Kyocera KM-4230 User Manual page 155

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Binary Division and Scanned File Separation
The behavior of e-mail transmission varies depending on the combination
of the Binary Division and Scanned File Separation (refer to "Basic Setup
of the Scan Functions" on page 8-11) settings.
Scanned File Separation:
Yes and
Binary Division: Yes
Scanned File Separation:
Yes and
Binary Division: No
Scanned File Separation:
No and
Binary Division: Yes
Scanned File Separation:
No and
Binary Division: No
Note
If multiple pages are scanned when a hard disk is not installed, the
mail is sent in units of pages regardless of the "Scanned File
Separation" setting.
However, if the Internet FAX data is binary divided (refer to "Setting the
E-mail Transmission" on page 8-66), the receiving Internet fax device
may not be able to receive the data. Check that the receiving device
can receive such data in advance.
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If the scanned data exceeds the Maximum E-mail Size setting,
the file is divided in units of pages. If the data size of each page
after page division exceeds the Maximum E-mail Size setting,
the data is divided further at the binary level so that the
maximum size is not exceeded.
If the scanned data exceeds the Maximum E-mail Size setting,
the file is divided in units of pages. If the data size of each page
after page division exceeds the Maximum E-mail Size setting,
the data is discarded.
If the scanned data exceeds the Maximum E-mail Size setting,
the file is divided at the binary level so that the maximum size
is not exceeded.
If the scanned data exceeds the Maximum E-mail Size setting,
the data is discarded.
Using the Scan Functions