Kyocera FS-C2626MFP Fax Machine User Manual


 
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Using a Connected Telephone > DRD Reception (Available for inch versions only)
DRD Reception (Available for inch versions only)
This reception mode utilizes the Distinctive Ring Pattern service available through some telephone companies. With this
service, you can use two or more fax numbers on a single telephone line. Thus, you can use this fax and a telephone on
the same line, and you can still designate a different fax number for each of them. As each number is given a different
ring pattern, the machine is able to differentiate between incoming calls. If one of these numbers is designated for the
machine, and a desired ring pattern is designated for that number in advance, fax reception will be initiated automatically
whenever the machine detects the ring pattern distinctive to the fax.
Flow of reception
Preparation:
Refer to
Reception Mode on page 9-8 to select [Auto (DRD)].
1
The telephone rings.
When a call comes in, the telephone will ring.
NOTE
Using DRD Reception to receive a telephone call is only possible if a separately purchased
telephone is connected to the machine. DRD reception is only possible if you subscribe to
the Distinctive Ring Pattern service provided by your telephone company. Contact your
telephone company for further information on the Distinctive Ring Pattern service available.
FAX Telephone
If the other party has dialed
your fax number...
If the other party has dialed
your telephone number...
Telephone company
The fax machine will ring using
the predetermined ring pattern
for a fax and fax reception will
start automatically.
(The fax will handle the call
using the Automatic FAX
Reception mode.)
The fax machine will ring using
the predetermined ring pattern
for a telephone call.
Conversation is possible with
the other party if you answer
the telephone that is connected
to this fax machine.
NOTE
If you lift the handset while the telephone is still ringing, the machine will deal with the call in
the same manner as standard Manual FAX Reception. For details, refer to
Manual Reception
on page 7-9
.