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Transmission Features
27
3
Transmission Features
Detecting Blank Sheet
Upon completion of the first page
scanning, an alarm sounds if the page
is nearly blank. When this happens, a
message appears for a few seconds.
The message differs depending on
number of pages to be scanned and
transmission mode.
• When sending a document using
Immediate Transmission or when
all pages have been scanned in
Memory Transmission:
• When same pages are left un-
scanned in Parallel Memory Trans-
mission or Memory Transmission:
When the "
Some page(s) are
near blank. To cancel, press
Stop." message appears, if scan-
ning is continuing, you can cancel
the transmission.
Limitation
The blank sheet-detecting function
works only when an original is
scanned using the ADF (Auto Doc-
ument Feeder).
The blank sheet-detecting function
is ineffective for second and subse-
quent pages.
Note
Even if a near blank sheet is detect-
ed, it is transmitted as normal.
You can turn this function on or off
with the User Parameter. See p.76
“User Parameters” (switch 11, bit
2).
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- Facsimile Reference 1
- <Advanced Features> 1
- Printed in China 2
- EN USA B168-8657 2
- Copyright © 2004 4
- Manuals for This Machine 5
- Other manuals 6
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- 9. Appendix 10
- How to Read This Manual 11
- Names of Major Options 12
- 1. Transmission Mode 13
- F Press the {OK} key 14
- G Press the {Cancel} key 14
- User Transmission 15
- E Press the {OK} key 16
- F Press the {Cancel} key 16
- E-mail Options 17
- Fax Header Print 18
- Label Insertion 19
- Transmission Mode 20
- 2. Communication 21
- Information 21
- D Press [Delete] 22
- E Press the {Cancel} key 22
- Standby File List) 23
- Reference 24
- D Press [Print] 26
- (Print Memory Lock File) 27
- Printing the Journal 29
- 1. Printing date 30
- 2. Programmed sender name 30
- 5. Other end 30
- E-mail Reception 32
- Handy Dialing Functions 33
- D Press the {Start} key 34
- On Hook Dial 35
- Manual Dial 36
- Transmission Features 37
- More Transmission Functions 38
- JBIG Transmission 40
- Printed Report 41
- Communication Failure Report 42
- Transmission Result Report 42
- (Immediate Transmission) 42
- 4. Reception Features 43
- Substitute Reception 44
- Important 45
- Reception Functions 46
- This machine 48
- E-mail: [email protected] 48
- FAX No:212-123-5678 48
- JBIG Reception 49
- Auto Fax Reception Power-up 49
- Printing Options 50
- Reception Time 51
- Combine Two Originals 51
- Priority Table 53
- Setting priority trays 53
- Just size printing 54
- 5. Using Fax with Computers 55
- Before Use 56
- Installing the Software 56
- Preparation 57
- Applications Stored on the 58
- Setting LAN-Fax Properties 58
- Basic Transmission 59
- C Click [OK] 60
- D Specify the destination 60
- E Specify options 61
- F Click [Send] 61
- A Click [Option...] 62
- Printing and Saving 63
- D Click [Close] 64
- Editing Fax Cover Sheets 65
- Using Fax with Computers 66
- LAN-Fax Error Report 67
- LAN-Fax Operation Messages 67
- Web Browser 68
- F Close the Web browser 69
- 6. Facsimile Features 71
- E-mail Settings 72
- Key Operator Tools 72
- -Displays 72
- -Key Operator Code 73
- Quitting Default Settings 75
- Print List/Report 75
- General Settings/Adjust 76
- Reception Settings 77
- E-mail Settings 78
- C Press the {OK} key 79
- Facsimile Features 80
- 7. Key Operator Setting 81
- Programming an End Receiver 83
- Forwarding Mark 84
- Memory Lock 85
- User Parameters 86
- Changing the User Parameters 89
- Home Position 91
- •Fax Header 92
- “Fax Header Print” 92
- Changing the Home Position 93
- Special Senders to Treat 94
- Differently 94
- Authorized Reception 95
- Forwarding 95
- Memory Lock 95
- Limitation 96
- Authorized RX (Authorized 97
- Reception) 97
- Forwarding 97
- J Press [Exit] 98
- Programming Authorized RX 100
- Programming Special RX 100
- Function 100
- Programming a Memory Lock ID 101
- Selecting Dial/Push Phone 102
- G3 Analog Line 103
- Outside Access No 104
- Using Key Operator Settings 105
- Key Operator Setting 106
- 8. Solving Operation Problems 107
- Power Failure 108
- Error Mail Notification 109
- Error Report (Mail) 109
- Server-Generated Error E-mail 109
- Solving Operation Problems 110
- Selecting the Line Type 112
- Optional Equipment 114
- Specifications 115
- Compatible Machines 116
- Acceptable Types of Originals 117
- -Maximum scan area 118
- Maximum Values 119
- 114 EN USA B168-8657 124
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