Kodak ESP OFFICE 2100 Extended User Manual page 90

Faxing
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Fax Setting
Disable Call Waiting No (default) / Yes
Call-Waiting Disable
Code
Distinctive Ring
Fax Speed
Fax Speaker
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Options
*70 (default)
Any ring (default) /
Single Ring / Double
Ring / Triple Ring
Fast - 33.6K (default)
Medium - 14.4K
Slow - 9.6K
On (default) / Off
Description
If you have call-waiting service on your
phone line, you can disable it so that an
incoming call does not interrupt your fax
transmission.
Select Yes to disable call waiting, then
enter the call waiting disable code
(below).
NOTE: You must enable call waiting
manually after your fax
transmission.
The printer automatically dials the call
waiting disable code before dialing the
number to which you are sending a fax.
This code disables call waiting for the
duration of the fax, preventing incoming
calls from interrupting your fax
transmission.
The usual code to disable call waiting is
the default *70. If the call waiting disable
code is different in your area, press OK ,
then press to erase the current code.
Use the keypad to enter the correct
code, then press OK .
This service, available from most phone
companies, adds multiple phone
numbers to one phone line. Each phone
number then has a distinctive ring
pattern (single, double, or triple ring) to
let you know which number is ringing.
Select the ring pattern assigned to the
phone number for the printer so the
printer can receive faxes automatically.
Use this setting to reduce the fax
transmission speed of your printer. If you
are having difficulty sending or receiving
a fax or if your fax works intermittently,
then reducing the fax speed to Medium
or Slow may resolve the issue. If you are
using Vonage or Magic Jack, we
recommend that you set the fax speed
to Slow.
The fax speaker allows you to hear the
dial tone and initial fax tones when
sending faxes.