Sending A Document - Epson PriorityFax 3000 Owner's Manual

PriorityFax 3000 Manual
AUTO ANS
ON Off
RING DELAY
TONE 20 10

Sending a Document

Automatic and
Manual Sending
2-4
(Automatic Answering). When this is turned on, fax
AUTO ANS
reception begins after the telephone rings the number of times set
by the RING DELAY
appears opposite the
When off, fax reception begins if the telephone handset is not
picked up within ten rings.
RING This switch is effective only when Automatic
DELAY.
Answering is on. It selects how many times (one or four) the
telephone rings before automatic fax reception begins.
Use this control to adjust the volume of the internal
SPEAKER.
Speaker.
Use this switch to match the type of telephone line
TONE PULSE.
you have tone for touch tone and 10 or 20 (usually 10) for rotary.
Leave it set on tone if you are not sure about the type you have. If
necessary, check with your telephone company to find the proper
setting.
Sending a document is a simple process, whether you use
automatic sending, or manual sending. Instructions later in this
chapter tell you how to make it even more simple by using one-
touch and speed dial faxing.
You can use either automatic or manual sending. For automatic
sending, you merely press the one-touch button, the speed dial
or the keypad without pressing
buttons,
press
handset. Then you
the fax tone. One-touch dialing and Speed dialing are explained
later in this chapter.
For manual sending, you press SPKR or lift the hand& then
you dial the number using a one-touch button, speed dial
buttons, or the keypad. Then you wait until you hear the fax
tone from
the receiving fax machine before pressing START.
Automatic redialing is available with automatic sending, and
manual redialing is available with manual sending.
Included with the PriorityFax is a test document for you to send
to Epson. It is ideal for your first exercise in sending a document.
Simply perform the following steps.
switch. Also when this is on, a hyphen
AUTO ANS label in the last space
do not need to wait to hear
START; you
of the LCD.
or lifting the
SPKR