Out Of Paper Receive - Pitney Bowes 9930 Operator's Manual

4.5.2 Out of Paper Receive

The Model 9930 normally receives onto the Recording Paper (after temporarily
receiving to memory and determining whether reduction is required).
If the 9930's paper supply runs out while receiving, the remainder of the current
document being received will automatically be received into memory for printing
at a later time. Subsequent documents will also be received into memory until
memory becomes full or until the paper supply is replenished.
Do This
The Model 9930 automatically detects when the paper
supply becomes depleted.
If the Model 9930 paper supply runs out, while receiving,
an Alarm will sound and the display will read.
The next page, and all remaining pages of the document,
will be received into memory for printing at a later time.
Replenish paper and the display will read:
NOTES:
1. If Memory becomes "FULL" while printing pages or documents from memory,
the Model 9930 will not be able to answer the telephone. Incoming calls will
usually receive a busy signal ("UNABLE TO RX") until the 9930 has finished
printing all pages.
2. If there is not enough available memory to receive the entire transmission, the
Model 9930 will receive until memory becomes full and then the telephone
connection will automatically disconnect. The Model 9930 will then not be able to
receive until the paper supply is replenished. If this occurs frequently, you should
consider upgrading to one of the other Memory Options available from Pitney
Bowes (see Section 3.7.2 for more information on available Internal Memory
Options). Should you feel that it is necessary to upgrade the Memory size of your
Model 9930, please call your Pitney Bowes Sales Representative to place an
order for the appropriate size.
3. A 72-hour Battery Back-up Option is available (see Section 3.7.3).
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