Konica Minolta FK-116 User Manual page 118

Enhanced Utility Functions
For ---- 4.TX Operation:
4. CLOSED NETWORK
Limits the parties to which you can transmit a document to only those registered for One
Touch Dial, Speed Dial, and Phone Book. When this feature is turned ON, you can no
longer transmit a document to a party that has not been registered for One Touch Dial,
Speed Dial, or Phone Book. This provides a means of controlling machine
communication.
6. HEADER
Sends the receiving destination your name, fax number, and other data for a document
transmitted.
This identifying information is printed at the top of each page to let the receiving party
identify the origin of the document, when it came in and how many pages it contained.
For ---- 5.RX Operation:
1. MEMORY RX MODE
Stores the contents of a received document in memory and prints the document only when
prompted by a print command, which may be timer or password activated. The timer print
command prompts the machine to start printing the document stored in memory when the
specified time arrives. The password print command prompts the machine to start printing
when a password is input. This feature provides a means of controlling the documents
received through the fax.
3. TWO PAGE PRINT
Prints two copies of a received document automatically. This feature eliminates the need
for making copies of the document after printing.
6. CLOSED NETWORK
Limits the parties from which you can receive a document to only those registered for
One Touch Dial, Speed Dial, and Phone Book. When this feature is turned ON, you can
no longer receive a document from any party that has not been registered in One Touch
Dial, Speed Dial, or Phone Book. This provides a meaning of controlling reception of
documents through the fax machine.
8. FOOTER
Prints on each page of the received document the name, date, time, communication
number and page number of the received document. By printing an Activity Report using
the Session number, you can identify the origin of the document. This feature provides a
means of controlling reception of documents through the fax machine.
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