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SYSTEM SETTINGS
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OPERATION PANEL - FAX (ADMINISTRATOR)
Initial Reception Speed Setting
The reception speed can be set for all originals.
To enable smooth communication when receiving a fax
from an area where the transmission speed is slow, you
can set the machine's communication speed in the
following speed to match the speed of the sending
machine.
33.6kbps, 14.4kbps, 9.6kbps, 4.8kbps
Use this setting to specify whether reception from a
stored number is to be allowed or rejected.
The following settings are for regular polling memory
using the Public Box.
Set Fax Polling Security
When the memory polling function is used, this setting
determines whether any machine will be allowed to poll
your machine, or only machines that have been stored in
your machine.
Add New
When the Polling Security Setting is enabled, use this
setting to store (or delete) the fax numbers of the
machines that are allowed to poll your machine. The
stored fax numbers are called passcode numbers. Up to
10 passcode numbers can be stored (maximum of 20
digits each).
Passcode Number Key List
This shows a list of the stored passcode numbers. A
number can be selected to delete it.
If you do not know the condition of the line, do not
change the speed setting.
Allow/Reject Number Setting
Item Description
Reject
Reception Reject reception from the stored number.
Allow
Reception Allow reception from the stored number.
All Invalid
Even if numbers have been stored,
disregard the numbers and allow
reception from all numbers.
Add New
Store a new number for which allow or
reject will be specified (maximum of 50
numbers).
Enter the number (maximum of 20 digits)
and select the [Store] key.
Registration
Number List
A list of the stored numbers can be
displayed.
A number can be selected in this screen
to delete it from the list.
When no numbers have been stored for allow/reject
specification, no keys other than [Add New] can be
selected.
Fax Polling Security
Note that these settings do not apply to F-code polling
memory.