How The Machine Operates With Default Settings - Canon FAX-L2000 Facsimile Manual

How the Machine Operates with
Default Settings
There are many minor features that you can change to customize the operation of the machine.
Some of these features are listed in the table below. The description in the third column is a
description of the default setting. In other words, this is how the machine operates unless you
change the referenced setting.
If your machine is not operating as described, the default settings may have already been
changed. In such a case, you may want to go to the referenced page to restore the default
setting.
Feature
Key Press Sound
Date Format
Dialing Timeout
Document Smaller
Than Paper
10
Document Too Large
for Paper
10-12

How the Machine Operates with Default Settings

Menu Item
VOLUME CONTROL
KEYPAD VOLUME
DATE SETUP
TIME OUT
SELECT CASSETTE
CASSETTE SW B
SELECT CASSETTE
CASSETTE SW A
Description of Default
Every time you press a numeric key, you should hear a
beep. The volume of this beep can be adjusted or it can
be turned 'OFF'. (See Chapter 5, "Summary of Important
Settings," in the Reference Guide.)
In the Standby mode, the date is given in the format DD/
MM YYYY. Two other formats are available. (See
Chapter 5, "Summary of Important Settings," in the
Reference Guide.)
The machine automatically pauses five seconds after
you press a speed dialing key to allow you to dial other
numbers for sequential broadcasting. You can turn the
timeout feature 'OFF'. (See "TX (Send) Settings", on
p. 11-13.)
If you receive an A4 size document and only a larger
paper size is available, the machine prints the
document on the larger paper. If you do not want the
smaller document printed on large paper, you can
receive the document in memory. This switch is
effective only when A4 size paper runs out. (See
"Printer Settings", on p. 11-18.)
If you receive a legal size document and only A4 size
paper is available, the document is divided over two
pages or reduced. If you do not want to divide
documents, you can receive them in memory. This
switch is effective only when the paper cassettes are set
to legal size, and out of legal size paper. (See "Printer
Settings", on p. 11-18.)