Table Of Contents - Sharp AR-FX10 Operation Manual

CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ........................................................ 0-1
TO USE THIS PRODUCT CORRECTLY AS A
FACSIMILE ................................................................. 0-4
G IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ................ 0-5
G NOTICE FOR USERS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW
ZEALAND.............................................................. 0-5
CHAPTER 1
BEFORE USING THE FAX FEATURE
POINTS TO CHECK AND PROGRAM AFTER
INSTALLATION .......................................................... 1-2
CONNECTING AN EXTENSION PHONE .................. 1-2
G CONNECTING AN EXTENSION PHONE............. 1-2
A LOOK AT THE OPERATION PANEL...................... 1-3
G FAX MODE (CONDITION SETTINGS SCREEN) ..... 1-4
ORIGINALS ................................................................ 1-6
G ORIGINALS THAT CAN BE FAXED ..................... 1-6
LOADING A DOCUMENT........................................... 1-7
G USING THE REVERSING AUTOMATIC
DOCUMENT FEEDER .......................................... 1-7
G USING THE DOCUMENT GLASS ........................ 1-7
CHECKING THE SIZE OF A LOADED ORIGINAL .... 1-8
G MANUALLY SETTING THE SCANNING SIZE ..... 1-8
SELECTING RESOLUTION AND EXPOSURE SETTINGS..... 1-9
G SELECTING THE RESOLUTION ......................... 1-9
G SELECTING THE EXPOSURE............................. 1-10
CONVENIENT DIALING METHODS .......................... 1-11
CHAPTER 2
BASIC OPERATIONS
SENDING A FAX ........................................................ 2-2
G BASIC PROCEDURE FOR SENDING FAXES..... 2-2
G TRANSMISSION BY AUTO-DIALING (ONE-
TOUCH DIALING AND GROUP DIALING)........... 2-3
G FAXING A TWO-SIDED ORIGINAL...................... 2-4
PRIORITY TRANSMISSION OF A STORED JOB ..... 2-6
CANCELLING A FAX TRANSMISSION ..................... 2-6
G CANCELLING ON-HOOK DIALING...................... 2-6
RECEIVING FAXES ................................................... 2-7
G RECEIVING A FAX ............................................... 2-7
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CHAPTER 3
USING CONVENIENT FUNCTIONS 1
ADVANCED TRANSMISSION METHODS
SENDING THE SAME DOCUMENT TO MULTIPLE
DESTINATIONS
(BROADCAST TRANSMISSION) ............................... 3-2
G USING BROADCAST TRANSMISSION ............... 3-3
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AT A SPECIFIED
TIME (TIMER TRANSMISSION)................................. 3-4
G SETTING UP A TIMER TRANSMISSION ............. 3-4
TRANSMISSION AND RECEPTION USING THE
POLLING FUNCTION ................................................. 3-5
G USING THE POLLING FUNCTION....................... 3-6
G USING POLLING MEMORY ................................. 3-7
OWN NUMBER SENDING.......................................... 3-9
FAXING A DIVIDED ORIGINAL (DUAL PAGE SCAN) ........ 3-10
PROGRAMMING FREQUENTLY USED OPERATIONS ..... 3-11
G USING A PROGRAM ............................................ 3-11
TRANSFERRING RECEIVED FAXES TO ANOTHER
MACHINE WHEN PRINTING IS NOT POSSIBLE
(FORWARDING FUNCTION) ..................................... 3-12
G USING THE TRANSFER FUNCTION ................... 3-12
CHAPTER 4
USING CONVENIENT FUNCTIONS 2
TRANSMISSION USING F-CODES
TRANSMISSION
SUPPORTING F-CODES ........................................... 4-2
G MEMORY BOXES AND SUB-ADDRESSES/PASSCODES
REQUIRED FOR F-CODE TRANSMISSION................... 4-2
G ENTERING (DIALING) A FAX NUMBER WITH A
SUB-ADDRESS AND PASSCODE ....................... 4-3
G CREATING A MEMORY BOX FOR F-CODE
TRANSMISSION ................................................... 4-3
F-CODE POLLING MEMORY..................................... 4-4
G USING F-CODE POLLING MEMORY................... 4-4
G PROCEDURE FOR F-CODE POLLING................ 4-5
F-CODE CONFIDENTIAL TRANSMISSION............... 4-6
G F-CODE CONFIDENTIAL TRANSMISSION ......... 4-6
G PRINTING A DOCUMENT RECEIVED TO AN F-
CODE CONFIDENTIAL MEMORY BOX ............... 4-7
F-CODE RELAY BROADCAST TRANSMISSION ...... 4-8
G USING THE F-CODE RELAY BROADCAST
FUNCTION (your machine is the relay machine) .. 4-9
G USING THE F-CODE RELAY REQUEST FUNCTION
(your machine requests a relay broadcast) ................ 4-9
IN A SINGLE OPERATION
BETWEEN MACHINES
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