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Problem Solving
Fax Problem Solving
Memory Full Error Handling
During the scanning of documents to memory, the possibility exists where the number of scanned
documents can exceed the capacity of the machine memory. You must decide how to handle that
condition.
There are three conditions for sending and fax scanning during the Memory Full condition:
1. In Direct Send mode, the document can still be sent when memory is full. While the document
is being sent, the LCD does not show any Memory Full condition, and the scan speed is
reduced during a Memory Full condition. If you press
Stop
and there is no reserved job, the
LCD displays:
CANCEL JOB
1=YES 2=NO
If there are reserved jobs, the LCD displays:
SELECT JOB (<- ->)
1=YES 2=NO
Select the job to be cancelled. Press
Enter
. The LCD displays:
CANCEL? 1=YES 2=NO
JOB INFORMATION
2. In MEMORY SENDING mode, the LCD displays Memory Full while memory is full. In this
mode, the document will continue to be sent while memory is full. However, scanning will
continue in reduced speed mode. The next part of the document can be scanned only when a
part of the document has been sent. The LCD displays:
MEMORY FULL
STOP: SCAN ABORT
If you press
Stop
, the scanning is cancelled. Sending from memory is continued until all
documents stored in memory are sent.
3. In the Timer Operation/Broadcast/Fax from Glass/Polling modes, if memory gets full at the
first page of the job, the LCD displays “MEMORY FULL” for 2 seconds. The job is cancelled
automatically.
If memory gets full during or after the scanning of the second page or later pages, the LCD
displays “MEMORY FULL”. You can press
Start Fax
, and sending is continued for the pages
scanned up to that point. If you press
Stop
, the job is cancelled.
Summary of Contents for WorkCentre Pro 16FX
Page 1: ...Pro 16fx User Guide 7 1999 701P31244...
Page 38: ...26 Copying...
Page 62: ...50 Fax Setup...
Page 80: ...68 Sending a Fax...
Page 96: ...84 Receiving Faxes...
Page 114: ...102 Fax Special Functions...
Page 122: ...110 Fax Reporting...
Page 132: ...120 Printer Driver...
Page 150: ...138 Problem Solving...
Page 158: ...146 Appendix...