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Set Silent Mode
You can turn
off the beep
that your fax machine
makes
after transmitting,
receiving
or making a copy.
To
change
the
silent mode setting:
1.
Press
~/Program,
J, 1, 4, Mode/Enter.
S
i
l
e
nt
Mode
Off
Program
/E
n
ter
2. Press
~/Program
to
toggle
between on and
off.
Silent Mode
On
Program/Enter
3. Press
Mode/Enter
to confirm your choice.
Note: Want
to hush up things even more? Use
the
ringer volume control (at the
back of your fax machine) to silence the
ringer!
Of course, that makes
sense only
if
you're not using the machine to receive
voice
calls, as well.
Print User Settings
After you customize your fax machine's user
settings,
print a list of settings for
reference. You can do this at any time, saving you
the
trouble of going
through
all the various settings just to make sure everything is the way you want it
-
a particularly
important
consideration
if
you share
this machine
with others who
may, sometimes, change the settings for one reason or another.
Note:
Since some settings have only to do with
certain
operations which we will
explain later, we have not yet described all of the settings which will be
on
this
list. Please refer
to
the
index
at the back of these
instructions
to find
the
location
of any setting which you do not recognize or
understand.
To print a
list
of your fax machine's
user
settings,
press
~/Program,
J,
2, 4,
Mode/Enter.
Print Settings
**
Printing
**
The
list
will
print
automatically.
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Operating
Instructions
Clear All Settings
This command
deletes all user information
from your fax machine and returns
all internal settings to
their
factory
positions.
Do not
use
this command unless
you want to
delete
all
user
information
-
every setting you've made
-
from your
fax machine.
To
begin
this
operation,
press
~/Program
,
*,
3.
All RAM Clear
Check Program
/
Enter
Then,
only
if you
really
want to clear all
settings,
press
Mode/Enter. If
you wish
not to clear the
settings,
press
Stop
to return to normal, standby
mode.
Note:
The term
"RAM"
in
the display
stands for
random access memory.
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