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Feature
Report: Receiving
RX REPORT
Restricting use:
RESTRICTIVE
DACs, user access
CODES
codes
Restricting use:
RX RESTRICTION
Stopping junk mail
Speed
TX START SPEED
RX START SPEED
Stamp
TX STAMP
Tel/Fax switching
MAN/AUTO
SWITCH
Telephone line
TEL LINE TYPE
Unit Name, Unit
DATE & TIME
Telephone Number
UNIT TELEPHONE #
UNIT NAME
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A report is not printed when you receive a fax. However,
you can set the fax to print a report every time you receive
a document or if an error occurs during reception. (➞16-8)
No password or access codes are set on the fax to restrict
sending documents, printing, or using the handset to
make a telephone call. All these functions can be re-
stricted. (➞13-6, 16-28)
The fax is set to receive all incoming documents. You can
restrict receiving to only numbers registered on your fax
for speed dialing. (➞13-16, 16-29)
The starting speed for all transactions is set for 33600 bps.
Slower settings are available. (➞16-30)
If you have the optional stamp feature on your fax
machine, you can turn the stamp feature on with this
switch. The default setting is off. (➞12-8, 16-12)
You can set a time interval for the fax to wait until it
automatically enters the document receive mode when the
fax is set for manual receiving. (➞16-14)
Your fax is set to operate on a touch tone telephone line.
(➞3-10, 16-6)
Your registered identification and fax number are printed
at the top and outside of the image border of every
document you send. This feature is required by Telephone
Consumer Protection Act of 1991 in the United States. Your
number is prefixed with the word "FAX". (➞3-12, 16-4,
16-5)
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Other Special Features
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