Dialing With A Speed Dial Number - Pitney Bowes 9930 Operator's Manual

NOTES:
1. The Model 9930 was set at 3 redials at 3 minute intervals when the machine
was shipped. If you want to change the number of redials (0-15 attempts) or the
interval between redial attempts (1-10), refer to Section 5.7.1, Step #40.

4.4.2 Dialing with a Speed Dial Number

A Speed Dial Number is an abbreviated way of entering a phone number. If you
frequently send documents to the same location, you can store the number as a
three-digit Speed Dial number, and simply enter the Speed Dial Number from the
Numeric Keypad. Each number you store can be up to 36 digits including pauses.
A total of 200 Speed Dial numbers may be programmed. See Section 5.1 for
procedures to store a Speed Dial number.
To dial using a previously stored Speed Dial number through the Keypad:
Do This
1. Insert the document face down in the Automatic
Document Feeder.
2. Enter the 3-digit Speed Dial number from Numeric
Keypad. If a mistake is made, press NO to backspace
and erase incorrect digits or use the Cursor Keys to
move the cursor to the incorrect digit and simply enter
the correct digit. Press YES. If multiple IDs have been
programmed, enter ID (1-24) otherwise Default ID will
be used.
The system will automatically begin sending after a 5-second pause. This pause
can be eliminated by pressing SEND/RECEIVE Key immediately after YES in
Step #2.
You will hear the dialing sequence and answer tone through the Monitor Speaker.
When the remote fax is detected the Monitor will turn off and the document will be
sent to the Speed Dial location.
automatically redial the destination. The Model 9930 is set at 3 redials at 3-
minute intervals. If you want to change the number of redials (0-15 attempts) or
the interval between redial attempts (1-10) refer to Section 5.7.1, Step #40. If no
connection is made after all redial attempts a Tx Status Report automatically
prints.
This Happens
MODE/NORMAL
ORIGINAL/NORMAL
120
If the line is busy, the Model 9930 will
30