Receiving A Fax; Reception Behavior; Printing Received Faxes - Oki MB451wMFP User Manual

Faxing

Receiving a Fax

This section explains how your machine behaves
when the machine whose reception mode is set
to [Fax Ready Mode] is receiving and printing
faxes.
Reference
● For the machine behavior when the reception mode is
set to other than [Fax Ready Mode], refer to the User's
Manual (Basic) > "3. Faxing (for MB451, MB451w, MB471,
3
MB471w, MB491, ES4191 MFP only)" > "Machine Behavior
in Fax Reception" > "Reception Behavior".

Reception Behavior

Your machine is set by factory default to [Fax
Ready Mode] so that it automatically receives
faxes.
When the machine is receiving faxes, the
<DATA IN MEMORY> indicator is lit. If the
<STATUS> key is pressed and
twice, the information is displayed on the display
screen. Even if the reception is finished, the
indicator remains lit while the data is stored in
memory.
Memo
● If the memory is exceeded while the machine is receiving
data, the reception is cancelled. If this happens, print the
data stored in memory or wait until the stored sending/
receiving job finishes, and then ask the sender to resend
the fax.

Printing Received Faxes

The machine automatically prints out the
received fax. By factory default, tray 1 is set to
be used.
● Do not pull out the paper trays when the machine is
● Use only standard or recycled paper.
● Available paper sizes are A4, letter, or legal.
● Images larger than the specified paper are reduced,
● If you want to use another paper tray to print received
is pressed
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Note
printing.
Memo
Reference
discarded, or printed onto multiple sheets of paper
depending on the reception print settings. For details,
refer to the User's Manual (Advanced) > "2. Faxing" >
"Various Settings for Fax Reception" > "When Received
Image is Larger Than Paper Size".
faxes, refer to the User's Manual (Basic) > "3. Faxing (for
MB451, MB451w, MB471, MB471w, MB491, ES4191 MFP
only)" > "Machine Behavior in Fax Reception" > "Printing
Received Faxes" > "Selecting the Tray to Use".