Olivetti Fax-Lab 610, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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BOUT THE FAX MACHINE
C
ONSOLE
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Dial the fax or telephone number.
• If held down for more than one second, they
automatically dial (once set) the telephone
number or fax number assigned to them.
•
Enter numeric data.
•
Select digits and alphanumeric characters dur-
ing the entry of numbers and names.
"Error" LED indicator
Signals an operating fault during transmission or
reception.
Blinking , indicates that the memory contains docu-
ments that have not been printed.
Off , indicates that the memory is empty.
M
ODEL WITH A BUILT
-
IN TAD ONLY
On , indicates that there are messages or memos in
the memory that have already been played.
Blinking , indicates that the memory contains docu-
ments that have not been printed, messages or memos
that have not been played.
Off , indicates that the memory is empty.
With the handset lifted, gives access to the special func-
tions made available by the network manager and com-
monly known as REGISTER RECALL (
R function).
With the fax machine connected to a private exchange:
When pressed before the telephone or fax number is dialled,
it enables a call to be made on the public line (if the output
mode is Flash and if the fax machine was programmed
correctly).
• They scroll cyclically forwards or backwards through the
functions and related parameters on the menu.
•
Move the cursor to the "right" and to the "left" while entering
numbers and names.
M
ODEL WITH A BUILT
-
IN TAD ONLY
•
Used to perform TAD functions. Described in the correspond-
ing chapter.
Display
A two-line liquid crystal display with a capacity of 16 characters
per line.
Shows operator prompts and error messages.
•
After the button has been pressed, it
turns the speaker volume "up" or "down".
•
With tone dialling, they send a tone
down the line for special network serv-
ices.
•
They scroll "backwards" and "for-
wards" through characters and special
symbols during the entry of names.
When pressed before dialling a number,
it enables you to switch from pulse dialling
to tone dialling.