Performing The Operation At The Transmitting Fax; Performing The Operation At The Receiving Fax - Kyocera KM-C2520 Operation Manual

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Performing the Operation at the Transmitting Fax

Encrypted Transmission is accomplished by dialing with a one-touch key that has been designated
in advance for Encrypted Transmission.
NOTE: Encrypted Transmission is possible to a single destination, as well as in combination with a
Broadcast Transmission.
F-Code Based Communication is not available for use with Encrypted Communications.
If you want to cancel the procedure part way through, press the Reset key. The touch panel will
return to the initial mode settings.
1 Register the Encryption Key agreed to in advance with the receiving party. (Refer to Registering
New Encryption Keys on page 5-59.)
NOTE: If the Encryption Key has already been registered, go directly to step 2.
2
Register the one-touch key that will be used to dial the destination fax number and designate it for
Encrypted Transmission. Refer to Registering New One-Touch Keys on page 2-18.
If a one-touch key has already been registered in this way, go directly to step 3.
3 Set the documents you want to transmit.
4 Use the one-touch key described in step
2 to enter the destination fax number.
5
Press the Start key. The transmission operation will begin.
IMPORTANT: If the Encryption Key Code designated for the one-touch key is no longer registered
in this fax, an error will occur and the transmission will not be completed.

Performing the Operation at the Receiving Fax

Perform the following procedure in order to receive and print out documents under Encrypted
Communication.
NOTE: F-Code Based Communication is not available for use with Encrypted Communications.
If you want to cancel the procedure part way through, press the Reset key. The touch panel will
return to the initial mode settings.
5-64
Ready for fax transmission.
Press start key to transmit
Dest ABC.
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ABC.
Address TX
Abbrev.
book setting
Basic Application
Register Print Report
Memory
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