Instrukcja obsługi Motorola Moto 4G Plus

Canon

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BUBBLE-JET

FACSIMILE

Instruction

Book

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Canron

FAXPHONE'"B60

BUBBLE-JET

FACSIMILE

Instruction

Book

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oi

Canon,

Inc.

tiris

facsimile

combines the

functions

of

a facsimile

and

quality

printer.

lts

compact,

vertical

design

means

less

wasted

space

in

your

work

area.

The

bubUe_jet

printer

uses

cut-sheet

plain

paper

to deliver

sharp

reproductions

of your

fax

documents

and copies.

you

no longer

have

to bother

with

specially

treated

rolls

of

recording

paper

that

cud after

coming

out of the

fax.

Users

in the U.S.A.

PRE-INSTALLATION

REOUIREMENTS

FOR

CANON

FACSIMILE

EQUIPMENT

A. Location

Supply

a surtable tatJle, cabinet,

or desk. See brochure

for

unit's

dimensions

and weigfrt.

B. Order

lnformation

1. Only

a single

telephone

line

touch{one

or rotary

is

to be

used.

2. Order

an

RJ11-C modular

wall

jack

(USOC

code),

which

should

oe

installed

by the phone

company. lf the

RJ 1 1

-C

wall

jack

is not present,

telephone/fax

operation is not possible.

3. Order

a normal business

line from

your

telephone

company's

business

representative The

line should

be a regular

voice grade

line

or

the equivalent. Use

one line

per unit.

DDD (Direct

Distance

Dial) line

-or-

IDDD

(lnternational

Direct

Distance

Dial) line if

you communicate

overseas

C.

Power Requirements

The

FAXPHONE

870 should

be connected to a standard 120

volt AC,

three-wire

grounded

outlet

only. Do not connect this

unit to an outlet

or

power

line shared with other

appliances

that cause electrical

noise. Air

conditioners,

electric typewriters,

copiers,

and machines

of this sort

generate

electrical

noise which often

interferes with

communications

equipment

and the sending and

receiving

of documents.

Note:

Canon recommends

an individual

line following industry

standards, e.g.

the 25OO

(Touch Tone) or 5OO

(Rotary/Puise

Dial)

telephones. A dedicated

extension off a PBX unit without'Call

Waiting" can be used with your FAX unit. Key telephone systems are

not recommended

because they send non-standard signals to

individual

telephones for ringing

and speclal codes, which may cause

a FAX error.

CONNECTION

OF THE EQUIPMENT

This equipment

complies with

Part 68 of the FCC rules.

On the rear

panel

of this equipment is a label that contains,

among other

information,

the

FCC Registration

Number and Ringer

Equivalence Number

(REN)

for this

equipment.

lf requested,

this information

must

be

given

to the telephone

company. This equipment

may not be used on coin

service

provided

by

the

telephone

company. Connection

to party

lrnes is subject

to state

tariffs.

IN CASE

OF EQUIPMENT

MALFUNCTION

Should

any

malfunclion

occur which

cannol

be corrected by

the

procedures

described in this instruction book,

disconnect

the equipment

lrom the

telephone line and unplug the

power

cord. The telephone

should

not

be reconnected

or

the

switch

turned on unlil the

problem

is

completely

resolved. Users

should contact their

local

authorized Canon Facsrmile

Service

Dealer

for servicing of equipment.

RIGHTS OF

THE TELEPHONE

COMPANY

Should lhe

equipment cause harm to the telephone network, the telephone

company

may temporarily

disconnect

service. The

lelephone

company

also retains

the right to make changes in facililies and services which

may

affect

the operation of this equipment. When such changes are necessary,

the telephone

company is required to give

adequate

prior

notice to the user.

WARNING

Do not make any changes

or modifications

to the equipment unless

otherwise specified in the manual. lf such changes or modiiications

should

be made,

you could be required

to stop operation of the equipment.

Note:

This equipment has been tested

and found to comply with the limits.

for a Class

B digital device,

pursuant

to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These

limits are

designed

to provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in a residential

installation. This equipment

generates,

uses

and can radiate radio frequency

energy and, if not installed

and used in

accordance with the instructions, mav cause harmful interference

to radio

communications.

However, there is no guarantee

that

interference will not occur

in a

parlicular

installation. lf

this equipment does cause

harmful intefference

to

radio

or television reception,

which can be determined

by turning the

equipment

off and on, the user

is encouraged to try

to correct the

interference by one of the following measures:

- Re-orient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase

the separation

between the equipmenl or receiver.

- Connect

the equipment

into an outlet

on a circuit different

from that to

which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced

radioffV technician

for help.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Read

all

of

these instructions.

2. Save

lhese

Instructions for

later use.

3. Follow

all warnings and

instructions

marked

on the

product.

4. Unplug

this

product

from

the

wall

before

cleaning

or maintenance.

Do

not

use

liquid cleaners

or aerosol

cleaners.

use a damo

cloth

for

cleaning.

5. Do

not use this

product

near

waler.

6. Do not place

this product

on an unstable

cart,

stand, or table. The

product

may fall,

causing

serious

damage

to the product.

7. slots and openings in

the

cabinet

and

the back or bonom are

provided

for ventilation

to ensure

reliable

operation

of the product

and

to protect

it

from overheating.

These

openings

must not be blocked

or covereo.

The openings

should never be blocked

by placing

the product

on a

bed,

sofa, rug, or other

similar surface.

This

product

should

never

be

placed

near or over

a radiator

or heat

register.

This

product

should

not

be placed

in a built-in

installation

unless

proper

ventilation

is provided.

B. This

product

should be operated

from

the

type of power

source

indicated

on the marking

label. lf

you are

not sure of the type

of power

available,

consult

your dealer or local

power

company.

9. This

product

is equipped

with

a polarized

alternating-currenl

line

plug (a

plug

with

one blade

wider than

the other). This

plug

will fit into

the

power

outlet

only one way.

This

is a safety feature.

lf

you are

unable

to

insert

the plug

fully into

the outlet,

try reversing

the plug. lf the plug

fails

to fit, contact your electrician

to replace your obsolete

outlet. Do not

defeat

the safety

purpose

of the polarized

plug.

10. Do not allow

anything

to rest on the power

cord. Do not locate

this

product

where

persons

will

walk

on the cord.

11. lf an extension

cord is used with

this

product,

make sure that

the total

of

lhe ampere

ratings on the products

plugged

into

the extension

cord

does not exceed the enension

cord ampere

rating.

Also, make sure

that

the total

current of all

products

plugged

into

the wall outlet

does not

exceed

15 amperes

12.

Never

push objects

of any kind into

this product

through cabinet

slots

as

they may

touch dangerous

voltage points

or short

out parts

that

could

result in a risk

of fire or electric

shock. Never spill liquid

of

any

kind on

the

product.

13.

Do not attempt

to service

this product

yourself,

as opening

or removing

certain

covers may expose

you to dangerous

voltage

points

or other

risks.

Refer all servicing

to service

personnel.

.14.

Unplug

this product

from the

wall outlet

and refer

servicing

to qualified

service

personnel

under

the following

conditions:

A. When

the

power

cord

or plug

is

damaged

or frayed.

B lf

liquid

has been spilled

into

the

product.

C. lf

the

product

has been

exposed

to rain

or water.

D. lf the producl

does nol operate

normally

when lhe operating

instructions

are

followed.

Adlust only

those controls

lhal are

covered

by the

operating

instructions

since improper

adjustment of

other conlrols

may resull in damage

and

will

often

require enensive

work by a qualified

lechnician

to restore

the product

to normal

ooeration.

E. lf the product

has been

dropped

or the cabinet

has been

damaged.

F. lf

the product

exhibits

a distinct

change

in performance,

indicating

a

need for service.

Users

in Canada

PRE-INSTALLATION

REOUIREMENTS

FOR

CANON

FACSIMILE

EAUIPMENT

A. Locatlon

Supply

a suitable

taOte,

caOine,,

o,.

Ourf,.

See

brochure

for

unil,s

otmonsions

and

weight.

B.

Order

Informatlon

1.

Provide

only

a single

line

or

touch{one

or

rotary

telephone

set

termrnated

with

a

standard

4_pin

modular

phone

plug. ffouch_rone

is

recommended

if

available

in

your area.)

2 Order

an RJ

r 1-c modurar

wat jack (usoc code),

which

shourd

be

installed

by the

phone

company. lf

the RF1

1_C

wall

jack

is n, prur"n,,

telephone/fax

operation

is not possible.

3. Order

a normal

business

line

from

your

telephone

company,s

business

representative.

The

rine

shourd

be a regurar

voice

grade

rine

or tne equivalent.

Use one line per unlt.

DDD (Direct

Distance

Diat)

tine

-or-

IDDD

(rnternationar

Direct

Distance

diar)

rine

if

you communicate

overseas

Note:

canon recommends

an individuar

rine

foilowing

industry

standards

luch as the 25OO

(t"u!l tone) or 5OO (rotary/putse

dial)

tetephones. A

dedicated e>rlension

off a pBX without camp on srgnats

is arso permitted

with a FAX unit. Key

telephone

systems are not recommended because

tney

send non-

standard

signals

to individuar

terephones

for ringing,

or

send

special

codes

which

may cause

a FAX

error.

C. Power

Requirements

The

power

outret

shourd

be a three-prong

grounded

receptacre

(singre

or

duplex) lt shourd

be independent

from iopi"r", heaters,

air

conditioners

or any

electricar

equipment

that

is

thermostaticaily

controiled.

The

rated

value

is t 15

vorts

and 15

amperes.

The

RJ

1

'1

-c modurar

jack

shourd

be

relatively

close

to the power

outlet

to facilitate

installation.

NOTICE

The

canadian Department

of communications

raber

identifies

certified

equipment.

This

certification

means

that

the

equipment

meets

certain

telecommunications

networks

protective,

operational

and

safety

requirements.

The

Department

does not guarantee

the equipment

wirl

operate

to the user's

satisfaction

Before

instailing

this

equipment,

users

shourd

ensure

that

it is permitted

to

be

connected

to

the

facilities

of

the

local

telecommunications

company.

The

equipment

must

also

be installed

using

an acceptabte

method

of

connectron.

In

some

cases,

the

company's

inside

wiring

associated

wilh

a

single-line

indrviduar

servrce

may

be

enended

by

means

of

a certified

connector

assembry

(terephone

erlension

cord). The

custorner

shourd

be

aware

that

compliance

with

the

above

conditions

may not prevent

detefloratton

of

service

in

some

situations.

I lto Load Nurnbor

(LN)

assignc.d

to each

ternlnal

device

denotes

the

porcontage

of

the

total load

to tle

connected

lo a telephone

loop

which is

usocl

by lhe devico,

to pievent

ovorloading.

Ttre terrnination

on a loop may

oonsrst

of ar,y

cornbinalion

of devices

sub,ect

only to the requirentent

that

the

lotal

of the

Load Nurnbers

of all the

devices

does not exceed

100

Repairs

to cerlified

equiprnent

should be rnade by an authorized Canadian

maintenance

facility designated

by the

supplier. Any repairs or alterations

made by the

user to this equiprnent,

or equipment malfunctions,

may give

the

telecomrnunications

cotrpanv cause

lo roeuest

the user to disconnect

the equipment.

Users should

ensure for

their

own protection

that the electrical

ground

connections

of

the power

utility, telephone

lines and internal

metallic water

pipe system,

if present,

are connecled together This precaution

may be

particularly

important

in rural

areas

CAUTION

Users should not attempt

to make such connections themselves, but

should contact

the appropriate

electric inspection

authority, or electrician,

as appropriate.

This digital apparatus

does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise

emissions

from digital

apparatuses set out in the Radio Interference

Regulations

of the Canadian Department of Communications.

Table

of Contents

How

to use

this

instruction

book

894 1:

GETT|NG

SET

UT

Check list:

Do you have

everything?

A Quick Look at the Fax

Front

4

Rear

View

Left

View

The

Handset

Right

View .5

.5

6

Control

panel

summary

Setting Up the Fax

Finding

the right

location

Power

requirements

Operating

and

storing

environment

Fastening

the

handset

cradle

Connecting

the

handset

cord

Turning

the

facsimile

on/off

The

standby

mode

How

to remove

a document

What's

standby?

Tone/pulse

setting

Connecting

an extension

phone

or answering

machine

Connecting

the

telephone

line

I

9

12

1?

13

t.+

<A

ta

1A

ta

lq

Setting

up the printer

Installing

an ink

cartridqe

Loading

paper

in

the printer

Cleaning

the

print

head

. .16

Cartridge

handlin

g precaLrtions

Recommended

paper

specifications 18

20

21

23

PaTt

2: BEFoRE

YoU USE

THETAX

*

Registering your number and

before you

registgr...

Registering

the

date

and

time

Registering

your

telephone

number

Registering

your

name

When

you are

finished

registering

..

name (TTt) . .25

26

28

30

32

PaTt

3: GETTING

STARTM

Using

the telephone

Using

regular

dialing

with

numeric

keys

Redialing

33

34

35

48

49

Answering

the

phone

Specialdiating . .36

Switching

tone/pulse

dialing

Dialing

through

a switchboard

(pBX) 36

37

38

39

40

Before

sending

documents

Paper

size

What

the receiving

fax

doesn,t

s€e

Preparing

documents

before

sending

Setting

document

densiW

Sening

reproduction

quulity

Inserting

a document

Sending

a document

Dialing

a number

and sending

a document

. Manual

Dialing

to send a document

. Automatic

dialing

to send

a document

Redialing

a facsimile

number

. Automatic

redialino

. Manual

redialing

Clearing

document

feed iams

4'l

42

43

. .44

.45

.47

Part

4:

ADVANCED

FEATURES

One-touch

dialing

Registeiing

numbers

and

Adjusting

the

pause

time names

for

One{ouch

dialing 75

76

B1

Using

One-touch

dialing

. One-touch

dialing

the

telephone

. One-louch

sendinq

a

documenl

. Printing

a list

of relistered

numbers

a2

82

B3

t1r+

Coded speed

dialing

Registering

names

and numbers

for

Coded speed

dialing

Using

Coded

speed

dialing . .

'J..

. !o!ed speed

diating

rhe

tetephone

. Coded speed

dialing

to send a document

. Printing

a list

of numbers

registered

for Coded

speed

dialing

Using

delayed

transmission

Sening

up

delayed

transmission

Canceling

delayed

transmission

. .92

...92

.94

85

B5

90

91

95

96

97

98

Using

polling

Registering

your

polling

lD

Sending

a document

in response

to polling

Manually

polling

another

fax

to receive

Vour

documenl

Setting the printer data

Entering

the printer

setting

mode (BJ

DATA)

Sening

slower

speed

for printing

grapnics .

99

Setting

for halftone

printing

Printing

reports

Printing

activity

reports

Printing

activity

management

reporls

. Printing

a report

manuallv

. Printing

a report

after

20 iransactions

. Printing

a report

every

day

at

the

same

time

. Printing

send/receive

transactions

separately

. Printing

error

transmission

reoorts

Summary

of

user

settings

Printing

a list

of user

settings

Changing

the

user

setttngs

.'to0

.101

102

.103

.10s

.105

.106

.107

.108

.110

. .112

. ...112

114

. ttJ

iv

Troubleshooting

summary

table

Displ.ay,nteso€lg{?s

and errror

codes

Before

calling

for

service...

Maintenance

Cleaning

the

fax

. Cleaning

the

fax

e),iterior

. Cleaning

the document

scanning

glass

. Cleaning

the printer

area

..116

.

.116

.

l18

114

. .120

. . .120

Specifications

't21

122

123

Glossary

FAXPHONE@

860

Power ON/OFF Brryltch

Quick Reference

How to set up the fax

(for

more

details

see pages

g_15).

Connect

to 6. Handsel

cradls connecllon

volume swllch

OFF-LOW-HIGH

Hook button

Handsel

6--

@r-.

lq

I

AC outlet (t20 Modular

lack for

single line (RJlt C)

Answerlng

machlne

6r erctenslon

phono

(seo

lllustratlon

below).

V 60 Hz)

FAXPHONE

@ A60 Quick Reference

1. Open

the

printer

cover.

4. Remove

the

protective

tape

7. Press

the

cartridge

release

lever

down.

2. Pullthe

cartridge

release

lever

up. 3. Remove

the print

head

cap.

5. Hold

the cartridoe. 6. Insert

the

cartridge.

B. Close

the printer

cover.

sv

@

FAXPHONF

@

A60 Quick Referenc,

Loading

letter-size

paper

o^"o

)^vo

o

1. Insert

the paper

support

tray.

4. Tap

the

stack

to

even

the

edge.

2. Press

down

on

the

paper

feeder

plate

5. Slide

the

paper

into

the

tray.

3. Pick

up

a

small

stack

of paper

and

fan

the paper.

6. Slide

the guide

against

the

paper

7. Press

down

on the

tab.

-\-

$"o

S-"""""tt""-==\

9"":s

FAXPHONEG)

A60 Quick Referent

clearing paper jams with

the paper

nait

retease

rever

(For

details,

see

page

61)

1. Open

the

paper

bail

release

cover

on the bottom left

corner

on the

front

of the fax.

2, Press

the paper

bail

release

lever

down to release

the

paper.

43

into

the document

feeder

1. Adjust

the paper

guides

to the

width

of

the

document.

2. Tap

the

stack

to even

the

edge. lnsert

the documents

face-down

into

the

fax

The

display

changes:

o ooo --

o OOO l:o

;; ^oooodc

- OLro ooo w

FAXPHONE() iJ60 Quick Referer,

Sending

a document

with manual

dialir

(for

details, see

I

Setting reproduction quality

O ntr

O utrrotr

l----'l

Follow

this

procedure

to

set the

quality

of

the reproduction for

transnrission

or copy according

to

the contents of

your

docurnent.

Press

ft-i

A L r i O

ruE to change

the

sening.

FINE on

Standard

text

with increased

clarity.

HALFTONE on

Text with

photos

or graphics.

Standard

text (FINE,

HALFTONE off)

Standard

typed text without

photos

or graphics.

Just

press

t

Hn tf-f- N E

I to alternate the settings

in this order:

+ FINE ONE

Standard

L+ HALFT

I

Dialing

and sending W

Feed

the document 3. Dial

the

other

pafty's

facsimile number.

into the fax.

2. Pick

up the handset.

. For sending a document wittt

automatic dialing,

see page 47 of the instruction

ntanual for f

ufther

details.

4. lf

you hear a

tone,

this means tf

the other

party's

fax is set for

automatic receivino. Press

fs-rrnITnT-TTOFYltostart

transmitting the document.

-or-

It someone

answers the

phone

the other

party

to press

their

sti

key and

then

hang

up their

phc

P ress on\

fax,

and hang up your

handset

5 Thp r^lrsnlav tells vOu when

transmitting

begins.

TRANSMITTING

How lo usa lhis instruction book

document

fax

IFNNETTOI_I

fo

(+ 1o)

A few simple

notations

are used

to help you read

faster

and find

the information

you need. Beiore

you use this

instruction

book,

glance

over

this

list

of

soecial

notations

and be

sure you understand

what

they

mean.

A document

is

the

sheet

of paper

you send

or receive

with

the

facsimile,

or

copy.

The

facsimile

unit,

including

the

handset,

The name

of the key

is enclosed

in

a box.

Numbers

are the number

keys

on the numeric

key pad

on the control panel.

Numbers

preceded

by an arrow

and enclosed

in

parentheses

are references

to page

numbers

that

contain

more

information

about

the

topic of the

. Text

in italics

describes

hetpfut

hints,

restrictions,

or how

to avoid

difficulties.

CAUTION!

Failure

to pay attention

to CAIITIONs

may

resuft

In damage

to the egulpment.

A complete glossary

of terms

is included

at the end of

this

instruction

book.

How to u.so

fhi.s instruc(iorr book

This

manual

is

designed

to help you get

set up and

start

using

your

fax in as short

a time as possible.

y<

will find

this instruction

book easier

to use

if

you reac

through

it in

the

order the

material

is

presented.

GETTING

SET

UP

Shows

you how

to set

up

your

new facsimile

and

get

ready

for operation.

This

section

starts from

openinl

the box and guides

you step by step to get you read

to use the

telephone,

fax,

and copier.

BEFORE

YOU

USE THE

FAX...

Follow

these instructions

to register

your own name

and telephone

number

in

your

fax. your personal

or

company

name

and telephone

number

that you

register

are printed

automatically

on the documents

that

you send. This

information

is used

bv the other

party

to identify

you as the sender.

GETTING

STARTED

WITH

THE BASICS

Basics

are

what you need to know on the first

day yc

have

your

fax set

up. This

section

describes

how

to

use the

telephone,

send

and receive

a document,

make

copies,

and print

an activity

management

repc

so you can start keeping a record of your fax

transactions

from

the first

day. This

section

also

describes

how

to connect

and use an extension

oho

or answering

machine

with

the fax.

ADVANCED

FEATURES

Introduces

the

time-saving

features

such

as One-tou

speed

dialing

and Coded speed

dialing

of registered

fax numbers.

This

section

also

shows

you how to se

up your fax

to receive

and send when Vou

are not in

the office.

MAINTENANCE

AND

TROUBLESHOOTING

Shows

you how

to keep

the fax

and printer

in good

working

condition

and

what

to do if

a problem

occur

A Quick Look at tlto Fax

fake a few minutes

to look over

your new

fax

so you

know how it should

look

when it is

set

uD.

r Front

View

Pap6r

aupport

lr

Prlnior papor foodor

Handsst

Automallc documenl

loodor (ADF)

lammso paper

Printer

cover

Covers the

print

well and

opens

for

installation

of

bubble-iet

cartridgs.

Paper outlel

Paper

bail

release

cover

Opens

for

operation

ol the

paper

bail

release

lever.

r Rear

View

Power

cord

Power (on/off) swilch

i2_g;:-

4'-'.:"o'

.;>y

T/P Oone/Pulse) switch

r/F wtutu

GISTRATION switch

A Quick Look at tlto Fax

r Left View

r The Handset

Rlnger

volume swltch

Jack for extenslon phone

aneworlng machlns

Hook

button

Adjusts

the

volume

of the

ringer

for

three

settinas:

OFF,

LOW.

HIGH.

r Right

View

T/P REG6TRAilOIT

TPONOFF

T/P flone/Pulse) switch REGISTRATION

switch

Ctsrilrol

pancl surnntary

FINE

lamp

Increases

the clarity o{ docu-

ments

sent.

HALFTONE

lamp

Increases

the

quality

of docu-

ments with photographs

and

graphics.

AUTO

lamp

Fax receives

documents automatically

when you are not in the office.

ANS

HOOK

UP

lamp

Sets the lax to be used with an answerino

machine

conn€cted.

Before

you register

user data

or use

the facsimile,

take

a few minutes

to familiarize

yourself

with

the keys

and

indlcators

on the

control

oanel.

FUNCTION

koy

Used with other

koys to por-

form special operations

like

registering

information

in

your

fax.

PAUSE

key

Press

to enter

a pause

in a

telephone

number

when

registering

or dialing.

lN USE lamp

Ughts when

your

fax uses the

telephone line.

rrn | | ,qa

PAI,.SE.

FINE

HALF ANS HOOK UP

,,IEIIORY

STOP key

Press to stop an

operation

and

return

to standby

REDIAL

key

STARr/COPY

START/COPY

key

Press

to start

an

operatton

or to

start copying.

FINE/HALFTONE

key

Press to light FINE

or

HALFTONE

lamp. When both

lamps are

off, this

is the stand-

ard setting

for typed

text. MEMORY

lamp

Lights

when recording

the

document into

memory,

receiving

and printing

the

document

out of

memory

Flashes

when

documenls

are

received

in memory

AUTO/ANS

HOOK

UP

key

Press

to tight

AUTO or ANS HOOK Up

lamp. When both lamps are ofl, you can

recerve

normal phone calls

and receive

oocuments manuallv.

TONE key

Set for tone

dialing

when you

dial

a num-

ber

if

your

fax is

nor-

mally

set

for rotary

pulse

dialing.

Press

to redial

telephone or fac-

simile numbers.

Control

panol summary

SYMBOLS

key

Enlers

symbols

nor-

mally found

on

typing

keyboards

like

parentheses,

brackets,

and so on

,l

\I

r

iF

\

I

E

t

;n

\l

l\l

:

I

'$'

SPACE

key

Press

to enter a

space

between text

or

numbers

when

registering.

NUMERIC keys

Use these keys to dial

numbers that are

not

registered for One-

touch dialing

or Coded

dialing.

These

keys

are

also used when

registering

data.

SPACE 06 CLEAR

s6r 07 REPORf

COOED DIAL

On€-touch dlallng koYs

You can register 7 {ac-

simile

numbers {or

One-

touch clialing.

SEARCH keYs

Press

to search

lor items

and fea-

tures

in menus.

UP/LOW CASE keY

Switches

between

upper

and lower-

case letters

for text

inlormation

that

you want to register

in the fax.

CLEAR key

Press

to clear

numbers when

registering.

SET

key

After

you reach the

menu

or rtem

you

want with the

search

keys,

press

this koy

to select it

{or operation.

CODED

DIAL key

Press to start

Coded

dialing.

REPORT

key

Press

to start

print-

ing an activity

management

report.

Setling Up ttro Fax

Finding

the right location

. Find

a place

that

is out of direct

sunlight.

. The fax requires

a telephone

line,

so place

it near

an

existing telephone

outlet. This

may

save

you the

expense

of having

the phone

company installa

new

line

or buying

an enra extension

cord.

Power

requirements

. Plug

the fax into

a 120 volt

AC 60 Hz three-wire,

grounded

outlet

only.

. Do not plug

the fax into

a power

outlet

shared with

an air

conditioner,

electric

typewriter,

copier, or other

equipment

that

can generate

electrical noise

or radio

frequency

waves

that

can interfere with

fax

transmission.

. Once the power is turned off, wait at least

5 seconds

before

turning it on again.

Sellingy Up llte F;tx

Operating

and

storing

environment

Make

sure

tlre plage

where

you set

up the fax

satisfies

tlrc lollowing

conditions:

. Use tlre

fax

only within

the following

ranges

of

temperature

and humidity.

. When

installed

near

a window, put

up a blind

or cur-

tain to protect

the fax

from

sunlight.

. Do not install

the fax

near

devices

which

contain

magnets

or generate

magnetic

fields.

50"F to 95"F (10"C

to 35oC)

20% to 85% RH (no

condonsation

Settrng Up tho Fax

. Do not subject

the

fax

to strong physical

shock

or

vibration.

. Place

the fax on a level

surface.

. Keep

the

fax

clean.

Dust

accumulation

can

prevent

the

fax

from

operating

properly.

. Never

remove

the bubble-jet

cartridge

from

the

printer

until

it has

to be replaced. lf

the

cartridge

print

head

is removed

and left

unprotected,

it

willdry

out and you may

not be

able

to use

it

10

)otting Up tha Fax

Here are some other general precautions when Vou are

using the fax or workinq around it.

CAUTION!

. Avold lnstalling

your f

ax in places exposed to dlrect

sunllght,

dust, vlbratlon,

hlgh temperature

or humldlty,

or on unstable

surfaces.

. fo assure proper electrlcal

contact, make sure the fax

Is flrmly plugged ln.

. Never pull on the cord to unplug the fax. pull on the

plug ftsetf.

11

Seltlng Up tlta Fax

The standby mode

When

you see

the

date

and time

in

the one_line

display,

the fax

is in the standby

mode.

L2/3I/92 09:4

lf

a document

is

already

in

the

document

feeder

when

you turn

the fax

on,

an alarm will

sound

and the display

will

show:

CHECK DOCUI.{ENT

1

2

3

4

Remove

the

document

from

the

fax

as fohows.

r How

to remove

a document

Press

rcTo-F].

Place you

fingers

under

the

control panel

where

it is marked

[FTsn and

gentiy

pull

out

the

control panel

towards

you

until

if

opens.

Pull

the

document

out from

the

top

or bottom.

Gently push

the

control panel

closed

until

it

clicks

shut.

. As soon as the document is removed, the fax

will return to

standby.

r What's standby?

When

the

fax

is

in

standby,

it

displays

the

current

date

and time.

This

tells

you

the

fax

is

ready

and waiting

to

respond

to your

ne).t

operation

or

to an incoming

call.

Do

not

worry

if

the

date

and

time

are not

correct.

We'll

show you

how

to set

them

on page

26.

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: "^

""

3gi

ds

{1dT:o

14

Sottirrg

up tho

printer

Befcre

you can receive

documents

or rnake copies,

you must

have

the paper

loaded

and a cartridge

installed

in the fax

printer.

Cartridge handling precautions

. Bubble-iet

cartridges

contain

wet

ink. To

prevent

them

from

drying

out, never

open

their

sealed

packs

until

you

are ready

to install

the

cartridge.

. To

ensure

optimum

printouts,

use allthe ink

in

a

cartridge

within

one

year

after

unpacking the

cartridge.

. Store

cartridges

out

of

the

reach

of small

children.

The ink

in

the

cartridge

contains

isopropyl

alcohol.

. The

bubble-jet

cartridge

must

be

replaced

when:

o

The

cartridge

has

already

been

used for over one

year.

o

The print

is

not

clear

or has

missing

dots even

after head

cleaning has

been

executed

5 times

or

more.

. After

you remove

a used

cartridge,

discard

it away

immediately.

Used

cartridges

cannot

be

refilled

with

ink.

. Bubble-jet

cartridges

can stain. Never

touch

the

wet

head

of the

bubble-jet

cartridge,

and

never

lay it

down

on a surface it

could

stain.

. The

ink

in the

cartridge

can

stain

your

hands

and

clothing. Never

shake

the bubble-let

cartridge

after

you remove

the protective

tape

from

the print

head.

Ink

may

spill

on

your

hands

or clothing.

. Bubble-jet

cartridge

yield

depends

on

several

factors,

including

print

styles, large

or

bold text,

and

printing

graphics

or photos

which

use

more

ink.

16

)attirtg up tlto printor

Hold the label

side

of the

cartridge toward

you so you can read

it, then turn it up side

down.

10

lnsert

the cartridge

into

the machine

so that

the

yellow

plastic

guide

is visible

through

the

cartridge

slot.

Press

the

cartridge

release

lever

down

until it

locks

in

place

and

aligns

the

cartridge.

Close

the

printer

cover.

. The

cartridge print head starts

cleaning

automaticaily.

After

installation,

follow

the procedure

to load

paper

(.+

21).

h

€"o @;r-:

.t9

Soltlrtg up llro printor

Recommended

paper

specifications

This section

explains

the recommended

paper

specifications. To ensure

the

best

print quality

and

efficient

printer

operation,

use only paper

that meets

the specifications

described

below.

Paper

that does

not meet

these

specifications

may be used

in the

printer,

but the results

cannot

be guaranteed.

Quality Use only

plain

bond, typewritor

quality

papsr

without

curls, lolds, or damagod

odqes.

Woight s2glmz to

9o

g/m2 (14

tbs

to 24 lbs) in

uppor

loadinq.

Thicknoss Under 0.2 mm

Storage 64oF

to TsoF

(1BoC

to 24oC)

40% to 60% relativo humiditv

Although

the

printer

can

print

on plain,

bond

paper,

you

should test it to make

sure the results

are

satisfactory

because most

paper

is

sensitive to

temperature

and

humidity. Printer

operation may

alsc

be adversely

affected by extreme temperature

or

humidity.

. Do not load and try to use

punched or colored

paper. Us

only white papor.

. If you do not use the recommended paper, the printing

may be blurred, or the paper not feed correctly into the fi

. The amount of time for the ink to dry and fix depends on

paper quality.

20

Registering your numbor and namo (TTI)

Before

you

register...

Before

you register

data

on the fax,

move

the

REGISTRATION

switch

to the

ON position.

1 The REGtsrRAloN

switch is on the right rear

corner

of the unit.

2 Move

the necrsrRATtoN

switch

to or{.

TURN REG SW OFF

. When you are finished registering settrngs, you will have

to move tho switch back to OFF.

.lf you try to register anything with the REG/SIRAI/ON

switch in the OFF position, the following message is

displayed.

Follow

this procedure

to register

the current

date and

time

to be displayed

in

the oneline display

on standbr

mode

and to print

the current

date

and time

at the top

of documents

you send

to other facsimile

machines.

Press fFnrc-T-Ibrt.

TURN REG SW ON

Registering

the date

and time

I.DIAI SET UP

2 Press

€t.

2.USER DATA

3 Press

ts-T-].

I.ENTER YOUR TEL

4 Press

O.

4. SET TII-{E

Press

tsE-].

. The

current seffings

are displayed.

L2/3I/92 10:10

Use the numeric

keys

to enter

the

new

date

and time

over

the

old

display.

r/p trG6IE/rAfl

TPONOFF

REGISTRATION

switch ON/OFF

26

Rogistoring

your

number

and name

QTI)

.lf there is a previously registered

date and

tima, simply

enter the new date and time over the old one.

. Ehtar

the month, the day, and the /ast fwo digits

of the

year. .lf tho day or month ls a single-digit, pracede it with a

zero (0). For example, Aprit

would Oe:-01.

. Sef the time using the 24-hour

system. lf the

hour or

minute

.is a single digit, precede it with a zero (0). For

example,

5 minutes

aftor

g would be: Og:OS.

.lf you make a mlstake when antering

the

date or time,

press fhe search keys to move the cursor under the

number you want to change. Enter the correct number.

7 Press

rc-rTt

to register

the

new

date

and

time. The

clock

starts the

moment you press

ffi

lJtr |

l.

DATE ENTRY OK

5. MID PAUSE

8 Press

[sToF-l

to return

to standby.

27

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