Sharp MX-3610N User Manual page 1063

This setting sets the number of recall attempts and the interval between recall attempts when a
transmission is not successful due to the line being busy or other reason.
Number of Times to Recall When Line is Busy
Specifies whether or not recalling is performed when the line is busy.
During recalling, you can set the number of recall attempts.
Any number from 0 to 15 can be selected.
Interval to Wait Between Recall Attempts (min.) When Line is Busy
The interval between recall attempts can be set. Any number of minutes from 1 to 15 can be
selected.
Recall in Case of Communication Error
(This setting is only effective for Direct SMTP transmission.)
This determines how many times your machine will automatically attempt the call again if a fax
transmission fails due to a communication error.
Number of Times to Recall in Case of Error
Specify how many times the machine will recall when a communication error occurs.
During recalling, you can set the number of recall attempts.
Any number from 0 to 15 can be selected.
Interval to Wait Between Recall Attempts (min.) in Case of Error
The interval between recall attempts can be set. Any number of minutes from 1 to 15 can be
selected.
Receive Settings
Configures the settings for Internet fax.
Auto Receive Reduce Setting
When a fax is received that includes printed information such as the sender's name and
address, the received image is slightly larger than the standard size. This setting is used to
automatically reduce the image to fit the standard size.
If Auto Receive Reduce is disabled, the edges of the image outside the standard
size will be cut off.
However, the image will be clearer because it will be printed at the same size as
the original.
Standard sizes are sizes such as A4 and B5 (8-1/2" x 11" and 8-1/2" x 5-1/2").
Duplex Reception Setting
This is used to have received faxes printed on both sides of the paper.
When this setting is enabled and a fax consisting of 2 or more pages is received (the pages
must be the same size), the pages are printed on both sides of the paper.