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Page 1

User’s Guide [Network Fax Operations]

Page 2 - Table of contents

1Introduction Chapter 1Introduction

Page 3 - 4 Reception

Reception4Network Fax 4-17Reception Chapter 44.6 Reception InformationWhen reception information is set to Inside or Outside by [Header/Footer Positio

Page 4

Reception Chapter 4

Page 5

5Troubleshooting Chapter 5Troubleshooting

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5Troubleshooting5-2 Network FaxTroubleshooting Chapter 55 Troubleshooting5.1 Cannot Send Messages (Internet Fax)When the E-mail cannot be sent, correc

Page 7

Troubleshooting5Network Fax 5-3Troubleshooting Chapter 55.2 Cannot Send Messages (IP Address Fax)When a document cannot be sent, try to correct the pr

Page 8

5Troubleshooting5-4 Network FaxTroubleshooting Chapter 55.3 Cannot Receive MessagesWhen a document cannot be received, try to correct the problem by r

Page 9

Troubleshooting5Network Fax 5-5Troubleshooting Chapter 55.4 Error Message DisplayedWhen there occurs any trouble with this machine, the error screen i

Page 10 - Introduction

5Troubleshooting5-6 Network FaxTroubleshooting Chapter 5Error code of the reception systemN20 Memory error Memory overflow No The memory is full.Check

Page 11 - 1 Introduction

Troubleshooting5Network Fax 5-7Troubleshooting Chapter 55.5 Call for ServiceThe call for service screen displays when it is necessary for you to conta

Page 12 - 1.1 Special Notice to User

Troubleshooting Chapter 5

Page 13 - Introduction Chapter 1

1Introduction1-2 Network FaxIntroduction Chapter 11 IntroductionThank you for your purchase of our product.This User’s Guide describes operating proce

Page 14 - 1.1.3 For New Zealand

6Specifications Chapter 6Specifications

Page 15 - 1.1.4 For Europe

6Specifications6-2 Network FaxSpecifications Chapter 66 Specifications6.1 Specifications (Internet Fax)Main product specifications relating to interne

Page 16 - 1.2 Features of the FAX

Specifications6Network Fax 6-3Specifications Chapter 6* The Internal hard disk is common used of each function of the Copy, the Scan, the Print and t

Page 17

6Specifications6-4 Network FaxSpecifications Chapter 66.2 Specifications (IP Address Fax)Main product specifications relating to IP Address Fax functi

Page 18

7Transmission Applications Chapter 7Transmission Applications

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7Transmission Applications7-2 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 77 Transmission Applications7.1 Opening the Scan Setting Screen!Detail The

Page 20

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-3Transmission Applications Chapter 73 Press the key for the function you want to use. Pressing [Application] i

Page 21

7Transmission Applications7-4 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 77.2 Application Functions Overview The following function is displayed in

Page 22 - 1.4.2 Paper Orientation

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-5Transmission Applications Chapter 7!Detail The key representing the function you select will be appear revers

Page 23 - 1.5 User’s Guides

7Transmission Applications7-6 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 77.3 Comm. Setting screen- The use of the Comm. Setting screen is not avail

Page 24

Introduction1Network Fax 1-3Introduction Chapter 11.1 Special Notice to User1.1.1 For CanadaNOTICE:This product meets the applicable Industry Canada t

Page 25

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-7Transmission Applications Chapter 77.4 Mixed OriginalMixed OriginalMixed Original is a function that allows y

Page 26 - Before Use

7Transmission Applications7-8 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 74 Press [Mixed Original].– To release the setting, press [OFF].5 Press [OK

Page 27 - 2 Before Use

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-9Transmission Applications Chapter 7– See "Placing the Original on the Machine" on page 3-9 for info

Page 28 - Before Use Chapter 2

7Transmission Applications7-10 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 77.5 Z-Folded OriginalZ-Folded OriginalYou can send Z folded original beca

Page 29

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-11Transmission Applications Chapter 74 Press [Z-Folded Original].– To release the setting, press [OFF].5 Press

Page 30

7Transmission Applications7-12 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 710 Set the original document.– See "Placing the Original on the Mach

Page 31

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-13Transmission Applications Chapter 77.6 Long OriginalLong OriginalYou can send originals longer than 432 mm.W

Page 32 - 2.6 Control Panel

7Transmission Applications7-14 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 74 Press [Long Original].– To release the setting, press [OFF].5 Press [OK

Page 33

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-15Transmission Applications Chapter 710 Set the original document.– See "Placing the Original on the Mach

Page 34

7Transmission Applications7-16 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 77.7 Bind PositionBind PositionThe Top/bottom correction function allows y

Page 35 - 2.7 FAX Screen

1Introduction1-4 Network FaxIntroduction Chapter 1vices not ringing in response to an incoming call. In most but not all areas, the sum of RENs should

Page 36

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-17Transmission Applications Chapter 74 Press [Left/Right Bind] or [Top/Bottom Bind] to specify the manner of b

Page 37 - 2.8 First-Use Settings

7Transmission Applications7-18 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 7!Detail To cancel transmission, see "Canceling Transmission" on

Page 38

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-19Transmission Applications Chapter 77.8 Frame Erase Transmission2Note The displays are different depending on

Page 39

7Transmission Applications7-20 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 73 Press [Frame Erase].4 Select [Top], [Left], [Right] or [Bottom] and det

Page 40

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-21Transmission Applications Chapter 710 Set the original document.– See "Placing the Original on the Mach

Page 41 - 3 Transmission

7Transmission Applications7-22 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 77.9 Background AdjustmentBackground AdjustmentBackground Adjustment is a

Page 42 - Transmission Chapter 3

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-23Transmission Applications Chapter 74 Press [Dark] when you want to make darker the density of the background

Page 43

7Transmission Applications7-24 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 7!Detail To cancel transmission, see "Canceling Transmission" on

Page 44 - 9 Press [Start]

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-25Transmission Applications Chapter 77.10 TX StampTX StampWhen transmitting a fax via the ADF, a stamp can be

Page 45

7Transmission Applications7-26 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 73 Press [TX Stamp].– To release the setting, press [TX Stamp] again.4 Pre

Page 46

Introduction1Network Fax 1-5Introduction Chapter 1(The telephone number provided may not be a 900 number or any other number for which charges exceed

Page 47

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-27Transmission Applications Chapter 77.11 Scan SizeScan SizeThe Scan size select function enables you to desig

Page 48 - 4 Adjust paper guides

7Transmission Applications7-28 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 74 Press the key representing the size of the document to transmit.– To re

Page 49

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-29Transmission Applications Chapter 7!Detail To cancel transmission, see "Canceling Transmission" on

Page 50 - 6 Press [Finish]

7Transmission Applications7-30 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 77.12 Header SettingWhether to attach the Header Information to each job c

Page 51

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-31Transmission Applications Chapter 7– Refer to p. 3-43 for more information about Sender Information.– If the

Page 52

7Transmission Applications7-32 Network FaxTransmission Applications Chapter 7!Detail To cancel transmission, see "Canceling Transmission" on

Page 53

Transmission Applications7Network Fax 7-33Transmission Applications Chapter 77.13 Sending after the check of destinationWhen you specify the destinati

Page 54 - 3.4.1 Original Image Type

Transmission Applications Chapter 7

Page 55 - 3.4.3 Simplex/Duplex

8Useful Functions for Reception Chapter 8Useful Functions for Reception

Page 56 - 3.4.4 Resolution

8Useful Functions for Reception8-2 Network FaxUseful Functions for Reception Chapter 88 Useful Functions for Reception8.1 Memory ReceptionIn the Utili

Page 57 - 4 Confirm the settings

1Introduction1-6 Network FaxIntroduction Chapter 17. Telepermitted equipment only may be connected to the auxiliary tele-phone port. The auxiliary por

Page 58

Useful Functions for Reception8Network Fax 8-3Useful Functions for Reception Chapter 8– If you press [C] (clear), the information you have entered wil

Page 59 - 3 Press [Destination]

8Useful Functions for Reception8-4 Network FaxUseful Functions for Reception Chapter 88.1.2 Deleting a Document Held in MemoryDeleting a Document Held

Page 60

Useful Functions for Reception8Network Fax 8-5Useful Functions for Reception Chapter 88.2 Reception Information8.2.1 Various Reception InformationWhen

Page 61

Useful Functions for Reception Chapter 8

Page 62 - 5 Press [Start]

9Registering/Settings Chapter 9Registering/Settings

Page 63 - 3 Press [Start]

9Registering/Settings9-2 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 99 Registering/Settings9.1 Displaying the Fax Registration ScreenThe procedure for di

Page 64

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-3Registering/Settings Chapter 99.2 Registering the Address BookIt is possible to register in the [Address Book] the

Page 65 - 4 Press [Start]

9Registering/Settings9-4 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 92 Press [Address Book].– In the Utility Mode, it is also possible to enter a number

Page 66

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-5Registering/Settings Chapter 95 Set the functions.–Index: Select the Search key of the Search Character you want t

Page 67

9Registering/Settings9-6 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 9Registering the IP address for the Address Book (IP Address Fax)1 See "Displayi

Page 68

Introduction1Network Fax 1-7Introduction Chapter 11.2 Features of the FAXThe explanation here is given of what can be done with the network fax functi

Page 69

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-7Registering/Settings Chapter 95 Set the functions.–Index: Select the Search key of the Search Character you want t

Page 70

9Registering/Settings9-8 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 99.3 Registering the GroupSeveral Address Books can be assigned to one and the same G

Page 71

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-9Registering/Settings Chapter 9Registering the Group (Internet Fax)The procedure for registering the Group is as fo

Page 72 - 2 Press [Start]

9Registering/Settings9-10 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 9–Name: Enter the registration name.– Destination: Select an address from [Internet

Page 73

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-11Registering/Settings Chapter 9Registering the Group (IP Address Fax)1 See "Displaying the Fax Registration S

Page 74 - 2 Press [OK]

9Registering/Settings9-12 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 9– Destination: Select an Address Book that is registered in the Group from [IP Addr

Page 75

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-13Registering/Settings Chapter 99.4 Registering the ProgramIn combination with the transmission conditions of [Scan

Page 76

9Registering/Settings9-14 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 93 Select the Program you want to register and then press [Edit].4 Set the functions

Page 77 - 3.8 Canceling Transmission

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-15Registering/Settings Chapter 97 Press [Exit] on the sub-area.

Page 78 - 4 Press [Active Jobs]

9Registering/Settings9-16 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 99.5 Registering the Subject and Text of the E-MailAs for each of the Subject and th

Page 79

1Introduction1-8 Network FaxIntroduction Chapter 1Frame erasure modeYou can send a FAX by erasing dark bands sometimes created when trans-mitting a do

Page 80

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-17Registering/Settings Chapter 94 Press [New].5 Press [Subject].– The entry of up to 64 characters is available for

Page 81

9Registering/Settings9-18 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 9Changing the Subject of the E-MailThe procedure for changing the Subject of the E-M

Page 82 - 3.11 Sender Information

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-19Registering/Settings Chapter 9– You can confirm the settings by selecting the Subject and pressing [Details].5 Pr

Page 83 - 3.11.3 Set to OFF

9Registering/Settings9-20 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 9Setting the Default of the Subject of the E-MailThe Subject set to the initial valu

Page 84

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-21Registering/Settings Chapter 95 Press [Close].6 Press [Exit] on the sub-area.

Page 85

9Registering/Settings9-22 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 9Registering the Text of the E-MailThe procedure for registering the Text of the E-M

Page 86 - 2 Press [Receive I-Fax]

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-23Registering/Settings Chapter 95 Press [Text].– The entry of up to 256 characters is available for [Text] of [Subj

Page 87

9Registering/Settings9-24 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 9Changing the Text of the E-MailThe procedure for changing the Text of the E-Mail is

Page 88 - 4.3 Unable to Receive

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-25Registering/Settings Chapter 9– You can confirm the settings by selecting the Text and pressing [Details].5 Press

Page 89

9Registering/Settings9-26 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 9Setting the Default of the Text of the E-MailThe Text set to the initial value here

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Introduction1Network Fax 1-9Introduction Chapter 1Setting and sending document pages of mixed sizes in a single opera-tionYou can send pages of mixed

Page 91

Registering/Settings9Network Fax 9-27Registering/Settings Chapter 95 Press [Close].6 Press [Exit] on the sub-area.

Page 92

9Registering/Settings9-28 Network FaxRegistering/Settings Chapter 99.6 Setting the Memory RX User BoxWhen [Memory RX] is set as [ON] by the Utility Mo

Page 93

10Utility Mode Chapter 10Utility Mode

Page 94

10Utility Mode10-2 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010 Utility Mode10.1 Utility Mode ScreenA Utility Mode should be designated to manage this machine

Page 95

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-3Utility Mode Chapter 1010.1.3 Entering Administrator SettingEntering Administrator Setting1 Press [Fax] and press [Utili

Page 96

10Utility Mode10-4 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.1.4 Exiting from Administrator SettingExiting from Administrator Setting1 Press [Exit] on the

Page 97

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-5Utility Mode Chapter 1010.2 FAX Utility Mode ListThe Network FAX Utility Mode includes the following items. is indicated

Page 98 - 4.5.3 Recording at Full Scale

10Utility Mode10-6 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.2.3 User Setting >> Initial SettingSet the default of the Fax function. (page 10-21)10.2

Page 99

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-7Utility Mode Chapter 1010.2.7 Administrator Setting >> Administrator/Machine Setting >> Input Machine Addres

Page 100 - 4.6 Reception Information

10Utility Mode10-8 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.2.9 Administrator Setting >> Network Setting >> E-Mail Setting >> E-Mail TX

Page 101 - Reception Chapter 4

1Introduction1-10 Network FaxIntroduction Chapter 1Sending long originalsYou can send originals longer than 432 mm.!Detail For details, see page 7-13.

Page 102 - Troubleshooting

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-9Utility Mode Chapter 1010.2.10Administrator Setting >> Network Setting >> E-Mail Setting >> E-Mail RX

Page 103 - 5 Troubleshooting

10Utility Mode10-10 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.2.11Administrator Setting >> Network Setting >> Network Fax SettingSet items rela

Page 104 - Troubleshooting Chapter 5

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-11Utility Mode Chapter 1010.2.13Administrator Setting >> Fax Setting >> Header/Footer PositionSet the method

Page 105 - 5.3 Cannot Receive Messages

10Utility Mode10-12 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.2.15Administrator Setting >> Fax Setting >> TX/RX SettingSets the print method at

Page 106 - 5.4 Error Message Displayed

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-13Utility Mode Chapter 1010.2.16Administrator Setting >> Fax Setting >> Function SettingTurns ON/OFF transmis

Page 107

10Utility Mode10-14 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 10*indicates factory default setting.MDN Message Sets whether to print the MDN message automatical

Page 108 - 7 CAUTION

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-15Utility Mode Chapter 1010.2.18Administrator Setting >> Fax Setting >> Job Settings List!Detail For details,

Page 109

10Utility Mode10-16 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.2.20Administrator Setting >> Security Setting >>Security De-tails>>Restrict

Page 110 - Specifications

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-17Utility Mode Chapter 1010.3 Fax Basic Screen Default SettingSet the initial condition of the FAX screen.* indicates fac

Page 111 - 6 Specifications

10Utility Mode10-18 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 103 Press [Fax Basic Screen Default Setting].4 Select the item you wish to set.– To close the Util

Page 112 - Specifications Chapter 6

Network Fax x-1Table of contents1 Introduction1.1 Special Notice to User ... 1-31.1

Page 113

Introduction1Network Fax 1-11Introduction Chapter 1To be sent with the density in the background color adjusted.Transmission can be made after the den

Page 114 - Applications

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-19Utility Mode Chapter 1010.4 Fax Active ScreenSet the message in transmission if it is displayed on the screen or not.*

Page 115 - 7 Transmission Applications

10Utility Mode10-20 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 104 Select [Transmission Display] or [Receipt Display].– To close the Utility Mode screen, press [

Page 116

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-21Utility Mode Chapter 1010.5 Initial SettingSet the default of the Fax function.It is possible to set a Fax function tha

Page 117

10Utility Mode10-22 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 103 Select [Current Setting] or [Factory Default] and then press [OK].– When you want to stop the

Page 118 - Network Fax 7-5

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-23Utility Mode Chapter 1010.6 Entering Power Save Mode (Fax)Set the Entering Power Save Mode (Fax).* indicates factory de

Page 119 - 7.3 Comm. Setting screen

10Utility Mode10-24 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 104 Press [Entering Power Save Mode (Fax)].5 Select the parameter you wish to set.6 Press [Close].

Page 120 - 3 Press [Special Original]

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-25Utility Mode Chapter 1010.7 Restrict Fax BroadcastingTransmitting the fax to multiple destinations is prohibited.* indi

Page 121

10Utility Mode10-26 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 104 Press [Restrict Operation Setting].5 Press [Restrict Fax Broadcasting] and select [ON].6 Press

Page 122 - 11 Press [Start]

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-27Utility Mode Chapter 1010.8 Administrator RegistrationEnter the E-mail address of the administrator. This is used as a

Page 123

10Utility Mode10-28 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 104 Press [Name] and [E-Mail Address] to register the administrator and press [OK].5 Press [Close]

Page 124

1Introduction1-12 Network FaxIntroduction Chapter 11.3 How to Use This User’s GuideTransmission3Network Fax 3-313.10 Confirming Reserved DocumentsConf

Page 125 - 10 Set the original document

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-29Utility Mode Chapter 1010.9 Input Machine AddressSet the E-mail address of the copier that is used by the Internet Fax.

Page 126

10Utility Mode10-30 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 104 Press [Machine Name] and [E-Mail] to register the E-mail address of copier and press [OK].5 Pr

Page 127

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-31Utility Mode Chapter 1010.10 TCP/IP SettingWhen a setting is made to ON, set the IP Address, the Subnet Mask and the De

Page 128

10Utility Mode10-32 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 103 Press [TCP/IP Setting].4 Press [ON] and then [Fwd.].5 Set the parameter you wish to set.6 Pres

Page 129 - 3 Press [Bind Position]

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-33Utility Mode Chapter 1010.11 E-Mail TX (SMTP)Set the E-Mail TX (SMTP).Other setting items of the E-Mail TX (SMTP) are n

Page 130

10Utility Mode10-34 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 10– In the Utility Mode, it is also possible to enter a number displayed in the key through the ke

Page 131 - 7-18 Network Fax

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-35Utility Mode Chapter 1010.12 E-Mail RX (POP)Set the E-Mail RX (POP).Other setting items of the E-Mail RX (POP) are not

Page 132 - 7.8 Frame Erase Transmission

10Utility Mode10-36 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 10E-Mail RX (POP)1 Open the Administrator Setting screen (See "Entering Administrator Setting

Page 133

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-37Utility Mode Chapter 105 Set the item you wish to set.6 Press [OK].7 Press [Close].The value of the parameter is change

Page 134

10Utility Mode10-38 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.13 Network Fax Function SettingsSet items related to the network fax.* indicates factory defa

Page 135 - 7.9 Background Adjustment

Introduction1Network Fax 1-13Introduction Chapter 11.4 Descriptions and Symbols for Documents and PaperThe use of words and symbols in this manual are

Page 136

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-39Utility Mode Chapter 104 Press [Network Fax Setting].5 Press [Network Fax Function Settings].6 Set the item you wish to

Page 137 - 7-24 Network Fax

10Utility Mode10-40 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.14 SMTP TX/RX SettingSet items related to the network fax.* indicates factory default setting

Page 138 - 7.10 TX Stamp

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-41Utility Mode Chapter 103 Press [Forward].4 Press [Network Fax Setting].5 Press [SMTP TX Setting] or [SMTP RX Setting].

Page 139

10Utility Mode10-42 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 106 Set the item you wish to set.– In case of [SMTP TX Setting]– In case of [SMTP RX Setting]7 Pre

Page 140 - 3 Press [Scan Size]

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-43Utility Mode Chapter 1010.15 Header InformationRegister the Sender Name and the Fax ID.Header Information1 Open the Adm

Page 141

10Utility Mode10-44 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 103 Press [Header Information].4 Press [Sender Name].Name Input screen appears.5 Enter the Sender

Page 142 - Network Fax 7-29

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-45Utility Mode Chapter 10– Sender names registered can be selected from the Scan Setting screen while in the transmission

Page 143 - 3 Press [Header Setting]

10Utility Mode10-46 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.16 Header/Footer PositionYou may select this printing feature to be ON or OFF. This feature i

Page 144

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-47Utility Mode Chapter 10Header/Footer Position1 Open the Administrator Setting screen (See "Entering Administrator

Page 145 - 7-32 Network Fax

10Utility Mode10-48 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 105 Select the parameter you wish to set.6 Press [Close].The value of the parameter is changed.7 P

Page 146

1Introduction1-14 Network FaxIntroduction Chapter 11.5 User’s GuidesThe following User’s Guides have been prepared for this machine.User’s Guide [Copy

Page 147

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-49Utility Mode Chapter 1010.17 Telephone Line SettingsFor the IP address fax function, set the [Number of Redial] and the

Page 148 - Reception

10Utility Mode10-50 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 103 Press [Telephone Line Setting].4 Select the item you wish to set.– Use or to go to the nex

Page 149 - 3 Press [Memory RX User Box]

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-51Utility Mode Chapter 1010.18 TX/RX SettingThese are the options on the defaults of transmission and reception modes.* i

Page 150 - 6 Press [Start]

10Utility Mode10-52 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 10TX/RX Setting1 Open the Administrator Setting screen (See "Entering Administrator Setting&q

Page 151

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-53Utility Mode Chapter 104 Select the item you wish to set.– Use or to go to the next or previous screen.– To close t

Page 152 - 2002/09/20 09:38 #002 P.002

10Utility Mode10-54 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.19 Function SettingYou can turn on or off the transmission/reception functions individually.!

Page 153

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-55Utility Mode Chapter 103 Press [Function Setting].4 Press [Function ON/OFF Setting].– If any function of [Memory RX], [

Page 154 - Registering/Settings

10Utility Mode10-56 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 106 Select the parameter you wish to set.7 Press [Close].– The value of the parameter is changed.8

Page 155 - 9 Registering/Settings

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-57Utility Mode Chapter 1010.19.2Memory RXYou can enable or disable unconditional memory reception, which means to receive

Page 156

10Utility Mode10-58 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 103 Press [Function Setting].4 Press [Memory RX].5 Press [ON] and fill the [Password] box with the

Page 157 - 4 Press [New]

Introduction1Network Fax 1-15Introduction Chapter 1IC-204 User’s Guide/Quick GuideThis manual contains details on operating procedures using the optio

Page 158 - 7 Press [Close]

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-59Utility Mode Chapter 1010.20 Report SettingsYou may select the Report Settings to be On or Off.!Detail For other items

Page 159

10Utility Mode10-60 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 10!Detail When selecting [ON] in “TX Result Report Check”, the TX Report will be printed if YES is

Page 160

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-61Utility Mode Chapter 104 Select the report you wish to set.– Use or to go to the next or previous screen.– To close

Page 161 - 9.3 Registering the Group

10Utility Mode10-62 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 1010.21 Network Fax SettingSet items related to the network fax.* indicates factory default settin

Page 162 - 4 Set the functions

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-63Utility Mode Chapter 102 Press [Fax Setting].– Some items may not be displayed depending on the optional settings.– In

Page 163 - 6 Press [Close]

10Utility Mode10-64 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 104 Press the item you wish to set.5 Select the item you wish to set and then press [OK].6 Press [

Page 164

Utility Mode10Network Fax 10-65Utility Mode Chapter 1010.22 Restrict Fax TXAll the functions for the FAX transmission are disabled so that any operati

Page 165

10Utility Mode10-66 Network FaxUtility Mode Chapter 104 Press .– To close the Utility Mode screen, press [Exit] in the sub-area.5 Press [Restrict Fax

Page 166 - 2 Press [Program]

11Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11Explanation of Reports and Lists

Page 167

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-2 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111 Explanation of Reports and Lists11.1 Types of Reports

Page 168 - Network Fax 9-15

Introduction Chapter 1

Page 169 - 3 Press [Subject]

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-3Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.1.2 ListsLists can be instructed to be printed out as

Page 170

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-4 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.2 Activity ReportThe Activity Report is a report that

Page 171

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-5Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 115 Press [Activity Report], [TX Report] or [RX Report].6 P

Page 172 - 8 Press [Close]

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-6 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 112Note Even though "----" is marked on the trans

Page 173

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-7Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11!Detail Some items may not be indicated depending on the

Page 174 - 5 Press [Close]

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-8 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.3 TX Report11.3.1 Manual PrintoutThe TX Result Report

Page 175 - 3 Press [Text]

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-9Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11Time: Fixed in "-:-:-".Prints: The number of pa

Page 176 - 5 Press [Text]

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-10 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.4 Broadcast ReportThis report is printed out automati

Page 177

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-11Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11Result: OK Shown when communication ended normally.S-OK

Page 178

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-12 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.5 Network Fax RX Error ReportWhen the Network Fax RX

Page 179

2Before Use Chapter 2Before Use

Page 180

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-13Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.6 MDN MessageA message is automatically printed when

Page 181 - 9-28 Network Fax

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-14 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.7 DSN MessageWhen a DSN message which is sent to the

Page 182 - Utility Mode

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-15Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.8 Receipt Mail TextA setting is made to decide whethe

Page 183 - 10 Utility Mode

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-16 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.9 Address Book ListAddress Book List1 Press [Fax] and

Page 184 - Utility Mode Chapter 10

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-17Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 117 Enter through the keypad the range of the registration

Page 185

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-18 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11How to see the Address Book List*The actual reports may

Page 186 - 10.2 FAX Utility Mode List

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-19Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.10 Group Address ListGroup Address List1 Press [Fax]

Page 187

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-20 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 117 Enter through the keypad the range of the registration

Page 188

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-21Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11How to see the Group Address List*The actual reports may

Page 189

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-22 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.11 Program ListProgram List1 Press [Fax] and press [U

Page 190

2Before Use2-2 Network FaxBefore Use Chapter 22 Before Use2.1 Operating Environment (Internet Fax)2Note When using the Internet fax function, this req

Page 191 - Information

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-23Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 117 Enter the range of the Registration No. to be printed

Page 192 - Settings

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-24 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11How to see the Program List*The actual reports may be di

Page 193

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-25Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.12 E-Mail Subject/Text ListThe list of the Subject/Te

Page 194

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-26 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 117 Select tray to print.8 Press [Start].The E-Mail Subjec

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Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-27Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11How to see the Subject/Text ListTitle List No.: Registra

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11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-28 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 1111.13 Fax Setting ListThe set value list of the fax set

Page 197

Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-29Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 116 Select tray to print.7 Press [Start].The Fax Settings

Page 198 - 2 Press [Display Setting]

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-30 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11How to see the Fax Setting List*The actual reports may b

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Explanation of Reports and Lists11Network Fax 11-31Explanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11

Page 200 - 3 Press [Fax Active Screen]

11Explanation of Reports and Lists11-32 Network FaxExplanation of Reports and Lists Chapter 11*The actual reports may be different from the reports in

Page 201

Before Use2Network Fax 2-3Before Use Chapter 22Reminder Turning the power OFF/ON repeatedly may cause an fault.After turning OFF the equipment, wait f

Page 202 - 2 Press [Initial Setting]

12PageScope Web Connection Chapter 12PageScope Web Connection

Page 203 - 4 Press [Close]

12PageScope Web Connection12-2 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212 PageScope Web Connection12.1 Items That Can Be Specified Using PageSco

Page 204 - 3 Press [Power Save Setting]

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-3PageScope Web Connection Chapter 12Accessing PageScope Web ConnectionPageScope Web Connection can be accesse

Page 205

12PageScope Web Connection12-4 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 122 PageScope Web Connection LogoClick the logo to display the version info

Page 206

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-5PageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.1.2 Web Browser CacheThe newest information may not appear in the Page

Page 207

12PageScope Web Connection12-6 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.2 Logging On and Logging OffWhen PageScope Web Connection is accessed,

Page 208

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-7PageScope Web Connection Chapter 12– The user is logged off, and the Login page appears.

Page 209

12PageScope Web Connection12-8 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 12Logging On to User Mode (Public User)There are two procedures for logging

Page 210 - 10.9 Input Machine Address

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-9PageScope Web Connection Chapter 12Logging On to User Mode (Registered User/Box Administrator)There are two

Page 211

12PageScope Web Connection12-10 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 12– The User mode page appears.

Page 212 - 2 Press [Network Setting]

2Before Use2-4 Network FaxBefore Use Chapter 22.3 Operating Environment (IP Address Fax)2Note When using the IP Address Fax function, this requires th

Page 213 - 4 Press [ON] and then [Fwd.]

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-11PageScope Web Connection Chapter 12Logging On to Administrator ModeIn order to specify system and network s

Page 214

12PageScope Web Connection12-12 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 122 Type in the password for the machine’s administrator, and then click [

Page 215

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-13PageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.3 E-Mail RX (POP)Set the E-Mail RX (POP).E-Mail RX (POP)1 Open the Ad

Page 216 - 10.12 E-Mail RX (POP)

12PageScope Web Connection12-14 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 12Connection Timeout Specify the value of connection timeout.Port No. Spec

Page 217 - 4 Press [E-Mail RX (POP)]

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-15PageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.4 E-Mail TX (SMTP)Set the E-Mail TX (SMTP).E-Mail TX (SMTP)1 Open the

Page 218

12PageScope Web Connection12-16 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 12Scan to E-Mail Not used for Internet Fax mode.E-Mail Notification Not us

Page 219 - 3 Press [Forward]

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-17PageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.5 I-Fax Advanced SettingSet the I-Fax Advanced Setting.I-Fax Advanced

Page 220

12PageScope Web Connection12-18 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 12Max Resolution Sets the max resolution.

Page 221

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-19PageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.6 SMTP TX SettingSet items related to the SMTP TX Setting.SMTP TX Set

Page 222

12PageScope Web Connection12-20 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.7 SMTP RX SettingSet items related to the SMTP RX Setting.SMTP RX Set

Page 223

x-2 Network Fax3.2 Simple FAX Transmission (IP Address Fax)...3-63.3 Placing the Original on the Machine...

Page 224 - 2 Press [Fax Setting]

Before Use2Network Fax 2-5Before Use Chapter 22.4 Features and System Configuration of Internet FaxIn the Internet fax, a document that is read is sen

Page 225 - 4 Press [Sender Name]

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-21PageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.8 Address BookNew destinations can be registered for the fax/scanning

Page 226

12PageScope Web Connection12-22 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 124 Enter the settings, and click [Apply].5 Click [OK.]Registration is per

Page 227 - 10.16 Header/Footer Position

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-23PageScope Web Connection Chapter 12To register new destinations (IP Address Fax)1 Click [Scan] tab and then

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12PageScope Web Connection12-24 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 125 Click [OK].Registration is performed.Name Enter the name of the destin

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PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-25PageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.9 GroupMultiple destinations registered in the Address Book can be re

Page 230

12PageScope Web Connection12-26 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 124 Enter the Name.5 Click .6 Select the desired destinations to be regist

Page 231

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-27PageScope Web Connection Chapter 12To register group (IP Address Fax)1 Click the Scan tab, and then click [

Page 232 - 10.18 TX/RX Setting

12PageScope Web Connection12-28 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 124 Enter the Name.5 Click .6 Select the desired destinations to be regist

Page 233 - 3 Press [TX/RX Setting]

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-29PageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.10 Program RegistrationTransmission conditions and an address can be

Page 234

12PageScope Web Connection12-30 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 123 Select [Internet Fax], and then click [Next].

Page 235

2Before Use2-6 Network FaxBefore Use Chapter 22.5 Features and System Configuration of IP Address FaxThe IP address fax is a fax that can be used on t

Page 236 - 3 Press [Function Setting]

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-31PageScope Web Connection Chapter 124 Enter the Settings and click [Apply].5 Click [OK].Registration is perf

Page 237

12PageScope Web Connection12-32 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 12When "Internet Fax" is selectedNo. Enter the registration numb

Page 238

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-33PageScope Web Connection Chapter 12To register program (IP Address Fax)1 Click the Scan tab, and then click

Page 239 - 4 Press [Memory RX]

12PageScope Web Connection12-34 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 124 Enter the Settings and click [Apply].5 Click [OK].Registration is perf

Page 240 - 10.20 Report Settings

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-35PageScope Web Connection Chapter 12Host Address Enter the IP address or host name of destination when selec

Page 241 - 3 Press [Report Settings]

12PageScope Web Connection12-36 Network FaxPageScope Web Connection Chapter 1212.11 Memory RX User BoxThe Memory RX User Box can be opened to check th

Page 242

PageScope Web Connection12Network Fax 12-37PageScope Web Connection Chapter 124 Confirm the contents in the box.Item DescriptionDisplay the detailed i

Page 243 - 10.21 Network Fax Setting

PageScope Web Connection Chapter 12

Page 244

13Appendix Chapter 13Appendix

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13Appendix13-2 Network FaxAppendix Chapter 1313 Appendix13.1 Number of Stored Pages to MemoryThis machine is equipped with an optional 40 GB hard disk

Page 246 - 3 Press [Security Details]

Before Use2Network Fax 2-7Before Use Chapter 22.6 Control Panel2.6.1 Control Panel124567891011121314151617181920212223243No. Name Description1 [Power

Page 247 - 5 Press [Restrict Fax TX]

Appendix13Network Fax 13-3Appendix Chapter 1313.2 Entering textThe following procedure describes how to use the keyboard that appears in the touch pan

Page 248 - Explanation of Reports

13Appendix13-4 Network FaxAppendix Chapter 13

Page 249 - 11.1.1 Reports

Appendix13Network Fax 13-5Appendix Chapter 13To type text% Touch the button for the desired character from the keyboard that appeared.– To type in upp

Page 250 - 11.1.2 Lists

13Appendix13-6 Network FaxAppendix Chapter 1313.3 Internet Fax TerminologyTerms used in general for the Internet Fax transmission are described below.

Page 251 - 4 Press [Comm. Setting]

Appendix13Network Fax 13-7Appendix Chapter 1313.4 FAX TermsThis section describes the general terms used in the fax communication.Explanations may be

Page 252 - 6 Press [Print]

13Appendix13-8 Network FaxAppendix Chapter 13F Factory default settingThe value set at the factory. You can change some defaults by the Utility Mode.

Page 253 - 11-6 Network Fax

Appendix13Network Fax 13-9Appendix Chapter 13M Manual trans-missionThis operation to send documents while con-firming the status of the receiving mach

Page 254 - Network Fax 11-7

13Appendix13-10 Network FaxAppendix Chapter 13P Password TX The function to send fax with a password. Sender has to send a fax with the same pass-word

Page 255 - 11.3 TX Report

Appendix13Network Fax 13-11Appendix Chapter 13S Sender infor-mationInformation such as transmission date, name, telephone number, and page number prin

Page 256 - Network Fax 11-9

13Appendix13-12 Network FaxAppendix Chapter 13V V.34 The communication mode under the super G3 fax communication. It may not be possi-ble to communica

Page 257 - 11.4 Broadcast Report

2Before Use2-8 Network FaxBefore Use Chapter 28 [Interrupt] key Press to enter Interrupt mode. While the machine is in Interrupt mode, the indicator

Page 258 - Network Fax 11-11

Appendix13Network Fax 13-13Appendix Chapter 1313.5 IndexAAbbr. Dial ... 3-30Access ...

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13Appendix13-14 Network FaxAppendix Chapter 13MMain Power ... 2-8MDN Message ... 11-13Memory ...

Page 262 - 11.8 Receipt Mail Text

50GA955400http://konicaminolta.com● This manual was printed using 100% post-consumer recycled paper.Copyright2006Printed in China2006. 12

Page 263 - 11.9 Address Book List

Before Use2Network Fax 2-9Before Use Chapter 22Reminder Do not apply extreme pressure to the touch panel, otherwise it may be scratched or damaged.Nev

Page 264 - 10 Press [Start]

2Before Use2-10 Network FaxBefore Use Chapter 22.7 FAX ScreenThe FAX screen is displayed when the FAX key is pressed on the control panel. The FAX scr

Page 265 - 11-18 Network Fax

Before Use2Network Fax 2-11Before Use Chapter 213 Comm. Setting Not used for Network Fax mode.14 Destination Indicator The destination set is displaye

Page 266 - 11.10 Group Address List

2Before Use2-12 Network FaxBefore Use Chapter 22.8 First-Use Settings2.8.1 Must-Set Items (Internet Fax)!Detail When using the Internet fax function,

Page 267

Before Use2Network Fax 2-13Before Use Chapter 22.8.2 Must-Set Items (IP Address Fax)!Detail When using the IP Address Fax function, this requires the

Page 268 - Network Fax 11-21

2Before Use2-14 Network FaxBefore Use Chapter 22.9 User Authentication and Account TrackWhen using this machine, the machine may be set so that the Us

Page 269 - 11.11 Program List

Network Fax x-34.2 Reception (IP Address Fax) ... 4-44.3 Unable to Receive...

Page 270

3Transmission Chapter 3Transmission

Page 271 - How to see the Program List

3Transmission3-2 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33 Transmission3.1 Simple FAX Transmission (Internet Fax)Simple FAX TransmissionThe following is an e

Page 272

Transmission3Network Fax 3-3Transmission Chapter 34 On the screen displayed by pressing [Receiver RX Ability], select Compression Type, Paper Size and

Page 273 - 8 Press [Start]

3Transmission3-4 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 3– The initial value is set as shown below:– Original Image Type Text– Density Auto– Simplex/Duplex S

Page 274 - Network Fax 11-27

Transmission3Network Fax 3-5Transmission Chapter 38 Place the original on the machine.– For details, see "Placing the Original on the Machine&quo

Page 275 - 5 Press [Job Settings List]

3Transmission3-6 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.2 Simple FAX Transmission (IP Address Fax)Simple FAX Transmission1 Press [Fax] on the control pane

Page 276 - 7 Press [Start]

Transmission3Network Fax 3-7Transmission Chapter 3– The Scan Setting in the FAX screen is set as follows at the time of purchase.– Original Image Type

Page 277 - 11-30 Network Fax

3Transmission3-8 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 36 Place the original on the machine.– For details, see "Placing the Original on the Machine&quo

Page 278 - Network Fax 11-31

Transmission3Network Fax 3-9Transmission Chapter 33.3 Placing the Original on the MachineThe ADF and platen glass can be used to scan originals with t

Page 279 - 11-32 Network Fax

3Transmission3-10 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.3.2 Placing Originals on the Platen GlassUse the platen glass for originals that cannot be placed

Page 280 - Connection

x-4 Network Fax8 Useful Functions for Reception8.1 Memory Reception ...8-28.

Page 281 - 12 PageScope Web Connection

Transmission3Network Fax 3-11Transmission Chapter 34 Place the original on the platen glass. Press [Scan Setting] - [Separate Scan] - [OK] and then pr

Page 282 - 1 Start the Web browser

3Transmission3-12 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.3.4 Transmitting Originals by Using both the ADF and the Plat-en GlassYou can scan originals by u

Page 283 - 12-4 Network Fax

Transmission3Network Fax 3-13Transmission Chapter 37 Press [Start].Transmission begins.BoxAccessABC DEFJKLGHI MNOTUVPQRS WXYZMode MemorMode MemoryMode

Page 284 - 12.1.2 Web Browser Cache

3Transmission3-14 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.4 Setting Transmission ConditionsOriginal Image Type, Density, Simplex/Duplex and Resolution are

Page 285

Transmission3Network Fax 3-15Transmission Chapter 33.4.1 Original Image TypeSet Quality according to the contents of the original. There are 4 types o

Page 286 - Network Fax 12-7

3Transmission3-16 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.4.2 DensitySet Density according to the lightness or darkness of the original. Density can be set

Page 287 - 2 Click [Login]

Transmission3Network Fax 3-17Transmission Chapter 33.4.4 ResolutionThis is used to set the fineness at which originals are to be scanned. The followin

Page 288

3Transmission3-18 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.4.5 Confirming Settings and Communication ResultsThe settings and communication results of the FA

Page 289 - – The User mode page appears

Transmission3Network Fax 3-19Transmission Chapter 3–Scan Setting Confirming the Scan Setting. Press each setting key in the screen, and the Scan Setti

Page 290

3Transmission3-20 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.4.6 Registering the Address Book from the Mode Check screenA destination that is shown on the Mod

Page 291 - 12-12 Network Fax

Network Fax x-5E-Mail Setting >> E-Mail TX (SMTP) ... 10-810.2.10 Administrator Setting >> Network Set

Page 292 - 3 Select [E-Mail RX (POP)]

Transmission3Network Fax 3-21Transmission Chapter 36 Press [Search Name] to set the Character to Search, and then press [OK].7 Press [Name] to enter t

Page 293 - 12-14 Network Fax

3Transmission3-22 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.5 Method for Specifying AddressesMail address can be specified either by selecting one from regis

Page 294 - 3 Select [E-Mail TX (SMTP)]

Transmission3Network Fax 3-23Transmission Chapter 34 Place the original on the machine.– For details, see "Placing the Original on the Machine&qu

Page 295 - 12-16 Network Fax

3Transmission3-24 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 3ProgramWhen a destination has been registered for program, it can be selected by pressing Program.1

Page 296 - 12.5 I-Fax Advanced Setting

Transmission3Network Fax 3-25Transmission Chapter 3Address BookA destination can be selected by searching among the names in the destination list regi

Page 297 - 12-18 Network Fax

3Transmission3-26 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33 Press the key of the destination name to which you want to send the Internet Fax.– An alphabet sh

Page 298 - 3 Select [SMTP TX Setting]

Transmission3Network Fax 3-27Transmission Chapter 33.5.2 Specifying only destination (IP Address Fax)The following methods can be used when specifying

Page 299 - 3 Select [SMTP RX Setting]

3Transmission3-28 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 3Address BookA destination can be selected by searching among the names in the destination list regi

Page 300 - 2 Click [New Registration]

Transmission3Network Fax 3-29Transmission Chapter 3– An alphabet shown before the key represents the following description.ADial BBox EE-Mail I Intern

Page 301 - 5 Click [OK.]

3Transmission3-30 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 3Direct InputThe address of the IP address fax can be directly input.0 To use the IP address fax fun

Page 302

x-6 Network Fax10.20 Report Settings...10-5910.21 Network Fax Setting...

Page 303 - 5 Click [OK]

Transmission3Network Fax 3-31Transmission Chapter 3– For more information about registering the Address Book, see p. 9-3.– For more information about

Page 304

3Transmission3-32 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.5.3 Selecting Multiple DestinationsInternet Faxes can be sent to multiple destinations in a singl

Page 305 - 8 Click [OK]

Transmission3Network Fax 3-33Transmission Chapter 3Selecting Multiple Destination1 Specify as many destinations as necessary to which you want to send

Page 306

3Transmission3-34 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.5.4 To Confirm/Delete a DestinationTo Confirm/Delete a DestinationYou can confirm or delete selec

Page 307

Transmission3Network Fax 3-35Transmission Chapter 33.6 Scanning3.6.1 When Original Size Cannot be DetectedWhen Original Size Cannot be DetectedIf the

Page 308

3Transmission3-36 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.7 When Unable to Send (IP Address Fax)If a facsimile cannot be sent due to a busy signal from the

Page 309 - 12-30 Network Fax

Transmission3Network Fax 3-37Transmission Chapter 3Redial Check screenWhen you are unable to send a FAX due to a line trouble or the like, a screen to

Page 310

3Transmission3-38 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.8 Canceling Transmission With the network fax, transmission instructions and images stored in mem

Page 311 - 12-32 Network Fax

Transmission3Network Fax 3-39Transmission Chapter 33.9 Confirm the Job ListConfirming Reserved DocumentsThe condition of reservations for transmission

Page 312

3Transmission3-40 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.10 Confirming Communication ResultsConfirming Communication ResultsPressing [Job List] in the fax

Page 313

Network Fax x-712.7 SMTP RX Setting ... 12-2012.8 Address Book...

Page 314 - Network Fax 12-35

Transmission3Network Fax 3-41Transmission Chapter 3your server. "OK" indicates that the MDN result response was received.–Fax TX– Type: The

Page 315 - 12.11 Memory RX User Box

3Transmission3-42 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 35 Press [Exit] twice after completion of confirmation.Screen before Job List will be restored.

Page 316 - Network Fax 12-37

Transmission3Network Fax 3-43Transmission Chapter 33.11 Sender InformationOriginals that have been sent are recorded in the following manner by the re

Page 317

3Transmission3-44 Network FaxTransmission Chapter 33.11.3 Set to OFF!Detail OFF cannot be selected depending on the country.See "Header/Footer Po

Page 318 - Appendix

4Reception Chapter 4Reception

Page 319 - 13 Appendix

4Reception4-2 Network FaxReception Chapter 44 Reception4.1 Reception (Internet Fax)Operation of network fax reception is explained.Receiving Documents

Page 320 - 13.2 Entering text

Reception4Network Fax 4-3Reception Chapter 4Manual ReceptionE-mail can be manually received from the POP server.1 Press [FAX] on the control panel of

Page 321 - Appendix Chapter 13

4Reception4-4 Network FaxReception Chapter 44.2 Reception (IP Address Fax)When the copier receives an IP address fax, it is automatically printed.When

Page 322

Reception4Network Fax 4-5Reception Chapter 44.3 Unable to ReceiveWhen you cannot receive faxes, the error message is displayed. Take corrective action

Page 323 - 13.3 Internet Fax Terminology

4Reception4-6 Network FaxReception Chapter 44.4 Memory Substitute ReceptionIf the facsimile cannot print a received document, the received document is

Page 325

Reception4Network Fax 4-7Reception Chapter 44.5 Reception RecordingWhen a received document is recorded, the paper size of the document received and t

Page 326

4Reception4-8 Network FaxReception Chapter 44.5.2 Recording after Reducing to Fit in PaperIf the document is longer than the regular size paper, an ap

Page 327

Reception4Network Fax 4-9Reception Chapter 4The rules by which the best paper size is determined are as follows:-Step1Selecting the appropriate paper–

Page 328

4Reception4-10 Network FaxReception Chapter 4-Step2Selecting the paper on which the facsimile actually prints the document– The machine checks whether

Page 329

Reception4Network Fax 4-11Reception Chapter 4When [Print Separate Fax Pages] is set to [OFF]: The paper is selected in decreasing order.!Detail Even i

Page 330

4Reception4-12 Network FaxReception Chapter 4When [Print Separate Fax Pages] is set to [ON]: The paper is selected in decreasing order.!Detail Even if

Page 331

Reception4Network Fax 4-13Reception Chapter 4!Detail If the size of the paper on which the facsimile actually prints is smaller than that of the paper

Page 332

4Reception4-14 Network FaxReception Chapter 4(A4, B4 and A3). If it is not available, the message stays appearing until the paper is loaded.If [Tray S

Page 333

Reception4Network Fax 4-15Reception Chapter 44.5.3 Recording at Full ScaleA received document is recorded on the same size of paper at full scale when

Page 334 - 2006. 12

4Reception4-16 Network FaxReception Chapter 4Recording Method at the ReceptionThe following table shows relationship between the paper size of the rec

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