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SENDING THE SAME IMAGE TO MULTIPLE
DESTINATIONS (Broadcast Transmission)
The same image can be sent to multiple scan mode, Internet fax mode, and fax mode destinations in a single
operation. If you frequently send images to the same group of destinations, it is recommended that you store
those destinations as a group in a one-touch key.
The procedure for selecting multiple destinations stored in one-touch keys and sending an image to those
destinations is explained below.
1 Place the originals.
When using the document glass, place the original with the
side to be scanned face down.
2 Select settings in the touch panel.
(1) Touch the [Address Book] key.
(2) Touch the one-touch key in which the desired
destination is stored.
To change the number of one-touch keys displayed in
the screen, touch the key. Select 5, 10, or
15 keys.
(3) Touch the one-touch keys of the additional
destinations to which you want to send the
image.
(4) Touch the [To] key.
(5) Touch the [Address Review] key.
(6) Check the destinations and then touch the
[OK] key.
To delete a destination, touch the key of the destination
that you wish to delete. A message will appear to
confirm the deletion. Touch the [Yes] key.
3 Press the [START] key.
If fax or Internet fax destinations are included in the
broadcast transmission, scanning will take place in [Mono2].
The side to be scanned must be face up!
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Auto Auto
Auto
File
Quick File
Address Review
Send Settings
Address Entry
Address Book
USB Mem. ScanFaxInternet Fax PC Scan
Special Modes
Colour Mode
File Format
PDF
Mono2
Resolution
Exposure
Original
Scan:
Scan
Send:
200X200dpi
AAA AAA BBB BBB
To Cc
ABCD
Freq.
EFGH IJKL MNOP QRSTU VWXYZ etc.
1
2
5
15
10
Global
Address Search
Address Entry
Sort Address
Address Review
Condition
Settings
III III
GGG GGG
EEE EEE
CCC CCC
JJJ JJJ
HHH HHH
DDD DDD
FFF FFF
1
1
EEE EEE HHH HHH
Address Review
OK
001 002
To
Cc
Auto Reception
Fax Memory:100%
(4)
(6)
(5)
(1)
(3)
(2)
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