[Job Settings List]; [Multi Line Settings]; [Fax Print Quality Settings] - Olivetti d-COLOR MF652 User Manual

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[Job Settings List]

To display: [Utility] - [Administrator Settings] - [Fax Settings] - [Job Settings List]
Print the list of settings associated with faxes.
Change print settings as required, then tap [Start] to start printing.

[Multi Line Settings]

To display: [Utility] - [Administrator Settings] - [Fax Settings] - [Multi Line Settings]
Set how you want to use a second line if any.
Settings
[Line Parameter Setting]
[Function Settings]
[Multi Line Settings]
[Sender Fax No.]

[Fax Print Quality Settings]

To display: [Utility] - [Administrator Settings] - [Fax Settings] - [Fax Print Quality Settings]
When printing a received fax, specify to give priority to the image quality or to the printing speed, according
to the resolution of the received fax.
Settings
[Low Resolution]
[High Resolution]
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Description
Configure your environment for using fax functions in multiple lines.
• [Dialing Method]: Select the line type according to your environment.
• [Number of RX Call Rings]: If necessary, change the number of times
the phone rings before automatically receiving a fax.
[2 x] is specified by default.
• [Line Monitor Sound]: Select whether to play sounds on the telephone
line from speakers during fax communication.
[OFF] is specified by default.
Enable or disable functions that are used for multiple lines.
• [PC-Fax TX Line Setting]: Select the line used for PC-Fax TX. If [No Se-
lection] is selected, either line, whichever is not busy, is used for trans-
mission.
[No Selection] is specified by default.
Select one of [TX Only], [RX Only], and [TX and RX] as the multi line usage.
[TX and RX] is specified by default.
Enter the fax number for the multiple lines (a number containing up to
20 digits, with available symbols being #, *, + and space).
The fax number you entered is printed as Header Position.
Description
Select whether to give priority to image or speed when printing a low res-
olution received fax.
If [Prioritize Quality] is selected, an image is corrected.
[Prioritize Quality] is selected by default.
Select whether to give priority to image or speed when printing a high res-
olution received fax.
If [Prioritize Quality] is selected, an image is corrected. Note that, for a high
resolution fax, image correction is less effective relative to a low resolution
fax.
[Prioritize Speed] is selected by default.
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