Confirming The Settings; Mode Check Key - Minolta Di250f Operator's Manual

10. Confirming the Settings

Mode Check Key

The settings for communication or copying functions can be confirmed before transmission or copying.
Useful Tips
• The Mode Check key on the control panel is used to confirm the settings. The screens for confirming
settings are classified as follows:
FAX:
• Destination confirmation screen
The specified destination can be confirmed. The destination of the call or facsimile can also be
modified or added.
• Quality/Reduction confirmation screen
The settings for image quality, density, reduction, and scanning area can be confirmed. The settings
can also be amended.
• FAX Menu confirmation screen
The settings for facsimile functions that have been set in the FAX menu can be confirmed. The
settings can also be cancelled or reset.
Copying:
• Settings confirmation screen
The copy functions that have been set can be confirmed. The settings can also be cancelled or reset.
Functions that have been set can be registered in a copy program as well. "Registering Copy
Programs" p. 11-25
Confirming the Settings of the Facsimile
Press the Mode Check key on the FAX
1
screen.
Utility Mode Check
Start
Confirm the settings.
2
<Check the Destination comfirmation
screen.>
• Touch Dest. to confirm the number.
Pause Fax Copy
Access
Interrupt
Stop
Panel Reset
1166O346AB
1171P019EA
NOTE
When the Mode Check key is pressed, this
screen is displayed initially.
Useful Tips
• Description of the screen
: Indicates a number selected by one-touch
dialing.
: Indicates a number entered using
abbreviated dialing.
: Indicates a number entered using the 10-
key Pad.
• When multiple destinations are selected;
Up to four numbers can be displayed at a time.
If some numbers are not displayed, touch
↓ ↑
to check them.
• To add destinations
Touch Add Dest. to select numbers
• To delete a destination
Select the key for the number to be deleted, and
touch Del. .
• To confirm the communications mode, etc.
Select the key for the number to be confirmed,
and touch Detail .
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