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Basic
F
ax
Functions
Transmission
5
Press [Close] to return to the standby screen.
The icon of the advanced functions is displayed.
NOTE
• When you assign “Memory Tx” to the soft keys (page 8-50), you can switch ON/OFF
of memory transmission through one-touch.
• After the transmission ends or when you press <Reset>, the machine returns to the
default of memory transmission. Memory transmission is set to ON at the time of
shipment. To change the default to OFF, refer to “Transmission Default Settings”
(page 8-15).
Quick memory transmission
When you transmit multiple documents using the ADF, transmission starts in
the order of the pages that can be stored in the memory. This greatly reduces the
total working time when sending a large amount of documents.
NOTE
Quick memory transmission is set to ON at the time of shipment. To change the
default to OFF, refer to “Other Settings” (page 8-17).
Dialing symbols
To insert the pause or switch the tone signal when dialing, enter the dialing
symbols.
Symbol
name
Dialing
symbol
Functions and applications
Hyphen
—
Make the entered dialing number easy to see.
Pause
/P
Enter the pause symbol when you need to, for example, when
you dial overseas or dial from an extension to an external
line. You can enter the pause to last for about 2 seconds per
one symbol. To lengthen the pause, enter more than one
symbol. You can also change the pause time per symbol. For
details on changing, refer to “Other Settings” (page 8-17) in
the fax-related settings.
Prefix
/N
You can enter this symbol at the top of the dialing number
to add the registered prefix number. For the details on
registering the prefix, refer to “Dial Prefix” (page 4-8).
NOTE
You can also use the dialing symbols when you enter the speed dials.
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