Detailed instructions for use are in the User's Guide.
[. . . ] P R E - I N S T A L L A T I O N E O U I R E M E N T S O R C A N O N F A C S I M I L EE Q U I P M E N T R F A. Location S u p p l ya s u r t a b l ea t J l ec a b i n e t , r d e s k . S e e b r o c h u r e o r u n i t ' s t , o f dimensions nd weigfrt. O n l y a s i n g l et e l e p h o n e i n et o u c h { o n e o r r o t a r yi s t o b e u s e d . [. . . ] During your messago, your fax checks the incoming call for tho CNG (calling tone) signal that identifiesthe call as a fac s im i Ie transmission, . lf a CNG signa/ is detocted, your fax will roceive the document automaticallyafter your rnessage plays back. lf a CNG slgna/ is not detected, your fax will let your answering machine record the voice message of the other parly. lf the other party is dialing manually to send a document, or if the other party'sfax cannot send a CNG signal, ho or she will have to follow the instructlons of your voice message to send the documenf (see the sample message on the previous page).
Whenyou returnto the office, turn the answering machine off.
. To ensure that the answering machine doesn't affect your fax communications, always turn the answering machine off when it is not rn use.
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youreset the fax for manualreception auto receiving. When both lamps aro off, the fax ls set for manual You have to answer the phone and press to receive the document. When the AUTO lamp is on, the fax ls sef to receive documents automatically. Some answering machines cannot be used with this feature.
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r Adiusting the fax lor use with different types of answering machines When you the fax is set to answerthrough an answeringmachine, first the answeringmachinewill answerthe call. Next, the fax will detect if the caller is a telephoneor anotherfacsimileunit: . lf the fax detects a facsimilecallingtone (CNG), it will receivethe document automatically. lf the fax detects silencefor six seconds, it will receivethe document automatically. Six seconds is the factory setting. The fax can receivedocuments into the memory when printingdocuments from memory (semi-dual access). r Printing documents received in the memory Followthis procedureto print the contents of the memory. lf the memorybecomeslull, it won'tbe ableto receiveany moredocuments.
this lampis blinking, 1 Whenthe ueuoRy in the memory meansthereare documents waiting be printed. to and makesurethereis 2 Checkthe printer paperfeeder. lf the paperin the printer supplyis low, put more paperin the printer paperfeeder. 21) ("
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whenthereare a lf you experience powerfailure are all in documents the memory, the documents the erased. Afterpoweris turnedon again, fax to prints report tell you the numberof a automatically numbers. Use lost documents andtheirtransaction the the listto request otherpartyto sendthe again. document(s)
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see"paper", 21 redialing { a c s i m i l en u m b e r , 4 8 registering C o d e d s p e e d d i a l i n g , 8 5 l o n g d { s t a n c en u m b e r s , 7 7 O n e - t o u c hd i a l i n g , 7 6 pauses, 77 polling lD, 96 p r i n t i n g r e g i s t e r e dn u m b o r s , 8 4 s w i t c h b o a r dn u m b e r s , 7 7 t u r n i n g o f f R E G I S T R A T I O Ns w i t c h , 3 2
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