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Contents-2 FK-506
2.4 Entering text..................................................................................... 2-12
Changing the input mode ............................................................. 2-12
Key operation................................................................................ 2-12
Text input example ....................................................................... 2-14
Correcting text and input precautions.......................................... 2-18
To add a character within text ...................................................... 2-18
To enter text with the keypad ....................................................... 2-18
To enter a space ........................................................................... 2-18
To stop entering text..................................................................... 2-18
2.5 Selecting and checking initial settings.......................................... 2-19
Required settings.......................................................................... 2-19
Checking the initial settings.......................................................... 2-19
Setting the current date and time
("DATE&TIME" parameter)............................................................ 2-20
Specifying the machine’s fax number
("USER FAX NO." parameter) ....................................................... 2-23
Programming the transmission source name
("USER NAME" parameter)........................................................... 2-25
Selecting the telephone dialing system
("TONE/PULSE" parameter) ......................................................... 2-28
Selecting the telephone wiring system
("PSTN/PBX" parameter) .............................................................. 2-30
3Faxing
3.1 General transmission operation....................................................... 3-3
3.2 Positioning the document................................................................. 3-6
Loading the document into the document feeder .......................... 3-6
Placing the document on the original glass.................................... 3-9
3.3 Selecting the fax quality.................................................................. 3-10
Selecting a Quality setting ............................................................ 3-11
3.4 Specifying a recipient...................................................................... 3-12
Specifying a single recipient......................................................... 3-12
Manual dialing............................................................................... 3-13
One-touch dialing ......................................................................... 3-14
Speed dialing ................................................................................ 3-16
Group dialing ................................................................................ 3-18
Program dialing............................................................................. 3-20
Phone book dialing (LIST, SEARCH) ............................................ 3-22
Chain dialing ................................................................................. 3-25
Specifying multiple destinations
(broadcast transmission)............................................................... 3-27
Manual redialing............................................................................ 3-30
Содержание
- Fk 506 user manual 1
- Contents 3
- Introduction 3
- Precaution 3
- Faxing 4
- Internet faxing 6
- Useful transmission and reception functions 6
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 7
- Appendix 9
- Troubleshooting 9
- Introduction 13
- Trademarks and copyrights 13
- Available fax features 14
- Sending 14
- Receiving 16
- Caution 18
- Danger 18
- Explanation of manual conventions 18
- Safety advices 18
- Sequence of action 18
- Warning 18
- Special text markings 19
- Caution 20
- Safety information 20
- Warning 20
- Warning and precaution symbols 20
- Disassemble and modification 21
- Fk 506 1 11 21
- Ignoring this warnings could cause serious injury or even death do not ignore this safety advices 21
- Introduction 21
- Meaning of symbols 21
- Warning 21
- 12 fk 506 22
- Ignoring this warnings could cause serious injury or even death do not ignore this safety advices 22
- Introduction 22
- Power cord 22
- Warning 22
- Caution 23
- Fk 506 1 13 23
- Ignoring this cautions could cause injury or damage to property do not ignore this safety advices 23
- Ignoring this warnings could cause serious injury or even death do not ignore this safety advices 23
- Introduction 23
- Power source 23
- Warning 23
- 14 fk 506 24
- Caution 24
- Grounding 24
- Ignoring this cautions could cause injury or damage to property do not ignore this safety advices 24
- Ignoring this warnings could cause serious injury or even death do not ignore this safety advices 24
- Introduction 24
- Power plug 24
- Warning 24
- Caution 25
- Fk 506 1 15 25
- Ignoring this cautions could cause injury or damage to property do not ignore this safety advices 25
- Ignoring this warnings could cause serious injury or even death do not ignore this safety advices 25
- Installation 25
- Introduction 25
- Warning 25
- 16 fk 506 26
- Actions in response to troubles 26
- Caution 26
- Ignoring this cautions could cause injury or damage to property do not ignore this safety advices 26
- Ignoring this warnings could cause serious injury or even death do not ignore this safety advices 26
- Introduction 26
- Ventilation 26
- Warning 26
- Caution 27
- Consumables 27
- Fk 506 1 17 27
- Ignoring this cautions could cause injury or damage to property do not ignore this safety advices 27
- Ignoring this warnings could cause serious injury or even death do not ignore this safety advices 27
- Introduction 27
- Warning 27
- 18 fk 506 28
- Caution 28
- Ignoring this cautions could cause injury or damage to property do not ignore this safety advices 28
- Introduction 28
- When moving the machine 28
- For canada 29
- Special notice to user 29
- For u s a 30
- Caution 32
- Warning 32
- For europe 33
- For new zealand 33
- Fk 506 2 3 37
- Main unit 37
- Part names and their functions 37
- Precaution 37
- 4 fk 506 38
- Precaution 38
- 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 39
- 2 3 4 5 6 39
- Control panel parts and their functions 39
- Fk 506 2 5 39
- Names of control panel parts and their functions 39
- Precaution 39
- 23 24 25 26 40
- 6 fk 506 40
- Precaution 40
- Fk 506 2 7 41
- Precaution 41
- 32 33 34 42
- 8 fk 506 42
- Precaution 42
- Display indications 43
- Fax mode screen 1 2 43
- Fk 506 2 9 43
- Memory 100 43
- Other setting 43
- Precaution 43
- Quality std text 43
- 10 fk 506 44
- Fax mode icons 44
- Precaution 44
- Default settings 45
- Power supply 45
- 12 fk 506 46
- A letters and symbols can be entered 46
- Changing the input mode 46
- Characters that can be entered with keypad 46
- Each press of the 123 abc key switches between number input mode and letter symbol input mode 46
- Entering text 46
- Follow the procedure described below to enter text when specifying the user name or programming one touch dial keys with the recipient name 46
- Key operation 46
- Numbers can be entered 46
- Precaution 46
- Switch between numbers and letters symbols by pressing the 123 abc key 46
- The following characters can be entered with each key in the keypad 46
- Using the keypad type in numbers letters and symbols 46
- When 1 appears in the display numbers will be entered 46
- When a appears in the display letters symbols will be entered 46
- O name 48
- Of name 48
- One touch dial 48
- Text input example 48
- _ name 48
- Correcting text and input precautions 52
- To add a character within text 52
- To enter a space 52
- To enter text with the keypad 52
- To stop entering text 52
- Checking the initial settings 53
- Required settings 53
- Selecting and checking initial settings 53
- Admin management admin no 54
- Admin management user management 54
- Copy setting 1 54
- Setting the current date and time date time parameter 54
- Utility mode 54
- Admin management 55
- Comm setting remote monitor 55
- Date time 55
- User fax no date time 55
- User name 55
- User setting 55
- Zone gmt 55
- Date time 56
- Zone gmt 56
- Admin management admin no 57
- Admin management user management 57
- Copy setting 1 57
- Specifying the machine s fax number user fax no parameter 57
- Utility mode 57
- Admin management 58
- Comm setting remote monitor 58
- User fax no 58
- User fax no date time 58
- User name 58
- User setting 58
- Admin management user management 59
- Copy setting 1 59
- Programming the transmission source name user name parameter 59
- Utility mode 59
- Admin management 60
- Admin management admin no 60
- Comm setting remote monitor 60
- User fax no date time 60
- User name 60
- User setting 60
- User name 61
- Admin management admin no 62
- Admin management user management 62
- Copy setting 1 62
- Selecting the telephone dialing system tone pulse parameter 62
- Utility mode 62
- Admin management 63
- Comm setting 63
- Comm setting remote monitor 63
- Line monitor tone pulse 63
- Pstn pbx 63
- User setting 63
- Admin management admin no 64
- Admin management user management 64
- Copy setting 1 64
- Selecting the telephone wiring system pstn pbx parameter 64
- Utility mode 64
- Admin management 65
- Comm setting 65
- Comm setting remote monitor 65
- Line monitor tone pulse 65
- Pbx pstn 65
- Pstn pbx 65
- User setting 65
- Pbx pre fix no 1_ 66
- Faxing 69
- General transmission operation 69
- Book scan 70
- Manual auto detection 70
- Memory 100 70
- Other setting 70
- Quality std text 70
- Memory 100 71
- Next page auto scan ok tx start 71
- Quality std text 71
- Scan book auto scan ok size 71
- Loading the document into the document feeder 72
- Positioning the document 72
- Faxing 73
- Fk 506 3 7 73
- Non standard sized documents with the following maximum sizes can be scanned 73
- Slide the document guides to fit the size of document being loaded 73
- Placing the document on the original glass 75
- Selecting the fax quality 76
- Fine text std text 77
- Quality 77
- S fine text 77
- Selecting a quality setting 77
- Specifying a recipient 78
- Specifying a single recipient 78
- Manual dialing 79
- Memory 100 79
- Other setting 79
- Quality std text 79
- One touch dialing 80
- Memory 100 82
- Quality std text 82
- Speed dial 011 press ok key 82
- Speed dialing 82
- Aaa oasaka 83
- Memory 100 83
- Other setting 83
- Quality std text 83
- Group dialing 84
- Memory 100 85
- Nagoya 85
- Other setting 85
- Quality std text 85
- Program dialing 86
- Phone book 88
- Phone book dialing list search 88
- Search list 88
- Aaa osaka aaa new york 89
- Aaa tokyo 89
- Phone book list 89
- Phone book search 89
- Aaa osaka aaa new york 90
- Aaa tokyo 90
- Phone book search 90
- Chain dialing 91
- Memory 100 91
- Quality std text 91
- Memory 100 92
- Quality std text 92
- Specifying multiple destinations broadcast transmission 93
- Broadcast 94
- Destination 94
- Fax function 94
- Mailbox tx broadcast 94
- Print mailbox rx 94
- Broadcast 95
- Check edit add 95
- Return 95
- Manual redialing 96
- If the memory becomes full 97
- Mem full tx cancel 97
- No yes 97
- Operations while scanning documents 97
- If the fax cannot be sent 98
- Faxing after completing a telephone call manual faxing 99
- Memory 100 100
- Quality std text talking 100
- Canceling deleting a queued transmission 101
- Fax function 101
- Return cancel reserv 101
- Stopping the transmission 101
- Cancel reserv 102
- No yes 102
- Timer tx 01 18 00 102
- Checking machine counters 103
- Confirm mode 103
- Machine counters that can be checked 103
- Print report 103
- Tx rx result total page 103
- Rx pages tx pages 104
- Size count total count 104
- Total page 104
- Total scan 104
- Aaa tokyo ok 105
- Checking communication results 105
- Checking communication results reports lists 105
- Confirm mode 105
- Print report 105
- Report start 105
- Tx rx result 105
- Tx rx result total page 105
- Confirm mode 106
- Print report 106
- Printing reports lists 106
- Tx rx result total page 106
- Activity report 107
- Print report 107
- Rx result report tx result report 107
- 42 fk 506 108
- Faxing 108
- However when printing on a5 v b5 v or invoice 8 1 2 e 5 1 2 v paper the report may be split and printed on multiple pages 108
- Paper of the following sizes can be used to output the reports metric a5 v b5 v a4 w v b4 w a3 w inch invoice 8 1 2 e 5 1 2 v letter w v legal 8 1 2 e 14 w ledger 11 e 17 w 108
- Rx result report 108
- The document number caller name date received starting time of reception number of pages received time required mode and reception result are printed 108
- The document number recipient name date sent starting time of transmission number of document pages time required mode and transmission result are printed 108
- Tx result report 108
- Types of reports lists 108
- A reduced image of the first page of the document stored in the memory and waiting to be sent in addition to the document number type of operation to be performed recipient caller name date time and number of document pages are printed 109
- Activity report 109
- Faxing 109
- Fk 506 3 43 109
- Memory data list 109
- Memory image print 109
- The document number type of operation to be performed time recipient caller name and number of document pages are printed 109
- The number document number communication date starting time of transmission reception whether a transmission or reception was performed recipient caller name number of pages sent received mode and communication result are printed 109
- This is a list of documents stored in the memory and waiting to be sent and documents specified for timer transmission batch transmission or polling reception 109
- This machine is set to automatically print the report each time a total of 60 communications have been performed 109
- 44 fk 506 110
- Configuration page 110
- Faxing 110
- Key setting list 110
- Machine status list 110
- One touch list 110
- Pcl font list 110
- Relay box list 110
- Speed dial list 110
- The current machine settings are printed 110
- The group dialing and program dialing settings specified for one touch dial keys are printed in the numerical order of the keys 110
- The list of pcl fonts are printed 110
- The list of print settings are printed 110
- The recipients registered with the one touch dial keys are printed in the numerical order of the keys 110
- The recipients registered with the speed dial numbers are printed in numerical order 110
- The status and settings for the 10 relay user boxes are printed 110
- This option is available only if optional image controller ic 206 is installed 110
- Memory transmission 111
- Memory transmission and real time transmission 111
- Real time transmission 112
- Memory 100 114
- Other setting 114
- Quality std text 114
- Sending a fax at a specified time 114
- Fax other setting 115
- Return 115
- Sub sid setting timer setting 115
- Timer 18 0_ 115
- Batch transmission 117
- Automatic reception dedicated fax mode 118
- Memory reception 118
- Paper sizes for received faxes 118
- Receiving 118
- Manual reception 119
- Making a telephone call 120
- Receiving a telephone call 120
- Useful transmission and reception functions 123
- Using f codes 123
- Fax other setting 124
- Memory 100 124
- Other setting 124
- Quality std text 124
- Return 124
- Specifying f codes when sending faxes 124
- Sub sid setting timer setting 124
- 0123456_ destination 126
- Modem speed sub sid setting 126
- Other setting 126
- Return 126
- Specifying f codes when registering destinations 126
- Speed dial 011 126
- Mailbox communication 128
- Registering mailboxes 128
- Mailbox transmission 129
- 01234_ destination 130
- Fax function 130
- Mailbox id 130
- Mailbox tx 130
- Mailbox tx broadcast 130
- Print mailbox rx 130
- Mailbox id 131
- Password 131
- Fax function 132
- Mailbox tx broadcast 132
- Print mailbox rx 132
- Printing documents received in mailboxes 132
- Print mailbox rx mailbox id 133
- Polling transmission 134
- Fax function 135
- Multi single 135
- Poll id 135
- Polling rx 135
- Polling tx 135
- Relay initiate 135
- Return 135
- Password 136
- Poll id 136
- Deleting a polling transmission document 137
- Fax function 137
- Multi single 137
- Polling rx 137
- Polling tx 137
- Relay initiate 137
- Return 137
- Poll id 138
- Poll id 0000 138
- Return delete 138
- Fax function 139
- Polling reception 139
- Polling rx polling tx 139
- Relay initiate 139
- Destination 0123456 140
- Poll id 140
- Poll id setting 140
- Polling rx 140
- Check edit add 141
- Password 141
- Poll id 141
- Polling rx 141
- Return 141
- Relay initiating transmission 142
- Fax function 143
- Polling rx polling tx 143
- Relay initiate 143
- Destination 0123456_ 144
- Relay box id 144
- Relay initiate 144
- Password 145
- Relay box id 145
- Relay broadcast transmissions 146
- Relay station 146
- Forwarding 148
- Faxing from a computer direct faxing 149
- 30 fk 506 150
- Detail for details on the network settings refer to the user manual for image controller ic 206 or network interface card nc 503 150
- In order to perform a direct fax transmission settings must be specified for the following in the network setting menu which can be displayed after selecting admin management in the utility menu 150
- Parameters that must be specified for direct faxing 150
- Useful transmission and reception functions 150
- Internet faxing 153
- Sending internet faxes 153
- General transmission operation 154
- Memory 100 155
- Other setting 155
- Quality std text 155
- St test local_ 155
- Book scan 156
- Manual auto detection 156
- Memory 100 156
- Next page auto scan ok tx start 156
- Quality std text 156
- Scan book auto scan ok size 156
- Ldap search 158
- Phone book 158
- Search list 158
- Searching the phone book ldap search 158
- E mail name 159
- Ldap search 159
- Ldap search name 159
- Ldap search e mail 160
- Ldap search name 160
- Tokyo aaa tokyo 160
- Tokyo01 160
- Aaatokyo test local aaa tokyo 161
- Ldap search 161
- Ldap search e mail 161
- Press ok key 161
- Tokyo01 test local aaatokyo test loca 161
- Tokyo02 test local 161
- Basic advanced timer setting 162
- Fax other setting 162
- Memory 100 162
- Other setting 162
- Quality std text 162
- Return 162
- Specifying the transmission time 162
- Specifying transmission settings 162
- St test local_ 162
- Fax other setting timer 18 00 163
- Basic advanced timer setting 164
- Fax other setting 164
- Memory 100 164
- Other setting 164
- Quality std text 164
- Return 164
- Selecting basic advanced settings 164
- St test local_ 164
- Advanced basic 165
- Basic advanced 165
- Advanced 166
- Advanced basic 166
- Basic advanced 166
- Coding method 166
- Max quality max tx size 166
- Selecting the setting for max tx size 166
- Max tx size 167
- Advanced 168
- Advanced basic 168
- Basic advanced 168
- Coding method 168
- Max quality max tx size 168
- Selecting the setting for max quality 168
- Max quality 169
- S fine fine 169
- Advanced 170
- Advanced basic 170
- Basic advanced 170
- Coding method 170
- Max quality max tx size 170
- Selecting the setting for coding method 170
- Coding method 171
- Fine text std text 172
- Quality 172
- Quality settings 172
- S fine text 172
- Specifying the image quality and density when scanning 172
- Density 173
- Density settings 173
- Admin management admin no 174
- Admin management user management 174
- Copy setting 1 174
- Specifying a subject default subject parameter 174
- Specifying additional settings 174
- Utility mode 174
- Admin management 175
- Default subject 175
- E mail mode 175
- E mail setting 1 175
- Informa_ 175
- Network setting remote monitor 175
- Pop before smtp default subject 175
- Admin management admin no 176
- Admin management user management 176
- Copy setting 1 176
- Specifying the reply address reply address parameter 176
- Utility mode 176
- Admin management 177
- E mail setting 2 177
- E mail setting 2 ldap setting comm setting 177
- Header print reply address 177
- Reply address 177
- Return 177
- Tokyo 01 test 177
- Admin management admin no 178
- Admin management user management 178
- Copy setting 1 178
- Specifying header printing header print parameter 178
- Utility mode 178
- Admin management 179
- E mail setting 2 179
- E mail setting 2 ldap setting comm setting 179
- Header print 179
- Header print reply address 179
- On off 179
- Return 179
- Data that can be received 180
- Receiving internet faxes 180
- Admin management admin no 181
- Admin management user management 181
- Automatically receiving internet faxes 181
- Copy setting 1 181
- Utility mode 181
- Admin management 182
- Auto reception 182
- E mail setting 2 182
- E mail setting 2 ldap setting comm setting 182
- Min 1 60min 182
- On off 182
- Pop3 password pop3 account 182
- Auto reception 183
- Min 1 60min 183
- On off 183
- Fax function 184
- Internet fax rx 184
- Internet fax rx cancel reserv 184
- Manually receiving internet faxes 184
- Return 184
- Return receive e mail 184
- Detail depending on the options installed some parameters may not be available if an unavailable parameter is selected an error message appears 187
- Fk 506 6 3 187
- Items 1 5 and 8 through 12 in the following table are described in this manual for details on items 2 through 4 6 and 7 refer to the user manual of the copier for details on item 13 refer to the user manual for optional image controller ic 206 or for network interface card nc 503 187
- The utility mode menu contains 13 items 187
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 187
- Utility mode menu 187
- 4 fk 506 188
- Note the settings for all menu parameters except those for items 3 4 and 9 can also be specified from lsd local setup for diagnostic for details refer to local setup for diagnostic lsd on page 8 4 188
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 188
- When optional image controller ic 206 or network interface card nc 503 is installed on the machine settings can also be specified from the network tool pagescope web connection the settings that can be specified are for menu parameters for items 8 and 10 through 12 for details refer to the user manual for the corresponding option 188
- Fk 506 6 5 189
- From the machine setting menu the following machine settings can be changed 189
- Machine setting 189
- Machine setting parameters 189
- The setting procedures for parameters 10 through 12 are described below for setting procedures for parameters 1 through 9 refer to the user manual of the copier 189
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 189
- 6 fk 506 190
- Note the settings for all parameters on the machine setting menu can also be specified from lsd local setup for diagnostic for details refer to local setup for diagnostic lsd on page 8 4 190
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 190
- Custom size memory 191
- Displaying the machine setting menu 191
- Paper source setup machine setting 191
- Utility mode 191
- Buzzer volume 192
- Custom size memory 192
- Initial mode buzzer volume 192
- Low off 192
- Machine setting 192
- Paper source setup machine setting 192
- Scan threshold 192
- Selecting the buzzer volume buzzer volume parameter 192
- Utility mode 192
- Changing the initial mode initial mode parameter 193
- Custom size memory 193
- Fax copy 193
- Initial mode 193
- Initial mode buzzer volume 193
- Machine setting 193
- Paper source setup machine setting 193
- Scan threshold 193
- Utility mode 193
- Changing the scanning threshold scan threshold parameter 194
- Custom size memory 194
- Initial mode buzzer volume 194
- Kbyte 256 kbyte 194
- Machine setting 194
- Paper source setup machine setting 194
- Scan threshold 194
- Utility mode 194
- Admin management 195
- Admin management menu items 195
- Fk 506 6 11 195
- From the admin management menu various parameters for controlling the use of the machine can be specified in order to specify settings for the admin management parameters the administrator access code must be entered 195
- Item 4 and the line monitor parameter in item 8 are described in this manual for details on the other menu parameters for item 5 and for the menu parameters for item 6 refer to selecting and checking initial settings on page 2 19 for details on the menu parameters for items 1 through 3 refer to the user manual of the copier 195
- Note for details on programming and specifying settings for the administrator access code contact your service representative 195
- Reminder the administrator should be sure to keep the administrator access code in a safe place 195
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 195
- 12 fk 506 196
- Note for details on specifying settings for the parameters on the user setting menu refer to selecting and checking initial settings on page 2 19 196
- The settings for all parameters available from the admin management menu except for the menu parameters in item 6 can also be specified from lsd local setup for diagnostic for details refer to local setup for diagnostic lsd on page 8 4 196
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 196
- Admin management admin no 197
- Admin management user management 197
- Copy setting 1 197
- Displaying the admin management menu 197
- Utility mode 197
- Admin management 199
- Admin management user management 199
- Comm setting remote monitor 199
- Copy setting 1 199
- Limited off 199
- Remote monitor 199
- Specifying remote monitoring remote monitor parameter 199
- User setting 199
- Utility mode 199
- Password 0000 full access 200
- Remote monitor 200
- Admin management 201
- Admin management user management 201
- Comm setting remote monitor 201
- Copy setting 1 201
- Selecting the line monitoring volume line monitor parameter 201
- User setting 201
- Utility mode 201
- Comm setting 202
- Line monitor 202
- Line monitor tone pulse 202
- Low off 202
- Pstn pbx 202
- Dial registration 203
- Dial registration menu items 203
- Fk 506 6 19 203
- From the dial registration menu destinations for one touch dial keys speed dial numbers group dialing and program dialing can be registered and their settings can be changed 203
- Note except for item 4 all items available from the dial registration menu can also be specified from lsd local setup for diagnostic for details refer to local setup for diagnostic lsd on page 8 4 203
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 203
- When optional network interface card nc 503 or image controller ic 206 is installed on the machine settings can also be specified from the network tool pagescope web connection all items except for item 4 can be specified for details refer to the user manual for the corresponding option 203
- Dial registration copy setting 2 204
- Displaying the dial registration menu 204
- Fax registration 204
- Utility mode 204
- Registering one touch dial destinations 205
- 0123456 destination 206
- Aaa tokyo_ 206
- One touch dial 01 206
- One touch dial select regist key 206
- Other setting 206
- Batch time 207
- Modem speed sub sid setting 207
- One touch dial 01 207
- Batch time 208
- Kbps 33 kbps 208
- Modem speed 208
- Timer 18 00 208
- Changing canceling a programmed one touch dial key 209
- Dial registration 209
- Dial registration copy setting 2 209
- Fax registration 209
- Group dial 209
- One touch dial select regist key 209
- Speed dial one touch dial 209
- Utility mode 209
- Aaa tokyo 210
- Delete edit 210
- One touch dial 01 210
- Return 210
- Dial registration 211
- Dial registration copy setting 2 211
- Fax registration 211
- Group dial 211
- Registering speed dial destinations 211
- Speed dial one touch dial 211
- Utility mode 211
- 0123456_ destination 212
- Aaa osaka 212
- Other setting 212
- Press ok key 212
- Speed dial 212
- Speed dial 011 212
- Modem speed sub sid setting 213
- Return 213
- Speed dial 011 213
- Kbps 33 kbps 214
- Modem speed 214
- Changing canceling a programmed speed dial number 215
- Dial registration 215
- Dial registration copy setting 2 215
- Fax registration 215
- Group dial 215
- Press ok key 215
- Speed dial 215
- Speed dial 011 215
- Speed dial one touch dial 215
- Utility mode 215
- Aaa osaka 216
- Delete edit 216
- Return 216
- Speed dial 011 216
- Dial registration 217
- Dial registration copy setting 2 217
- Fax registration 217
- Group dial 217
- Registering a group of fax numbers 217
- Speed dial one touch dial 217
- Utility mode 217
- Group 1_ name 218
- Group dial 05 218
- Group dial select regist key 218
- _ destination 218
- Check edit add 219
- Group dial 05 219
- Return 219
- Changing deleting a registered group of fax numbers 220
- Dial registration 220
- Dial registration copy setting 2 220
- Fax registration 220
- Group dial 220
- Group dial select regist key 220
- Speed dial one touch dial 220
- Utility mode 220
- Check edit add 221
- Delete edit 221
- Group 1 name 221
- Group dial 05 221
- Return 221
- Check edit add 222
- Group dial 05 222
- Return 222
- Dial registration 223
- Dial registration copy setting 2 223
- Fax registration 223
- Registering a dialing program 223
- Return program dial 223
- Utility mode 223
- Mailbox tx 224
- Program dial 32 224
- Timer tx broadcast 224
- Changing deleting a broadcast transmission program 225
- Dial registration 225
- Dial registration copy setting 2 225
- Fax registration 225
- Return program dial 225
- Utility mode 225
- Broadcast 226
- Check edit add 226
- Delete edit 226
- Program dial 32 226
- Return 226
- Aaa osaka aaa nagoya 227
- Aaa tokyo 227
- Broadcast 227
- Check edit add 227
- Delete 227
- No yes 227
- Return 227
- Changing deleting a timer transmission program 228
- Dial registration 228
- Dial registration copy setting 2 228
- Fax registration 228
- Return program dial 228
- Utility mode 228
- Delete edit 229
- Program dial 32 229
- Return 229
- Timer tx timer 18 00 229
- Changing deleting a mailbox transmission program 230
- Dial registration 230
- Dial registration copy setting 2 230
- Fax registration 230
- Return program dial 230
- Utility mode 230
- 0123456 destination 231
- Delete edit 231
- Mailbox tx 231
- Program dial 32 231
- Return 231
- Changing deleting a polling reception program 232
- Dial registration 232
- Dial registration copy setting 2 232
- Fax registration 232
- Return program dial 232
- Utility mode 232
- Check edit add 233
- Delete edit 233
- Polling rx 233
- Program dial 32 233
- Return 233
- Changing deleting a relay initiating transmission program 234
- Dial registration 234
- Dial registration copy setting 2 234
- Fax registration 234
- Return program dial 234
- Utility mode 234
- 0123456 destination 235
- Delete edit 235
- Program dial 32 235
- Relay initiate 235
- Return 235
- Password 236
- Relay box id 236
- Fax registration 237
- Fax registration menu items 237
- Fk 506 6 53 237
- From the fax registration menu settings can be specified in order to take advantage of this machine s fax functions 237
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 237
- Dial registration copy setting 2 238
- Displaying the fax registration menu 238
- Fax registration 238
- Utility mode 238
- Dial registration copy setting 2 239
- Fax registration 239
- Registering mailboxes 239
- Relay box mailbox 239
- Return 239
- Utility mode 239
- Mailbox 1 id 240
- Mailbox no _ 1 5 240
- Mailbox 1 id 241
- Password 241
- Deleting mailbox settings 242
- Dial registration copy setting 2 242
- Dummy dummy 242
- Fax registration 242
- Mailbox no _ 1 5 242
- Relay box mailbox 242
- Return 242
- Utility mode 242
- Mailbox 243
- Mailbox 1 id 243
- Return delete 243
- Dial registration copy setting 2 244
- Fax registration 244
- Registering a relay box 244
- Utility mode 244
- Fax registration 245
- Relay box mailbox 245
- Relay box no _ 0 9 245
- Return 245
- Password 246
- Relay box 1 id 246
- Destination report 247
- Press ok key 247
- Relay box 1 247
- Speed dial 011 destination 247
- Deleting relay box settings 249
- Dial registration copy setting 2 249
- Fax registration 249
- Relay box mailbox 249
- Relay box no _ 0 9 249
- Return 249
- Utility mode 249
- Relay box 250
- Return delete 250
- Fax tx operation 251
- Fax tx operation parameters 251
- Fk 506 6 67 251
- Note the settings for all parameters on the fax tx operation menu can also be specified from lsd local setup for diagnostic for details refer to local setup for diagnostic lsd on page 8 4 251
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 251
- Various fax transmission settings can be specified 251
- When optional network interface card nc 503 or image controller ic 206 is installed on the machine settings can also be specified from the network tool pagescope web connection for details refer to the user manual for the corresponding option 251
- Displaying the fax tx operation menu 252
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 252
- Reporting 252
- Utility mode 252
- Default tx 253
- Density level 253
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 253
- Fax tx operation 253
- Quality priority density level 253
- Reporting 253
- Selecting the default scanning density density level parameter 253
- Utility mode 253
- Default tx 254
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 254
- Fax tx operation 254
- Fine text std text 254
- Quality priority 254
- Quality priority density level 254
- Reporting 254
- S fine text 254
- Selecting the default image quality quality priority parameter 254
- Utility mode 254
- Adf tx memory tx 255
- Default tx 255
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 255
- Fax tx operation 255
- Quality priority density level 255
- Reporting 255
- Selecting the default transmission mode default tx parameter 255
- Utility mode 255
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 256
- Fax tx operation 256
- Header 256
- On off 256
- Reporting 256
- Return header 256
- Selecting header printing header parameter 256
- Utility mode 256
- Fax rx operation 257
- Fax rx operation parameters 257
- Fk 506 6 73 257
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 257
- Various fax reception settings can be specified 257
- 74 fk 506 258
- Note the settings for all parameters on the fax rx operation menu can also be specified from lsd local setup for diagnostic for details refer to local setup for diagnostic lsd on page 8 4 258
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 258
- When optional network interface card nc 503 or image controller ic 206 is installed on the machine settings can also be specified from the network tool pagescope web connection for details refer to the user manual for the corresponding option 258
- Displaying the fax rx operation menu 259
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 259
- Reporting 259
- Utility mode 259
- Fax rx operation 260
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 260
- Memory rx mode 260
- No of rings memory rx mode 260
- On off 260
- Reduction rx 260
- Reporting 260
- Selecting the memory reception mode memory rx mode parameter 260
- Utility mode 260
- Memory rx mode on time 18 00 261
- Off time 21 00 261
- Password 0000 off time 21 00 261
- Canceling memory reception 262
- Fax rx operation 262
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 262
- No of rings memory rx mode 262
- Reduction rx 262
- Reporting 262
- Utility mode 262
- Memory rx mode 263
- Memory rx mode password 0000 263
- On off 263
- Fax rx operation 264
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 264
- No of rings memory rx mode 264
- Reduction rx 264
- Reporting 264
- Specifying the number of rings no of rings parameter 264
- Utility mode 264
- No of rings 265
- Fax rx operation 266
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 266
- No of rings memory rx mode 266
- On off 266
- Reduction rx 266
- Reporting 266
- Selecting the reduced printing setting reduction rx parameter 266
- Utility mode 266
- Fax rx operation 267
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 267
- Forward 267
- Print rx memory rx 267
- Reporting 267
- Rx mode rx print 267
- Rx print 267
- Selecting printing of the received document rx print parameter 267
- Utility mode 267
- Fax rx operation 268
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 268
- Forward 268
- Manual rx auto rx 268
- Reporting 268
- Rx mode 268
- Rx mode rx print 268
- Selecting the reception mode rx mode parameter 268
- Utility mode 268
- Fax rx operation 269
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 269
- Forward 269
- On off 269
- On print 269
- Reporting 269
- Rx mode rx print 269
- Specifying the forwarding settings forward parameter 269
- Utility mode 269
- 0123456_ 270
- Destination 270
- Forward 270
- Sub sid setting 270
- Closed network 271
- Fax rx operation 271
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 271
- Footer 271
- On off 271
- Reporting 271
- Select tray footer 271
- Selecting footer printing footer parameter 271
- Utility mode 271
- Closed network 272
- Fax rx operation 272
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 272
- Reporting 272
- Select tray 272
- Select tray footer 272
- Selecting the paper drawer select tray parameter 272
- Tray2 tray1 272
- Utility mode 272
- Enable disable 273
- Closed network 274
- Fax rx operation 274
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 274
- On off 274
- Reporting 274
- Select tray footer 274
- Selecting a closed reception setting closed network parameter 274
- Utility mode 274
- Fk 506 6 91 275
- From the reporting menu various parameters are available for specifying which fax communication reports are automatically printed 275
- Note the settings for all parameters on the reporting menu can also be specified from lsd local setup for diagnostic for details refer to local setup for diagnostic lsd on page 8 4 275
- Reporting 275
- Reporting parameters 275
- Utility mode fax mode parameters 275
- When optional network interface card nc 503 or image controller ic 206 is installed on the machine settings can also be specified from the network tool pagescope web connection for details refer to the user manual for the corresponding option 275
- Displaying the reporting menu 276
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 276
- Reporting 276
- Utility mode 276
- Activity report 277
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 277
- On off 277
- Reporting 277
- Reservation report activity report 277
- Selecting automatic printing of the activity report activity report parameter 277
- Tx result report 277
- Utility mode 277
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 278
- On off 278
- Reporting 278
- Reservation report 278
- Reservation report activity report 278
- Selecting automatic printing of the queued jobs report reservation report parameter 278
- Tx result report 278
- Utility mode 278
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 279
- On off 279
- Reporting 279
- Reservation report activity report 279
- Selecting automatic printing of the transmission results report tx result report parameter 279
- Tx result report 279
- Utility mode 279
- Fax rx operation fax tx operation 280
- On off 280
- Reporting 280
- Return rx result report 280
- Rx result report 280
- Selecting automatic printing of the reception results report rx result report parameter 280
- Utility mode 280
- Fk 506 7 3 283
- Main error messages and their remedies 283
- Troubleshooting 283
- 4 fk 506 284
- Faxes cannot be sent 284
- Troubleshooting 284
- When faxing is not performed correctly 284
- Faxes cannot be received 285
- Fk 506 7 5 285
- Troubleshooting 285
- 6 fk 506 286
- Calls cannot be made 286
- Troubleshooting 286
- Appendix 289
- Fk 506 8 3 289
- Main specifications 289
- Real time transmission is supported only with the document feeder 289
- This is the speed for transmitting an a4 size or letter size document containing approximately 700 characters at high speed 33 kbps using the standard resolution 8 dots mm e 3 5 lines mm 200 dpi e 100 lpi the transmission time for only the image information and the communication control time are not included in addition the actual transmission time differs depending on the contents of the document the recipient s fax machine and the condition of the wiring 289
- About local setup for diagnostic lsd 290
- Local setup for diagnostic lsd 290
- Lsd operating environment 290
- General setup procedure 291
- Installing lsd 292
- Starting up lsd 293
- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 294
- 8 fk 506 294
- Appendix 294
- Main window of lsd 294
- Connecting to this machine 295
- Creating a new settings file 295
- Downloading registered information from the machine 295
- Registering one touch dialing settings 296
- Editing one touch dialing settings 298
- Registering speed dialing settings 299
- Editing speed dialing settings 301
- Registering group dialing settings 302
- Editing group dialing settings 304
- Printing the list of one touch dialing speed dialing and group dialing settings 305
- Saving settings to a computer 305
- Saving settings to this machine 305
- Specifying utility mode settings 306
- Appendix 307
- Fk 506 8 21 307
- Settings for the following parameters can be specified from lsd 307
- 22 fk 506 308
- Appendix 308
- Specifying administrator settings 309
- 24 fk 506 310
- Appendix 310
- Settings for the following parameters can be specified from lsd 310
- The administrator mode dialog box appears 310
- Appendix 311
- Fk 506 8 25 311
- Checking the counter totals 312
- Checking the configuration page 313
- Uninstalling lsd 313
- 28 fk 506 314
- Appendix 314
- Definitions of terms 314
- Glossary 314
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