Dialling A Number - Brother Backup Battery Owner's Manual

Dialling a Number

Speed Dialling
1
Insert the document face up in the ADF, or face down on the glass platen.
2
Press Search/Speed Dial, then press # and the two-digit Speed Dial number.
3
Press Fax Start.
Search
You can search for names you have stored in Speed Dial memories. (See Storing Speed Dial
Numbers, page 13.)
1
Insert the document face up in the ADF, or face down on the glass platen by using the dial pad.
2
Press Search/Speed Dial.
3
To search for numbers alphabetically by name, enter the first letter of the name, and then press
or .
—OR—
To search for numbers numerically by Speed-Dial number, press
4
When the screen displays the name you want to call, press Fax Start.
You can also use
memory in numerical order. In that case, do not enter the first letter of the name in
Step 3.
Chain Dialling
You can store very long dialling sequences by dividing them and setting them up as Speed Dial
numbers. Then while dialling, you can combine two or more Speed Dial numbers and even include
manual dialling using the dial pad. You can use these numbers in any combination. The combined
number will be dialled, in the order you entered it, as soon as you press Fax Start.
For example:
You store "555" on Speed Dial #01 and "7000" on Speed Dial #02. If you press
Search/Speed Dial, #, 0, 1, Search/Speed Dial, #, 0, 2 and Fax Start, you can dial "555
7000". To temporarily change a number, you can substitute part of the number with manual dialling
using the dial pad. So, if you press Search/Speed Dial, #, 0, 1 and press 7001 using the dial pad,
you can dial "555 7001".
Using access codes is easy. Sometimes you may want to choose from among the several long
distance carriers when you make a call; rates may vary depending upon the time and destination. To
take advantage of low rates, you can store the access codes or long-distance carriers as Speed Dial
numbers.
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or key to search the numbers you have stored in
or .