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FINE/HALFTONE lamps Increases the clarity
of documents
you
send. Lamps
show
which setting
is
on.
When both
lamps
are off,
you
are
in
the
standard setting.
G3 unit
(1980)
A category of digilalfacsimile
equipment
capable
of sending
a letter-size
(or
A4) document
in
1 minute or less.
G3 uses
digital
handshaking which
allows the
two faxes
to determine
the type
of machine, maximum
resolution
,
speed of
transmission, and so
on. G3 fax
equipment can
communicate
at 2400,
4800,7200, and
9600 bps.
Your
facsimile is a G3 category
facsimile,
FINE/HALFTONE For setting
the reproduction
quality
of
documents
for
sending
or copying, Press this
key to use one
of its three
settings.
.
FINE/HALFTONE
lamps
off.
Use
for standard
text with no
photographs
or
graphics,
.
FINE
lamp on,
Use
with
text ior the best
possible
reproduction
quality.
.
HALFTONE lamp
on.
Use
with text
that also contains
photographs, graphics,
artwork.
handset The
telephone handset
provided
with
the fax.
hook
The hook button on the
handset
or extension
phone.
When
the
hook button is released,
you
can hear a dial tone.
Ink footprint
The ink footprint appears
at the
lower left corner
of the
received document,
manual reception
Use manual
reception when
your
fax is being used
as a
telephone.
After the
phone
rings
and
you
pick
up the
receiver,
if
you
hear
a slow beep
this means
someone
is
sending
you
a fax.
Press
[START/COPYJ
When the
AUTO
and ANS
HOOK UP lamps
are off,
the fax is set
lo receive
manually.
manual
redialing
When
you
use regular
dialing,
you
can redial
a number
manually
simply by
pressing
[REDIAL]
on the
control
panel.
The
last number
called is the
number
redialed.
memory broadcast
Allows
you
to send
one scanned
document
to up
to 38
locations by
using one{ouch
dialing,
coded
speed dialing,
and regular
dialing.
(+
48)
memory lamp Lights
when
a document
has been
recorded
in memory.
lf
the fax
printer
runs
out of
paper
or ink,
the document
is
automatically
stored in the
memory.
noise
A
general
term applied to
a number
of
problems
that
adversely atfect
the operation
of
telephone
lines used
for
modem and
fax
communication.
Numeric keys
The numeric
keys are the
round
keys on
the control
panel
with a number on
them.
Press to
perform
regular
dialing.
The numeric keys
are also used
to enter
numbers
and letters
when
registering numbers
and
names.
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