATION” m enu, vario us fun ctions fo r receivin g faxes c an be se t.
7 7.8 Setti ng Up the Reception 7-60 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Selecting the “RX OPERATION” men u 1 Pres s the [U tili ty] ke y seven times . “RX OPERATION” appears . 2 From the 1 0-Key Pad, pres s the key ([1] t hrough [9]) for the “RX OPERATION” functio n that you wish to s et.
7.8 Setting Up the Recept ion 7 7-61 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “MEMORY RX MODE” 1 Select th e “RX OPERATION”. H Refer to “Selec ting the “RX O PERATION” menu . 2 Press th e [1] key from the 10-Key Pad to se lect “MEMORY RX MODE”.
7 7.8 Setti ng Up the Reception 7-62 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7 Using th e 10-Key Pad , enter the time for m emory rece ption to end, and then press the [Yes] key. 8 Using the 10-Key Pad, en ter the 4- digit pa ssword used to c ancel memory recepti on, an d then pre ss the [Yes] key.
7.8 Setting Up the Recept ion 7 7-63 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 To cance l memory reception Memory receptio n is auto matic ally can celed at the sp ecifie d ending time, a nd the receiv ed doc uments a re print ed.
7 7.8 Setti ng Up the Reception 7-64 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “NO.of RINGS” 1 Select th e “RX OPERATION”. H Refer to “Selec ting the “RX OPERATI ON” menu . 2 Press th e [2] key from the 10-Key Pad to se lect “ NO.
7.8 Setting Up the Recept ion 7 7-65 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “RX PRINT” 1 Select th e “RX OPERATION”. H Refer to “Selec ting the “RX O PERATION” menu . 2 Press th e [4] key from the 10-Key Pad to se lect “RX PRINT”.
7 7.8 Setti ng Up the Reception 7-66 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “FORWARD” 1 Select th e “RX OPERATION”. H Refer to “Selec ting the “RX OPERATI ON” menu . 2 Press th e [6] key from the 10-Key Pad to se lect “ FORW ARD”.
7.8 Setting Up the Recept ion 7 7-67 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “FOOTER” 1 Select th e “RX OPERATION”. H Refer to “Selec ting the “RX O PERATION” menu . 2 Press th e [7] key from the 10-Key Pad to se lect “FOOTER”.
7 7.8 Setti ng Up the Reception 7-68 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “CLOSED NETWORK” 1 Select th e “CLOSED NETWORK”. H Refer to “Selec ting the “RX OPERATI ON” menu . 2 Press th e [9] key from the 10-Key Pad to se lect “ CLOSED NETWORK”.
7.9 Setting Up the Communi catio n 7 7-69 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.9 Setting Up t he Communication From the “COMM .SETTING” me nu, var ious f unctions are av ailable f or specif ying commu nication setti ngs.
7 7.9 Setti ng Up the Communicat ion 7-70 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 3 Usin g the [ ] and [ ] ke ys, select either “TO NE” (for tone dialing ) or “PULSE” (for p ulse dialing ), and t hen pre ss the [Ye s] key. 4 If “PULSE” wa s selec ted, select eithe r “10 pps ” or “2 0pp s”, an d then pres s the [Yes ] key.
7.9 Setting Up the Communi catio n 7 7-71 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “PSTN/PBX” The con nected wiring sy stem can be s et to ei ther PSTN (Pu blic Swit ched Telepho ne Network) o r PBX (Priva te Branch Ex change).
7 7.10 Setting Up the R eport Ou tput 7-72 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.10 Sett ing Up the Report Output From the “REPORTING ” menu, va rious fu nctions a re avai lable fo r specify ing whic h reports a re auto matic ally prin ted. Selecting the “REPORTING” m enu 1 Press th e [Utilit y] key n ine tim es.
7.10 Set ting Up t he Repo rt Output 7 7-73 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Tip If, at a ny ti me, you wish to quit setting/c hanging a “REPO RTING” func tion, pr ess the [No] key. Whe n the messag e “STOP SETTING?” appe ars, press the [Yes] key to quit.
7 7.10 Setting Up the R eport Ou tput 7-74 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “TX RESULT REPORT” 1 Select the “REPORTI NG”. H Refer to “Selec ting the “REPO RTING” menu . 2 Press th e [3] key from the 10-Key Pad to se lect “TX RESULT REPORT”.
7.11 Speci fying Ini tial User Data 7 7-75 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 7.11 Specifying Initial User Data Various settin gs for t he machi ne’s user da ta can be spec ified. Refer to th e follo wing table for deta ils on e ach funct ion. Selecting t he “INITIAL USER DATA” menu 1 Press the [Utilit y] key te n times.
7 7.11 S pecif yin g Ini tial U ser D ata 7-76 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “DATE&TIME” 1 Select “DAT E&TIME”. H Refer to “Sel ecting th e “INITIAL USE R DATA” menu . 2 Using th e 10-Key Pad , enter the current t ime and d ate.
7.11 Speci fying Ini tial User Data 7 7-77 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Setting for “USER FAX NO.” 1 Select th e “USER FAX NO.” H Refer to “Sel ecting th e “INITIAL USER DA TA” menu . 2 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter t he fax n umber.
7 7.11 S pecif yin g Ini tial U ser D ata 7-78 Using the Utilit y Mode Chapte r 7 Specifying the Settin g for “USER NAME” 1 Select th e “USER NAME”. H Refer to “Sel ecting th e “INITIAL USE R DATA” menu . 2 Using th e 10-Key Pad , enter the user nam e for t he machi ne.
When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8 8 When a Message Appears.
8 8.1 When the Me ssage “PAPER E MPTY” Appears 8-2 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.1 When the Message “PAPER EMPTY” Appears When the curren tly sele cted pape r tray ru ns out of paper, t he mess age sh own below appears, and pri nting cannot co ntinue .
8.1 When th e Message “PAPER EMPTY” Appea rs 8 8-3 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 Loading Pa per into Tra y1 1 Remo ve th e By pas s Tr ay. 2 Load the paper in the tray so tha t the front sid e of the paper (the si de facing up wh en the package was unwrap ped) faces up.
8 8.1 When the Me ssage “PAPER E MPTY” Appears 8-4 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 Loading Pa per into Tra y2 (option) 1 Pull out the dra wer for Tray2. 2 Remo ve the draw er c over, and then pres s down on the pa per- lifting plate u ntil it lo cks into plac e.
8.2 When the Message “TO NER EMPTY” Appears 8 8-5 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.2 When t he Mess age “TONER EMP TY” Appears When to ner is about to run o ut, the messa ge show n below appears , indi cating t hat the t oner is al most em pty.
8 8.2 When the M essage “TONER E MPTY” Appe ars 8-6 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 Note Use o nly the to ner tha t has been manu factured s pecifica lly f or this ma chine . Never use any other ty pes of ton er, as a malfunc tion cou ld result .
8.2 When the Message “TO NER EMPTY” Appears 8 8-7 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 3 Move th e lever in th e directio n of the arrow to releas e the lock. 4 Remove t he Toner Cartri dge from the Drum Ca rtridge. Note When sep arating the Toner Cart ridge from th e Drum Cart ridge, do no t tilt the cartridge , otherwi se toner m ay spil l.
8 8.2 When the M essage “TONER E MPTY” Appe ars 8-8 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 5 Shake th e new Toner Cartridge well. 6 Remo ve the pr otective c over fro m the Tone r Cartridg e. Note Do not touch the developer roller, ot herwi se decrea sed image q uality m ay resul t.
8.2 When the Message “TO NER EMPTY” Appears 8 8-9 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 7 Align the blue parts of the Drum Cartridg e and Ton er Car tridge, and t hen attach them together. 8 Align the tab on the Imagi ng Cartridg e with t he rail in the machin e, and then inst all the cartridge .
8 8.3 When the Me ssage “PAPER M ISFEED” Appe ars 8-10 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.3 When the Message “PAPER MISFEED” Appears If the messag e shown be low appears d uring p rinting and the m achine s tops oper ating, a pa per mi sfeed has occ urred in a p aper tra y.
8.3 When th e Message “PAPER MISFEED” Appea rs 8 8-11 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 3 Remove all pa per from Tra y1. Note Do not reus e paper th at has been misfed. 4 Relo ad th e pap er s tack i n the tra y. 5 Attach th e tray re move d in step 2.
8 8.3 When the Me ssage “PAPER M ISFEED” Appe ars 8-12 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 9 Reload th e pape r stack i nto the drawer, and t hen slid e the drawer back into the Pap er Feed Cassette .
8.4 When th e Messa ge “PAPER JAM” Ap pears 8 8-13 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.4 When the Me ssage “PAPER JAM” Appears If the messag e shown below a ppears du ring pr inting and the m achine s tops operatin g, a pa per mi sfeed has occu rred in the mach ine.
8 8.4 When the Me ssage “PAPER J AM” Appe ars 8-14 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 2 Remo ve the Ima ging C artridge. 3 Grab bot h side s of the paper, and then pul l it ou t upward. 4 Grab bot h side s of the paper, and then caref ully pu ll out the sh eet of paper.
8.4 When th e Messa ge “PAPER JAM” Ap pears 8 8-15 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 H Grab bot h side s of the p aper, and t hen carefu lly pu ll the sheet of paper s traight upw ard. H Grab bot h side s of the p aper, and t hen carefu lly pu ll the sheet of paper st raight downward.
8 8.5 Wh en the Me ssage “ORIGIN AL DOC. J AM” Appe ars 8-16 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.5 When the M essage “ORIG INAL DOC. JAM” Appears If the message s hown be low app ears whi le .
8.5 When th e Message “ORIGINAL DOC. JAM” Appea rs 8 8-17 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 3 Clos e the Do cume nt Feed er Co ver. 4 Load the docum ents rem oved in s tep 2 back int o the tra y. Note Replac e the docum ent pag e that was mis fed, acco rding to th e page nu mber indicat ed in t he Di splay.
8 8.6 When the Mess age “PAPER SIZE ERROR” Appears 8-18 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.6 When the Message “PAPER SIZE ERROR” Appear s If th e paper size specifi ed for a paper tray differs fr om th e size of the paper l oaded in the t ray, the messag e shown below appears w hen pape r is fed fro m that tray.
8.6 When th e Message “PAPER SIZE ERROR” Appea rs 8 8-19 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 3 Remove the Byp ass Tray, and then rem ove all p aper fro m Tray 1.
8 8.6 When the Mess age “PAPER SIZE ERROR” Appears 8-20 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 For the Bypass Tr ay 1 Remo ve all paper from the Bypa ss Tray . 2 Load the desi red pap er into the tray. 3 Select th e setting f or the type a nd size o f paper tha t is lo aded.
8.7 When th e Messa ge “MACHINE TR OUBLE” Appears 8 8-21 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.7 When the Mes sage “MACHINE TROUBLE” Appears If the messag e shown be low app ears, som e machi ne malfun ction has occ urred. Contac t your se rvice representa tive.
8 8.8 Wh at Does Eac h Messa ge Me an? 8-22 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.8 What Does Each Me ssage Me an? Message Ca use Action *REMOVE PAPER IN BYPAS S TRAY* Paper is loaded in the Bypass Tray. Remove the pap er from the Bypass Tray. FRONT COVER OPEN CLOSE FR ONT COVER The Fron t Cover of th e main unit is op en or not secu rel y closed.
8.8 What D oes Each Mess age Mean ? 8 8-23 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 ∗ COMM.ERROR ∗ (####) • Commu nication i s not possible because o f some problem in the m achine. • Commu nication i s not possible because o f a proble m with th e recipi ent/ caller’s fax m achine.
8 8.8 Wh at Does Eac h Messa ge Me an? 8-24 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 Inter net Fax/Netwo rk Scan Message C ause Remedy *COMM.ERROR* XXXX Server Commun ication is not possible beca use of som e problem in the cop ier or due to the cond ition of the network or server.
8.8 What D oes Each Mess age Mean ? 8 8-25 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 *FTP SERVER ERROR* While uploading scan data, the dat a could not be correctl y upload ed to the FTP ser ver . Cons ult y our ne tw ork administr ator for d etails. MACHINE TROUBLE Some proble m occurred in the c opi er.
8 8.9 When Incorre ct Copies Are Produced 8-26 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.9 When Incorrect Copies Are Produced * If the pr oblem is not correc ted even after th e operatio ns des cribed ab ove a re performed, contac t your se rvice representa tive.
8.9 When In correc t Copies Are Produced 8 8-27 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 The print ed output has dark sp ecks or spots. The pri nted outp ut has l ines. The ori gin al is 2-sided . If a thin doub le-s ide d docu ment is being pr inted, the informatio n on the ba ck side may b e reproduc ed in th e print.
8 8.10 The m achine i s not functioni ng as designed 8-28 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.10 The machine is not functioning as designed * If the p roblem is not corr ected even after the oper ations descr ibed a re perfor med, turn off the m achine, unplug it s power cor d, and the n contact th e service re presentat ive.
8.11 Wh en Fax ing Is N ot Perfor med Correct ly 8 8-29 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 8.11 When Faxing Is Not Performed Correctly Faxes Can not Be Sent Symptom P oss ible C aus e Re medy The docu ment w as scanned at an angl e. The docu ment i s no t positione d correctl y.
8 8.11 When Faxing Is Not Perfo rmed Correc tly 8-30 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 Faxes C annot Be Receive d Symptom Po ss ible C aus e Remedy The rece ived fax is not clea r. P aper that does not m eet specificat ions has been used. Use paper that mee ts specification s.
8.11 Wh en Fax ing Is N ot Perfor med Correct ly 8 8-31 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8 Calls Cannot Be Sent Symptom P oss ible C aus e Re medy Nothing ca n be heard from the connec ted telepho ne. The cord from t he telepho ne is not conn ected correctly to the main u nit.
8 8.11 When Faxing Is Not Perfo rmed Correc tly 8-32 When a Messag e Appear s Chapter 8.
Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9 9 Internet Fax & Network Scan.
9 9.1 Over view 9-2 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.1 O vervie w The sc an func tion mak es it possibl e to ea sily con vert pa per docum ents into el ectroni c doc uments and fi le them i n an e lectronic filing syste m that makes it much easie r to acces s the in formati on.
9.1 Overvie w 9 9-3 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.1.1 Scan to E-mail G The sca n data is sent as T IFF or PDF e -mail att achme nts to oth er comput ers on the network or over the Internet. G This m ethod requires that a mail se rver i s avail able o ver the network.
9 9.1 Over view 9-4 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.1.2 Scan to Server (FTP) G The scan dat a is uploa ded, as TIFF or PDF file s, to the specifi ed folder on a n FTP server . G This m ethod requ ires that a n FTP serv er is ava ilable ov er the ne twork.
9.1 Overvie w 9 9-5 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 G In additio n, the s ystem ca n be set to se nd, to as many a s 10 speci fied reci pien ts, n otif ica tion of th e FTP serv er addr ess wh ere t he da ta w as uplo aded.
9 9.1 Over view 9-6 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.1.3 Internet Faxing G Unlike fa x mac hines tha t use teleph one li nes, Intern et faxin g can sen d and rece ive fax images o ver the I nternet. The Internet fax serv ice uses Internet e -mail servi ces to se nd and receive fax imag es.
9.1 Overvie w 9 9-7 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.1.4 System Requirements The f ollowing s ystem e nviro nment is required i n orde r to use t he Inte rnet fax or network s canni ng functio ns. Tip TCP/IP co nnection s must b e enab led in ord er to use th e Intern et fax or net work sc anning fu nction s.
9 9.1 Over view 9-8 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.1.5 Control Panel Parts and Their Functions 9.1.5.1 Names of Control Pa nel Parts and Their Functions 30/62 22/54 14/46 25/57 17/49 09.
9.1 Overvie w 9 9-9 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 @ GHI PORS ABC JKL TUV DEF MNO WXYZ 5 1 2 3 46 7 0 8 # 9 * Auto/Photo Zoom 2in1 Utility Printer Status Paper Ye s Sort No C Fax Scan Copy 123/ABC Stop Panel Reset Start Error 16 9 6 12 10 7 13 11 14 17 19 15 18 20 8 No.
9 9.1 Over view 9-10 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.1.6 Using P ageScope Light 9.1.6.1 What is PageScope Light? PageScop e Light i s a device c ontrol ut ility progra m provi ded by th e HTTP server bu ilt into t he network inte rface card.
9.1 Overvie w 9 9-11 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 H SMTP setting s H POP3 setting s H FTP settin gs G Addi ng/ch ang ing e- mai l addr esses H One-touc h dial setting s H Spee d dial setti ngs H Group di al se ttings H Speed dia l sett ings ( adding an FTP server addres s) 9.
9 9.1 Over view 9-12 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.1.6.5 About the Screen Layout The f ollowin g screen appear s when y ou acce ss PageSc ope Li ght. Note Screen im ages us ed in th is chapt er may dif fer from t he act ual scree n displa y.
9.1 Overvie w 9 9-13 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.1.6.6 Logging In as an Administrat or Some of t he set tings availabl e in Pa geScope Li ght ca n only b e changed by an a dministra tor. The se se ttings are only display ed when you lo g in to the Admi nistrator m ode.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-14 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.2 Getting R eady 9.2.1 Connecting to a LAN Net work This cop ier supports the TCP/IP protoco l used by LAN networks. In or der to use t his pr otocol, th e copier m ust be c onnected to the L AN with a netw ork cabl e.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-15 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 About the LEDs Green LED : This L ED li gths up when the netw ork cab le is co nnect ed correct ly. If t his LED is not lit, chec k the connecti on again, even i f the cop ier appears to be connecte d correct ly.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-16 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.2.2 Specifying the Net work Settings Depe nding on the netw ork en viro nmen t in wh ich t he cop ier is loca ted, there ma y be s ome rest riction s on the netwo rk functio ns that th e copi er can us e.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-17 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 DNS CONFIG. This f unction is used to en able or disa bl e the D NS (Doma in Name System) se tting. If there is a DNS server o n your network, en ter the IP add ress of the DNS server.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-18 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 SMTP PORT NO. This func tion is used to s pecify the port nu mber ( 1 to 65535) for the SMTP se rver.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-19 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 POP3 TIMEOU T This f unction is used to sp ecify the length of time (in seconds) unt il the connection to the POP3 server times out. (30 to 300 secon ds) 2 -- 22 POP3 ACCOUNT This f unction is used to sp ecify the acco unt na me used to lo g in to the POP3 se rver.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-20 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 HEADER PRINT This func tion is used to specify wheth er or not to print header infor mation when printing e-mail message s that have be en received.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-21 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 *1: Require d if no tification of the URL is sen t by e-mai l. *2: Can also be assigned automatically by the DHCP server. *3: If t here is no SMTP se rver avai lable ov er the network , enter “0.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-22 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Setting the I P Address 1 Press the [Utilit y] key. The Uti lity mod e menu a ppears . 2 Press the or key unti l “NETWORK SETTING” appears . 3 Press the [1 ] key on the 10-key pad to select “I P ADDRESS”.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-23 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 6 Press the [Yes] key . The NETWORK SETT ING screen appears. To register se ttings in th e copier, the cop ier must be turn ed off, t hen on ag ain.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-24 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 2 Using the 10-ke y pad, enter th e IP address for the gateway. H The illust ration at the right is an exampl e of a g ateway add ress. Cons ult yo ur ne twor k admi nistr ator for detai ls ab out t hese s etti ngs.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-25 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 6 Set the p ower swi tch for th e co pier to “ 2 ”, th en “ 1 ” to re start the copie r. Specifying the E-mai l Settings (“E-MAIL SETTING 1” Menu) The sett ings f or the E-MAIL SETTING 1 fun ctions a re spec ified from the “E-MAIL SETTING 1” menu in Utility mode.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-26 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 5 Pres s the [ Yes] ke y. The E-MAIL SETTING 1 sc reen a ppears ag ain. Registering t he E-mail Address of the Sender 1 From the “ E-M AIL SETT ING 1 ” menu in the Util ity mode , press th e [2] key on the 10-k ey pa d to sele ct “E-MAIL ADDRESS”.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-27 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Specifying the SMTP Port Num ber (“SMTP PO RT NO.” Func tion) 1 From the “E-MAIL SETTING 1” menu in the Util ity mode , press the [4] key on the 10-k ey pad to select “SMTP PORT NO.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-28 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 2 Pres s the and ke ys to select “ON” or “O FF”, and th en pres s the [Y es] ke y.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-29 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Specifying the POP3 Serve r Address 1 Pres s the [Ut ilit y] key. T he Util ity mode m enu ap pears. 2 Pres s the or ke y unti l “E- MAIL S ETTING 2” app ears. 3 Press the [1 ] key on the 10-key p ad to select “POP3 SERVER”.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-30 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 3 Pres s the [ Yes] ke y. The E-MAIL SETTING 2 sc reen a ppears ag ain. Specifying the Time out Period for the POP3 Server (“ .
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-31 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 2 Enter the p assword. H For informa tion on enteri ng text, refer to “Ent ering Te xt” on page 3-18 . H Up to 3 2 characte rs can be entere d for the pa ssword. H The ill ustration at th e righ t is an exampl e of the pass word d isplay.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-32 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Specif ying the Addres s for Result Notifications 1 From the “ E-M AIL SETT ING 2 ” menu in the Util ity mode , press th e [7] key on the 10-k ey pa d to sele ct “REPLY ADDRESS”.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-33 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 clicke d after the mess age “Upd ate Suc cessful ” has a ppeared. “Network” tab TCP/IP Configurati on TCP/IP Config uration Funct ion Description IP Addres s Thi s function is u sed to spe cify the IP add ress for th e copier.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-34 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 SMTP & POP3 Config uration SMTP Confi guration Funct ion Description SMTP Serv er Address This f unction is used to speci fy the IP a ddress or host name of an SMTP server.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-35 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 POP3 Configur ation SMTP Serv er Tim eout This functio n is used to speci fy the length of time (30 to 3 00 seconds) u ntil the conn ection to th e SMTP se rver times o ut.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-36 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 FTP & DNS Configurat ion FTP Config uration DNS Configuration Funct ion Description FTP Proxy Server Address This fu nction is used to specify th e IP add ress for th e proxy server use d to access an FTP ser ver.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-37 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 “Fax” Tab Fax Configura tion E-mail Se tting Funct ion Description Text Inser t This function is u sed to spe cify whether o r not text explaining that an im age has be en attache d to the e -mail messag e is inserted wh en scan da ta is sent as an e-mail a ttachment.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-38 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 “Sca n” Tab File Destin ation Settin g 1 Click a numb er in the File Destina tion L ist th at does n ot co ntain a f ile des tinat ion.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-39 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 2 Enter the n ecessary informat ion in the scree n that appears. File D estinatio n 2 4 5 3 1 Funct ion Description Destinatio n Name Th is funct ion i s used t o spec ify the name fo r the fil e destin ation.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-40 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 E-Mail No tification Accoun t Informati on Remote P ort Number This functio n is used to specify the r emote po rt number (1 to 65535) i f a pro xy server is n ot being used. Norm ally, por t number 21 is used.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-41 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.2.3 Adding Destinations Desti nations c an be added us ing the control p anel o f the copi er or us ing PageScop e Light.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-42 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.2.3.1 Using the Control Panel To Add Addresses Specif ying the Setting s for a O ne-Touch Dial Key 1 Press the [Utilit y] key. 2 Press the key unti l “FAX REGISTRAT ION” appears .
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-43 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9 Press the [No] ke y when you ha ve finishe d addi ng addres ses. The FAX REGI STRATION screen appe ars again. Specifying the Setting s for a Speed Di al Number 1 Pres s the [U tili ty] ke y.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-44 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9 Press the [No] ke y wh en you ha ve finishe d addi ng addres ses. The FAX REGISTRATION s creen appears again . Specif ying the Setting s for a G roup Dial Key 1 Press the [Utilit y] key.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-45 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 the desti nation s have b een s pecified. H Up to 5 0 desti nations can be specifi ed for o ne group d ial ke y. H In this c ase, the numbe rs of de stinatio ns sp ecifie d for the on e- touch (gro up dia l) key are added to the cu rrent group d ial setti ng.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-46 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.2.3.2 Using PageScope Light To Add Addresses Specif ying Settings fo r One-To uch Dialing From the page dis played b y cl icking “One-To uch Di al Setting ” in the me nu on the “F ax” tab , one-to uch dial settin gs for the copie r can be s pecif ied.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-47 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Adding a New One-Touc h Dial Setti ng 1 Start up Pag eScope Li ght. H Refer to “Usi ng Page Scope Lig ht” on page 9-10 . 2 Log in to the Admin istrator m ode. 3 Click “One -Touch Dial Setting ” in the menu on the “Fax” ta b.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-48 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Specif ying the Setting s for Spee d Dialing From the page dis playe d by clic king “Sp eed Dial Setting” in the menu o n the “Fax ” tab, spee d dial settings for the copier c an be spe cified.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-49 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Adding a New Speed Dial Se tting 1 Start up Pag eScope Li ght. H Refer to “Usi ng Page Scope Lig ht” on page 9-10 . 2 Log in to the Admin istrato r mode. 3 Click “Sp eed Dial Set ting” in the menu on the “Fax ” tab.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-50 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Specif ying the Setting s for Grou p Dialing From the page display ed by clickin g “Group Dial Sett ing” in the menu on the “Fax ” tab, gro up dial s ettings f or the c opier can be spec ified.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-51 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 5 The Grou p Dial R egistra tion scre en app ears. Desti nation s that hav e already been spe cified for one -touch dialing or speed d ialing can be added to the 50 destinati ons s pecified for a g roup dial k ey.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-52 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Specif ying the Setting s for Spee d Dialing ( FTP Server) From the page d isplayed by cli cking “ File Dest inatio n Setting ” in the me nu on the “Sc an” tab, FT P serve rs can be specifi ed for s peed dial numbers on the c opier.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-53 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Adding a New Speed Dial (F TP Server) Se tting 1 Start up Pag eScope Li ght. H Refer to “Usi ng Page Scope Lig ht” on page 9-10 . 2 Log in to the Admin istrato r mode. 3 Click “Fi le Dest ination Se tting” i n the men u on the “Sc an” tab.
9 9.2 G ett ing R eady 9-54 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 File Destin ation E-Mail No tification Accoun t Informati on Funct ion Description Destinat ion N ame Thi s function is use d to specify the name for the file destin ation.
9.2 Gettin g Ready 9 9-55 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Downloadi ng and Upl oading the Des tination L ist From the page disp layed by clickin g “Dow nloading /Uplo ading D estin ation.
9 9.3 Us ing Scan t o E-mai l Operatio ns 9-56 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.3 Using Sca n to E-mail Op erations Tip With a Scan to E-ma il operati on, docume nts are se nt via a mail serv er. They are not se nt directl y to th e reci pient.
9.3 Using Scan to E-mail Op eration s 9 9-57 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.3.1 Transmission Procedures 9.3.1.1 Starting to Scan 1 Press the [Scan] key. The copie r switche s to Scan mo de, and t he Scan sc reen appe ars. 2 Place th e docu ment t o be sca nned in the au to docum ent fee der.
9 9.3 Us ing Scan t o E-mai l Operatio ns 9-58 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 H If settings such as the su bject , cc recipien t, and resolut ion are not to be s pecified , pres s the [S tart] k ey inste ad of the [Yes] k ey, and skip to step 1 0.
9.3 Using Scan to E-mail Op eration s 9 9-59 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.3.1.2 Changing th e Scan Mo de Settings The sca n mode s ettings c an be chan ged fro m the scre en for sel ecting the resoluti on. If th e settings are not changed, scan d ata will be sent us ing th e default scan mode sett ings, or the i nitial se ttings .
9 9.3 Us ing Scan t o E-mai l Operatio ns 9-60 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 7 To chan ge othe r settings , press th e key. (G o to Step 8 .) H To quit m aking c hanges to the sc an mode settin gs, press the [Start] key . The scr een for selectin g the d ocument mode a ppears.
9.3 Using Scan to E-mail Op eration s 9 9-61 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 then press the [Yes ] key. The SCAN SETTING scree n appe ars. Spec ifyi ng th e Dat a For mat 1 Pres s the [U tili ty] ke y. 2 Press the or ke y unt il “SCAN SETTING” appea rs.
9 9.3 Us ing Scan t o E-mai l Operatio ns 9-62 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.3.1.5 If Memory Becomes Full W hile Scanning A warni ng messa ge will app ear if t he amo unt of fr ee memory in the co pier becom es low while scanni ng a do cume nt.
9.3 Using Scan to E-mail Op eration s 9 9-63 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.3.2 Specifying the Destination Usi ng One-Touch Dial Keys Note The one-t ouch d ial setti ng must h ave alrea dy been s pecified . For inform ation on settin g up on e-touch di al ke ys, refer to “Addin g Destinati ons” o n page 9-4 1.
9 9.3 Us ing Scan t o E-mai l Operatio ns 9-64 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.3.3 Specifying the Dest ination Usi ng Speed Di al Numbers Note The spe ed dia l setting must have alrea dy been s pecifie d. For inform ation on settin g up spee d dial nu mbers, refer to “Add ing Destinati ons” o n page 9-4 1.
9.3 Using Scan to E-mail Op eration s 9 9-65 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.3.4 Specifying the Destination Usi ng Group Dial Keys Note The gr oup dial settin g must ha ve alr eady b een sp ecified. For inform ation on settin g up gro up dial k eys, refe r to “Adding Destinati ons” o n page 9-4 1.
9 9.3 Us ing Scan t o E-mai l Operatio ns 9-66 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.3.5 Specifying the Dest ination Usi ng the Phone Book The p hone book cont ains all program med one- touch d ialing a nd spe ed dialing numb ers, allow ing yo u to se arch for an d select the rec ipien t that you w ish to se nd a d ocument t o.
9.4 Using Sc an to Server (FTP) Opera tions 9 9-67 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.4 Using Sc an to Server (FTP) Operations Tip In order to perform th is ope ration, an FTP serv er addres s must ha ve already been sp ecified. U se PageSc ope Light to specify th e setti ngs.
9 9.4 Using S can to Server (FTP) O perations 9-68 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.4.1 Procedure for Scanning to a Server 9.4.1.1 Using the Auto Document Feeder 1 Press the [Scan] key. The copie r switche s to Scan mo de, and t he scan s creen appears.
9.4 Using Sc an to Server (FTP) Opera tions 9 9-69 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 5 Press the and keys to sele ct the color mod e (“COLOR” or “B/W”), and t hen press the [Yes] k ey. 6 Press the and keys to sele ct the resol ution (150 × 150 dpi , 300 × 300 dp i, or 600 × 600 dpi ), and then press the [Yes ] key.
9 9.4 Using S can to Server (FTP) O perations 9-70 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.4.1.2 If Memory Becomes Full W hile Scanning A warni ng messa ge will app ear if t he amo unt of fr ee memory in the co pier becom es low while scanni ng a do cume nt.
9.5 Using Intern et Faxing Opera tions 9 9-71 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.5 Using Internet Faxing Operations Tip Internet fa xes a re sen t and rece ived via a mai l server.
9 9.5 Using I nternet Faxin g Operatio ns 9-72 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.5.1 Procedure for Sending Internet Faxes 9.5.1.1 Starting to Scan 1 Pres s the [ Fax] key. The copier sw itche s to Fax mode, and t he fax sc reen appe ars. 2 Place th e docu ment to be scan ned in the a uto doc ument fee der.
9.5 Using Intern et Faxing Opera tions 9 9-73 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 H For inform ation on e ntering text, refe r to “En teri ng Te xt” on page 3-18 . 6 Press th e [Start] key. Scanning starts , and the scan data is sent to the reci pien t.
9 9.5 Using I nternet Faxin g Operatio ns 9-74 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.5.2 Specifying the Dest ination Usi ng Programmed Di aling The onl y transmis sion fun ctions that can be used whe n an e-ma il address is sel ected are broadc ast transm ission and ti mer transm ission.
9.5 Using Intern et Faxing Opera tions 9 9-75 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.5.3 Sending a Document to Mul tiple Desti nations (Broadcast Transmiss ion) The sam e scan d ata can b e sent to multip le des tinations . The max imum nu mber of desti nation s that c an be sp ecifie d at on e time is 274.
9 9.5 Using I nternet Faxin g Operatio ns 9-76 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.5.4 Sending a Document at a Specified Time (Timer Transmission) A docume nt can be scanned an d stored in the co pier’s mem ory, then se nt at a specifie d time .
9.5 Using Intern et Faxing Opera tions 9 9-77 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.5.5 Canceling (Deleting ) a Document Queued for Timer Transmission Of the e -mail mess ages sto red in t he cop ier’s me mory a nd reserv ed for timer tra nsmis sion, a speci fic e-mai l messa ge can be sele cted a nd delet ed.
9 9.5 Using I nternet Faxin g Operatio ns 9-78 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.5.6 Receiving Internet Faxes 9.5.6.1 Types of E-mail Mess ages That Can Be Received The cop ier ca n receive the fol lowing types of e-mail m essag es.
9.5 Using Intern et Faxing Opera tions 9 9-79 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 <Scr een du ring auto r ecept ion> 9.5.6.3 Manual Reception If the c opier is no t set to au tomatica lly retri eve mess ages, or you wan t to check for mess ages i mmediat ely, e -mail can be checke d manu ally.
9 9.5 Using I nternet Faxin g Operatio ns 9-80 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 4 Pres s the [ Yes] ke y. The copi er checks th e POP3 se rver for rece ived e-ma il message s, then begins to prin t any mes sages th at have b een re ceived. After check ing for receiv ed e- mail m essages and print ing them, the fax screen a ppears ag ain.
9.5 Using Intern et Faxing Opera tions 9 9-81 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.5.7 Forwarding Fax Documents Fax mes sage s receiv ed by the copie r can b e forward ed to a nother fax machin e (fax num ber) or to an Intern et fax se rvice (e-mail ad dress).
9 9.5 Using I nternet Faxin g Operatio ns 9-82 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 Tip If the opt ion to forward and p rint the documen t (“ON (PRINT)” ) is selecte d, the received fax is fo rwarded to a destinati on afte r printed th e rece ived data .
9.6 Checki ng the Transmis sion/ Recepti on Results 9 9-83 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.6 Checking the Transmission/Reception Results The t ransmiss ion re sults for up to 6 0 messag es, incl uding sent a nd receive d faxe s, are recorded.
9 9.6 Checki ng the Transm ission/Re cepti on Results 9-84 Internet Fax & Networ k Scan Chapte r 9 9.6.1 Checking the Transmission Results 1 Press the [Status] k ey. 2 Pres s the ke y once to sele ct “TX/RX RESULT”, and then p ress the [Yes] key.
Miscellan eous Chap ter 10 10 10 Miscella- neous.
10 10.1 Spe cific ations 10-2 Miscellan eous Chap ter 10 10.1 Sp ecificat ions Specifica tion FA X290 0 FAX3900 Type Desktop Photoco nductor OPC Printing Sys tem El ectrostatic Dr y Powdered I mage Tr.
10.1 Speci ficati ons 10 10-3 Miscellan eous Chap ter 10 Scan to E-ma il / Scan to Server Internet Fax Power Req uirements 110-1 27 V: l ess than 7 A, 50-60 H z 220-240 V: less tha n 3.7 A, 5 0/60 Hz Power C onsumptio n 120-127 V: 770-8 90W 220-240 V: 814-888W Dim ensi ons 416m m (wi dth ) × 419mm (depth) × 408mm (height ) ( 16.
10 10.1 Spe cific ations 10-4 Miscellan eous Chap ter 10 Auto Docume nt Feeder Paper Feed Cassette (option) Specifica tion FA X290 0 FAX3900 Document F eeding System Stan dard Mod e: 1-sided original .
10.2 Fu nction Menu Commands 10 10-5 Miscellan eous Chap ter 10 10.2 Function Menu Commands Function M enu Command s Menu Se tti ngs 1 BROADCAST Recipients 2 TIME R TX Transmissi on time 3 MAILBOX TX .
10 10.3 Care of the Machine 10-6 Miscellan eous Chap ter 10 10.3 Care of the Machine Cleaning Turn off the ma chine before cle aning it. Housing Cove r § Wipe the surfac e of the h ousin g cover wi th a so ft cloth d ampened with a mild hou sehol d detergen t.
10.4 Gloss ary 10 10-7 Miscellan eous Chap ter 10 10.4 Glossa ry Terms and Definitions Term Definition Automatic re dialing If a call cann ot be comp leted, for example if th e reci pient’s mac hine is busy, the recipient is a utomatical ly called ag ain.
10 10.5 Paper Size a nd Zoom Rat io Tabl es 10-8 Miscellan eous Chap ter 10 10.5 Paper Size and Zoom Ratio Tables Paper Sizes Paper For mat Metric Si ze Inch Size A4 210 mm × 297 mm 8-1/4 × 11-3/4 A.
10.5 Pap er Size and Zoom Ratio Table s 10 10-9 Miscellan eous Chap ter 10 Zoom Ratios Metric Siz es Document Paper Size Desired P aper Size Zoom Ratio A4 210 mm × 297 mm 8-1/4 × 11- 3/4 A5 × 0.70 A6 × 0.50 B5 × 0.86 B6 × 0.61 A5 148 mm × 210 mm 5-3/4 × 8-1 /4 A6 × 0.
10 10.5 Paper Size a nd Zoom Rat io Tabl es 10-10 Miscellan eous Chap ter 10 Zoom r atio = Pape r size/ Docum ent si ze 1 inch = 25.4 m m 1 mm = 0 .0394 i nch Letter 8-1/2 × 11 215.9 mm × 279.4 mm Invoice × 0.64 Invoice 5-1/2 × 8-1/2 139.7 mm × 215.
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