Broadcasting; Getting Familiar With The Broadcasting Function - Brother LaserFax IntelliFAX 3550 Owner's Manual

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SENDING FAXES
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2. Press
Super Q.Scan if you wish
to use
memory
transmission,
or
you can
send
your
fax
normally.
3. Press
Function.
4. Press
1.
5. Press
1.
6. Enter
the
time
in 24-hour
format
using
the
number
keys.
Example:
19:45 (7:45 P.M.).
7. Wait
for two
seconds.
8. Press
Stop.
9. Enter
the fax number.
10. Press
Start.
The fax machine
will wait until the
specified
time to call.
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Broadcasting
By using the numbers
you have stored for One-Touch
dialing,
Speed-Dialing,
or group dialing,
you
can automatically
send faxes to a maximum
of 140 different
locations
at once. Remember,
each
group you created
reserves
one of the One-Touch
keys. You can not broadcast
to a number
that
has not been stored in memory.
Use the Telephone
Index to help you choose the numbers
to which
you wish to broadcast.
(See page 5-2.)
After transmission
is completed,
a Broadcast
Report will be printed
automatically
to let you know
the results.
FOR Your
INFORMATION
Getting
Familiar
with
the
Broadcasting
Function
* To stop the broadcast
in progress,
press
Stop.
Enter
the chain
dialing
numbers
as you normally
would,
but keep in mind that
each key counts
as one location,
so the number
of locations
you can call becomes
limited.
(You have
up to 140 locations
you can call with
One-Touch,
Speed-
Dialing,
and group numbers.)
* If the line is busy or for some other reason
a connection
could not be made
while
broadcasting,
the fax machine
will redial
the number
automatically.
(See page
6-5.)
* If the memory is full, press Stop to abort the job or press Start to send the portion
that
is in the memory
(if more than one page has been scanned.)
(See page 6-7.)
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