Reception Mode Default Setting - Toshiba DP80F Operator's Manual

Reception Mode Default Setting

The DP80F/DP85F have four TEL/FAX:
This mode is used when the line
reception modes and the receiv-
ing function differs according to is used for both facsimile and
the selected mode. telephone functions.
The facsimile automatically de-
• AUTO RECEIVE
termines whether an incoming
• TEL/FAX
call is for facsimile or telephone.
• FAX/TAD
When the call is for telephone,
• MANUAL RECEIVE
the ringer will ring according to
the value set for the call time.
When the call is for facsimile,
AUTO RECEIVE (FAX):
the machine will automatically
If you use the unit as a facsimile
start receiving the document.
most of the time, you should se-
lect this mode. When the unit re-
MANUAL:
ceives a call, the unit enters the
This mode is used when the fac-
automatic fax reception mode
simile is connected to a line that
after the selected ring delay.
is primarily used as a (voice)
telephone line.
FAX/TAD
Upon receiving a ring-in signal,
This mode is used together with
pick up the handset to talk with
a TAD (telephone answering de-
the remote party before starting
vice/machine).
a facsimile communication.
This mode allows you to receive
voice messages and facsimile
NOTE:
receptions even when no one is
present in the office.
Switching between the voice
message recording and fac-
simile receiving is performed au-
tomatically.
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1
Display the Reception
Mode Menu
Press:
Manual Reception must be
initiated by an operator. No
RECEPTION MODE
facsimile receiving opera-
1.FAX
tions will be possible if no
2.FAX/TAD
one is present to initiate the
reception.
3.TEL/FAX
2
Select the Desired Reception Mode
Select the desired Reception
Mode.
+
(for AUTO RECEIVE)
+ If AUTO RECEIVE is selected,
the following will be displayed.
RINGS TO ANSWER
+
(1-10)
Go to Step 3.
+
(for FAX/TAD RECEIVE)
FAX/TAD TIMER
(0-99)
Go to Step 4.
4.MANUAL
(for TEL/FAX RECEIVE)
TEL/FAX RINGS
(1-15) [ 6]
[ 2]
Go to Step 5.
(for MANUAL RECEIVE)
If MANUAL RECEIVE is se-
lected, the following will be dis-
played for 2 seconds (continue
[45]
to Step 6).
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