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PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE: TEL. LINE SET-UP
This parameter is to be set in accordance with the type of telephone line on which the fax machine is to be
used. The fax machine may be connected to a public line, as is most likely the case, or to a private
switchboard. This section describes the options available for the two line types. The last 16 options are
only available in certain countries.
This chart gives an example programming sequence. Follow the instructions referring to the chart on the
previous page.
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The display shows the machine operating mode with date and time
1.
Press FUNCTION to select the "INSTALLATION" menu.
2.
Press START to select the "TEL. LINE SET-UP" sub-menu.
3.
Press START.
The display proposes the first option regarding the type of
telephone line to which the machine is to be connected.
The machine may be connected to a public line (PSTN: Public
Switch Telephone Network) or a private exchange (PBX: Private
Branch Exchange). For our example we chose the private line
option as this the more complex case.
To select either of these options press > or <.
IF...
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you select the public line (most frequent case) press START
and pass on to step 7.
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you want to interrupt the programming procedure press
STOP.
4.
Confirm your selection by pressing START.
The display shows the first of the two dialling mode options (tone
or pulse). In our example we choose the tone dial option.
To select either of these two options press > or <.
5.
Confirm your selection by pressing START.
The display now shows the first of the three options for external
dialling (prefix, earth or flash). In this example we choose
external dialling with prefix.
To select one of the three options press > or <.
IF...
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you selected the "earth" or "flash" external dialling option,
pass directly to step 7.
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INSTALLATION
FUNC/START/STOP
TEL. LINE SET-UP
FUNC/START/STOP
PRIV. LINE (PBX)
START/STOP/
PBX DIAL: TONE
START/STOP/
EXT. LINE: PREFIX
START/STOP/
INSTALLATION PARAMETERS
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