Error Messages; I-Fax Error Messages - Panasonic UF-E1 User Manual

Error Messages

There are various situations that could result in the printing of error message journals in this apparatus. This
happens when the apparatus detects incompatibility of characters, wrong file formats and memory overflow.
The following conditions are to be noted.
Printed Warning Messages
[The attached files cannot be
printed out by I-FAX.
The attached files have been
deleted from server, please contact
sender if necessary]
[The attached files cannot be
printed out by I-FAX]
[All attached files cannot be printed
out due to memory overflow.
As the attached files have been
deleted from server, please contact
sender if necessary]
[All attached files cannot be printed
out due to memory overflow]
[I-FAX does not have full capacity
to receive the rest of files. Please
delete ICM or print out documents
stored in memory]
[Unrecognised
received, cannot print out correctly]
[Deleted Email text]
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I-FAX Error Messages

Emails with unrecognised file
format, e.g. Word, Excel etc.
i-FAX only recognises TIFF files.
(during receiving a message)
(when memory capacity is
character types Message with unrecognised
(characters other than ISO8859-
Occurs when 'PRINT TEXT' is
Description
Memory Overflow
Memory Overflow
already full.)
characters
1 type)
turned 'OFF'.
Advice
Message receives when 'DEL POP
ERR MSG' is turned 'ON'. The
attached files are deleted from
server. Inform sender to convert files
to TIFF format and transmit again
(See page 78). Another alternative is
to ask sender to transmit again and
retrieve them via
computer.
Message receives when 'DEL POP
ERR MSG' is turned 'OFF'.
attached files are stored in server.
Retrieve them using a personal
computer.
Message receives when 'DEL POP
ERR MSG' is turned 'ON'. The
attached files have been deleted
from server.
Message receives when 'DEL POP
ERR MSG' is turned 'OFF'.
attached files are stored in server.
Receive it via a personal computer.
Delete ICM or print
documents stored in memory. Inform
sender to transmit again.
a personal
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