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Registration and Important Settings
Registration
ISDN Country Code: This number is a terminal identifier (TID). Up to three
numbers (the country code of the country in which the machine is being operated)
can be registered.
ISDN No.: This is the national subscriber number for the ISDN. Up to 20 num-
bers can be used. This number is used as a TID and for caller number information
(CLIP) and checking MSN.
ISDN ID: This number is a terminal identifier. Up to ten alphabetic characters
(uppercase or lowercase) can be used.
ISDN SUB: This is the sub-addressing number for directing communications. Up
to 19 numbers can be used.
Please be sure to register the ISDN country code, ISDN No. and ISDN ID in the
facsimile machine. If these items are not registered in the machine, ISDN service
may be denied.
Settings
ISDN Dial Mode (User Setting)
Set to G3: The call originates in G3 mode when dialed from the numeric keypad.
At the time, 3.1kHz analog transmission is requested to the network.
Set to G4*: The call originates in G4 mode when dialed from the numeric keypad.
Non-restricted digital transmission is requested to the network.
ISDN Dial Mode (Communication Parameter)
Set to G3: The call originates in the G3 mode when dialed from Speed Dial entry.
At the time, 3.1kHz analog transmission is requested to the network.
Set to G4* : The call originates in G4 mode when dialed from Speed Dial entry.
Non-restricted digital transmission is requested to the network.
Speech Receive (User Setting)
Set to OFF: Incoming voice transmissions will not be answered.
Set to ON* : Incoming voice transmissions will be answered.
*Default setting
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