Display shows
Description
defaultstatefortheoff-hook
condition detecting of the local telephone.
q q
Permanent-loopalarm
To arrange the
an
alarm tone when the machine detects a
permanent loop of the local telephone.
q
printing function
T o
(Tel. No.) printing capability of the machine.
To program
digit
If figurer of 4 digits (between digit No.
and digit No. are registered an
digit, the machine will check the telephone
number
when
it begins to originate a call.
If the figurer between digit and digit 4 are
matched with the already registered figurer,
the call control (call parameters) will switch
from
to
line.
Therefore, this programming is valid only
when
been selected by the technical
PP ‘47”.
q
Priority
selection
between the copying operation and the
message receiving operation.
reception
To arrange the machine to
and read
documents without limiting the length.
q
Operation when
memory has become
To arrange either to print the remaining
on recording paper or to do not
perform the receiving operation.
memory mode.
q
To disable paper
T
O
arrange the initial cutting default.
ON: To
paper when AC power turned
OFF:
paperwhen
turned ON.
Type of dial
the default state for dial system of
the machine,
can be any of
Refer to sub-item 3.6.3.2.
q
Department ID input
When the department ID input is ret to on.
the
Display
shows
the message at right
in
the
standby
The input
department ID is recorded in the activity
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Summary of Contents for OKIFAX OF-38
Page 1: ...OfClFAx OF 38 Facsimile Transceiver HELD SERVICE HANDBOOK...
Page 2: ...OKIFAX OF 38 FACSIMILE TRANSCEIVER FIELD SERVICE HANDBOOK 0 0...
Page 7: ...C H A P T E R I GENERAL INFORMATION 0 0 s...
Page 8: ...CHAPTER 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1 1 Features l l 1 2 GeneralAppearance l 3 0 0 c7...
Page 12: ...Fig 1 2 3 Operation Control Panel of the OKIFAX OF 38 l 4...
Page 13: ...0 0 co CHAPTER 2 SPECIFICATIONS...
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Page 52: ...09s r El 1 SLl r pr Fig 2 1 General appearance and dimensionsof the OKIFAX OF 38 2 39...
Page 53: ...CHAPTER 3 lNSTALi_ATION...
Page 77: ...Table3 7 3 PTT parameter 3 2 3...
Page 112: ...Fig 3 13 1 Flow chart for typical message reception 3 5 8...
Page 113: ...Fig 3 13 2 Flow chart for typical message transmission 3 59...
Page 114: ...CHAPTER 4 MAINTENANCE...
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Page 160: ...CHAPTER 5 ADJUSTMENT...
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Page 175: ...3 Scanner assembly SNS 18 PC BOARD SCREW SHIELDING PLATE Fig 5 2 4 Scanner assembly 5 14...
Page 186: ...CHAPTER 6 TROUSLESHOOTING...
Page 191: ...0 0 0 Fig 6 1 1 MODEM PC board 6 4...
Page 198: ...Li YU3512 1667 Fig 6 1 2 NCU 181 PC board JC3 6 1 1...
Page 211: ...Note No INo 6 2 4...
Page 214: ...6 2 4 Document Skew Put a smaller original in the carrier sheet and fed them together 6 2 7...
Page 220: ...C H A P T E R 7 DISASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY P...
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Page 252: ...5 Remove a screw 0 SCREW 6 Remove the two screws Fig 7 3 11 3 SCREWS BOARD Fig 7 3 11 4 7 31...
Page 268: ...CHAPTER 8 BRIEF TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION...
Page 270: ...OKIFAX OF 38 overall circuit diagram Fig 8 1 1 m _ n 111 I I 1 Cl...
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