User manual BT IMAGE 370

[. . . ] PUSH TO OPEN Image 370 START FAX BACK Combined Fax Copier & Telephone RECEIVE MODE STOP SET UP 1 GH AB DE 2 5 I 3 M 1 2 4 P JK L C F 6 3 R 4 NO PQ 7 TU WX 8 0 9 DIRECTORY REDIAL 5 6 D Image 370 combined fax, copier, telephone and answering machine User guide . . ANSWER s q MEMO DELETE I I . RS V YZ 7 Call Return 8 Call Divert 9 10 s PLAY l l . . . . . . Control panels START FAX BACK RECEIVE MODE STOP SET UP 1 G AB 2 5 3 M DE F 1 2 4 P JK C 6 3 R 4 PQ 7 D P Pause button - inserts a pause when entering a number. Recall button - for use with switchboards and BT Select Services. Automatically retrieves a document from a fax machine set ready for polling. Press to begin sending or copying a document. HI NO TU L W 8 0 9 DIRECTORY REDIAL 5 6 RS Z XY V 7 Call Return 8 Call Divert 9 10 REDIAL SET UP Redials phone and fax numbers. [. . . ] · Press the SET UP button; display shows SET RESOLUTION. · Press the button; display shows NORMAL. · Use the or buttons to change the RESOLUTION setting. · When the setting you require is shown in the display press the button to confirm the new setting; display shows DOCUMENT READY. To change the default fax resolution SET UP For normal documents containing easy-to-read text. FINE For small or hard-to-read text. SUPER FINE (SFINE) For a document containing very small hard-toread text or detailed drawings. PHOTO For pages containing pictures, photographs or drawings which contain colours or varying shades of grey. · Press the SET UP button; display shows SET RESOLUTION. · Press the or buttons until the display shows USER SET UP. · Press the button; display shows LINE SET-UP. 37 Additional features · Press the or buttons until the display shows FAX FUNCTIONS. · Press the button; display shows ACTIVITY REPORT. · Press the or buttons until the display shows RESOLUTION DEF. · Press the button; display shows NORMAL. · Press the or buttons to display the Contrast You can choose different contrast settings to ensure best quality when sending or copying a document. The available contrast settings are: NORMAL DARK ORIGINAL LIGHT ORIGINAL available options. · When the required setting is displayed, press the button. · Press the STOP button 3 times to return to standby mode. To change the resolution for copying The pre-set default resolution for copying is FINE. This can be changed manually when making individual copies. The resolution will revert to FINE once the document has been copied. START The pre-set default contrast setting for both sending and copying a document is NORMAL. The contrast can be changed manually for each document. Contrast reverts to the default setting once sending or copying is complete. The default setting also can be changed from NORMAL to DARK ORIGINAL or LIGHT ORIGINAL. SET UP · Insert the document to be copied. · Press the SET UP button to change the Use the NORMAL setting for documents which contain clearly printed information. For documents with a dark background, select the DARK setting. For light documents in pencil or thin print quality select the LIGHT setting. To change the contrast for individual faxes and copies SET UP resolution setting. · When the required resolution is displayed press the START button to begin copying. · Insert the document to be sent; display shows DOCUMENT READY. · Press the SET UP button; display shows SET RESOLUTION. 38 Additional features · Press the or buttons until the display shows SET CONTRAST. [. . . ] How many phones you can have Your exchange line provides only a small current to make your telephone ring. Although you may have any number of sockets it is important to limit the number of telephones and other items of apparatus connected to the line by these sockets. This ensures that each telephone will receive enough current to ring. Every telephone or item of apparatus has a Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) In most cases a standard line should provide enough current for two or more telephones or items of apparatus, if the REN's add up to no more than 4. 65 Technical information Image 370 has a REN of 1. [. . . ]