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ROUTINE OPERATION
2.
Using the memory
5.
6.
7.
1.
Using the memory
allows the feeder
to remain free for other operations.
The first part of the procedure
is the same as for not using memory,
up to and including
step 4.
Then
READY
100%
02
30PM
I
MEMORY
TRANS~
Y/'N
Press
Yes
.
READY
100°rt
02
30PM
*/ QUICK
/Sp
EED/Kp
AD
Dial.
Use Speed
Dial, Quick
Dial,
Group
Dial,
or a full
telephone
number.
Press
Yes
.
8. If you wish to send the message
to
more
than
one address,
dial an-
other
number
(step 6).
Otherwise,
press
Start
.
Quick Dial, page 40.
Speed Dial, page 40.
I
.
Group Dial, page 41.
I
For more information
about the memory,
see page 50.
3. Converting
a Send Later message
in the feeder
into a Send Later message
from memory
This procedure
also works for messages
waiting
in the feeder
for redialing.
It frees the document
feeder for other work by storing the message
in the memory,
so it is only available
if there is space in
the memory.
If either
~
or~l
aredisplayedandamessage
is in the feeder,
do the following.
PreSS
Memory
.
2. Press
Start
(or press
NO
to
cancel
the operation).
READY
100?u
02
30PM
MEMORY
TRANS~START
/'N
Note : If MEMORY
TRANSMIT
N/A is dis-
played, the message
in the feeder is
not for Send Later or redialing.
It
may be set up for somebody
to poll.
This cannot be stored into memory.
If you remove the document,
you will
have tore-program
the polling oper-
ation
(see
Polling
Transmission
page 57).
The document
will be stored in the memory
and transmitted
at the correct
time.
Note : Alternative
Destination,
if
pro-
grammed
for this message,
will be
cancelled.
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