Dialing Through The Numeric Keypad - Pitney Bowes 9930 Operator's Manual

Each of these methods is described here. Your Model 9930 is configured with
memory. When sending a document by any of the above methods (with the
exception of sending by Dialing Manually and Voice Request Dialing), all pages
are automatically sent to memory before being transmitted. The "Auto Storage"
memory option can be deactivated by you. Refer to Section 5.9.
4.4.1 Dialing through the Numeric Keypad (also referred to as on-hook
dialing)
To dial through the Model 9930 Numeric Keypad:
Do This
1. Insert the document face down in the Automatic
Document Feeder.
2. Enter the phone number by touching the Keypad Keys.
Example: Enter 555 3495.
NOTE: If your phone system requires an access number
to reach an outside line, enter it first, followed by a pause
(press the Pause Key represented by a "-" in the phone
number). Example: 9-555 3495.
3. Press SEND/RECEIVE.
If multiple IDs have been programmed, enter ID (1-24)
otherwise the Default ID will be used.
If the line is busy, the Model 9930 will automatically redial
the destination. This display appears between redial
attempts (alternates with the System Ready display). You
may override an existing redial wait period by pressing the
"Redial Key".
This Happens
MODE/NORMAL
ORIGINAL/NORMAL
The numbers appear in the
display.
555-3495
SELECT TRANSMIT ID
ENTER # OR
CMD #001 TO MEMORY
If no connection is made after all
redial attempts, the following
message will appear briefly in
the display:
INC. DIAL MESSAGE
Then an Incomplete Dial
message automatically prints.
The LINE BUSY display returns
until an operator presses the
STOP Key.
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PAGE 1
(DATE/TIME)
LINE BUSY
PRINTING NOW