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Pitney Bowes 4100 Operator's Manual (278 pages)
Plain-Paper Fax Machine
Brand:
Pitney Bowes
| Category:
Fax Machine
| Size: 2 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
6
Note: each Section also Contains Its Own (more Abbreviated) Table of Contents, as Well.
11
Getting Started
11
What's Inside this Section
12
A Quick Introduction to Fax in General
13
General Precautions
14
Make Sure It's All out of the Packaging
15
Printing Supplies
16
Drum Unit
16
Optional Products
16
What Are All the Parts
17
Front View
17
Rear View
19
What Do the Keys Do
20
How to Read this Manual
24
You're in Control
24
Setting up
26
Pick an Installation Spot before Going Ahead
26
Please Heed These Power-Ful Tips
27
Transport Screws
28
Installing the Printing Supplies
29
Attaching the Paper-Handling Parts
32
Attaching the Handset
33
Attaching a Second Phone
34
Loading Paper
35
Loading the Paper Cassette
35
Setting for Legal-Sized Paper
36
Installing Paper
37
Loading the Multi-Feeder Tray for Copying
39
Plug in and Power up
40
Turn off the Transport Mode
41
Adjust the Monitor Speaker's Volume
42
Easystart
43
Clearing Settings before Beginning
43
What Do You Want to Do
44
Using Easystart to Enter Initial Settings
44
Sending Faxes
48
Some Guidelines
48
How Big - and Small - Your Pages Can be
48
Things Not to Put in Your Fax
48
Resolution, Grayscale and Contrast
48
Entering a Pause Character When Dialing
50
Potential Problems with Call-Waiting and Voice Mail
51
Using Memory Transmission
51
Sending a Fax Using the ADF
54
Sending a Fax Using the FBS
56
Sending a Fax with On-Hook Dialing or a Handset: Manual Transmission
59
Canceling Sending a Document
60
If the Call Doesn't Go Through: Redialing
60
Redialing Manually
61
Making Redial Settings
61
Canceling Memory Transmission or Automatic Redial: an Introduction to REVIEW COMMANDS
62
Receiving Faxes
64
So What's the Big Deal Anyway
64
Different Ways to Get the Job Done
64
Reception Modes
64
Answering Calls Manually - for Either Reception Mode
64
Tel Ready Mode: When Auto Answer Is off
65
Fax Ready Mode
66
What if You Answer a Fax Call
66
Using a Phone Connected Directly to Your Fax Machine
66
Using a Phone Not Connected to Your Fax Machine
66
When the Paper Runs out
67
Getting the Word from Your Machine
67
Receiving When Fresh out of Paper
67
Making Copies
68
Making Copy Settings
68
Number of Pages
68
Copy Reduction or Enlargement Rate
68
Paper Source and Paper Size
69
Sort Copy
69
How to Copy
70
When Using and ADF
70
When Using the FBS
72
When Using the Multipurpose Tray
73
Setting of Enlargement or Reduction for Copying
75
Copy Protection
76
Beyond the Basics
77
What's Inside this Section
78
Getting Everything Just the Way You Want It
79
Setting up for Scans
79
Using CODE to Enter Characters
81
Making Settings for Printing Faxes
83
Print Reduction Rate
83
Reduction Margin
84
Half-Page Reception
84
Making the Printing Settings
84
Setting the Number of Rings
86
Setting ECM
86
Setting Silent Mode
87
Setting the Transmission Confirmation Stamp
88
Setting the Language
89
Printing Your Settings
90
Printing a Program List
90
Autodialer
91
Autodialer Basics
91
How Do You Autodial
91
How Big Is the Memory
91
Which Number Is Which
91
Easydial Directory: a Preview
91
Special Dialing Characters
91
Considering Call Groups
93
Using One-Touch Numbers
93
Entering or Changing a One-Touch Number
93
One-Touch Fax Dialing
97
One-Touch Phone Dialing
98
Erasing a One-Touch Number
99
Printing a List of Your One-Touch Numbers
100
Using Speed-Dial Numbers
100
Entering or Changing a Speed-Dial Number
100
Erasing a Speed-Dial Number
107
Printing a List of Your Speed-Dial Numbers
108
Printing a Call Group Directory
109
Easydial Directory Dialing
110
What if an Easydial Call Doesn't Go through
111
It's a Great Phone, too
112
Redial
112
On-Hook Dialing
112
You Can Easydial Regular Phone Calls, too
112
Broadcasting
113
The Basics of Broadcasting
113
Delayed Broadcasting
114
Relay Broadcasting and Relay Broadcast Initiation
115
How It Works
115
Setting It Up, or Initiating the Initiation
116
Broadcast News; or Making Changes
117
Delayed Transmission
118
Setting up a Delayed Transmission
118
Reviewing or Canceling Delayed Commands
120
Reviewing or Canceling Parts of a Broadcast
122
Printing a Delayed Command List
123
Printing a Stored Document
123
Batch Transmission
124
Creating or Modifying a Batch Box
124
Erasing an Empty Batch Box
127
Printing a List of Your Batch Boxes
128
Storing a Document for Batch Transmission
129
Printing a List of Stored Batch Documents
130
Printing a Document Stored in a Batch Box
130
Erasing a Document Stored in a Batch Box
131
Special Features
132
Cover Page
132
Toggling the Cover Page
133
Entering the Cover Page Message
134
Printing the Cover Page
135
Managing Your Fax with Its Journal and Reports
135
Setting the Activity Journal
135
Printing an Activity Journal Manually
136
Setting the Reports: Tcrs and Rcrs
136
Information, Please: What the Reports Tell You
137
Polling
139
Regular Polling
140
Database Polling
141
Continuous Polling
142
The Other Side of the Coin: Being Polled
143
Erasing a Stored Polling Document
144
Printing a Stored Polling Document
145
Limiting Polling Access to Your Fax Machine
145
Oneline + Distinctive Ring Detection (DRD)
145
Call Request
148
Faxing/Receiving First, then Talking
148
Talking First, then Sending a Fax
148
Talking First, then Receiving a Fax
149
Responding to a Call Request
149
Numbering Pages
149
The Power of Triaccess
150
Keeping Things Secure
151
The Key to It All: the Passcode
151
Locking up Tight: Operation Protection
152
Activating Operation Protection
152
Using Your Fax During Operation Protection
153
Print It Later, When It's Safe: Security Reception
153
Activating Security Reception
154
Printing from (and Turning Off) Security Reception
155
Receiving and Sending Securemail
156
Receiving Securemail
156
Printing a Securemail Mailbox List
159
Setting Securemail Storage Time
159
Printing Securemail You Receive
159
Sending Securemail
161
Pin Number
163
Masking the PIN
163
Activating the PIN Mask
164
Autodialing While Using the PIN Mask
164
Dialing from the Numeric Keypad While Using the PIN Mask
166
Performing Batch Transmission While Using the PIN Mask
167
Setting Security Transmission
168
Setting for Use of a Closed Network
169
Setting Your Fax Machine's Closed Network Passcode
169
Setting Your Fax Machine to Operate in a Closed Network
170
Setting Block Junk Fax
171
Clearing a Fax Number from the Blocked Number List
174
Using Department Codes
175
Entering or Modifying a Department Code
175
Clearing a Department Code
176
Activating (or Turning Off) the Department Code Setting
177
Activating (or Turning Off) Department Code Protection
177
Sending a Fax Using a Department Code
178
Printing a Department Time List
179
Clearing a Department Time
179
F-Code Communication
180
F-Code: an Introduction
180
How Sub-Addressing Works: Think of a Mailroom
180
Setting up or Changing F-Code Boxes
180
Which Type of Box
181
Creating or Modifying an F-Code Box
181
Erasing an Empty F-Code Box
190
Printing a List of Your F-Code Boxes
192
Printing a List of Documents Stored in Your F-Code Boxes
192
Using a Bulletin Box
192
Storing a Document
192
Printing a Stored Document
194
Erasing a Document Stored in a Bulletin Box
195
Using a Security Box
197
Printing a Document
197
F-Code Transmission and Polling
198
Programmable One-Touch Keys
203
Programming a Delayed Transmission
204
Programming a Broadcast
206
Programming a Securemail Transmission
208
Programming a Relay Broadcast Initiation
211
Programming Regular and Database Polling
214
Programming Batch Transmission
217
Programming F-Code Transmission
219
Programming F-Code Polling
222
Programmable One-Touch Fax Dialing
225
Erasing a Programmable One-Touch Key
226
Printing a List of Your Programmable One-Touch Keys
226
Just in Case
227
What's Inside this Section
228
We're On-Line to Help You
229
Clearing Paper Jams
230
If an Original Document Jams
230
If a Printout Jams Inside Your Machine
232
If a Printout Jams Inside at a Paper Cassette's Side Cover
234
Print Quality Problems
235
Error Messages
239
Communication Problems
239
Alarm
239
Displayed Error Messages (Listed Alphabetically)
239
Errors
246
Error Reports
246
Kinds of Error Codes
247
Specific Errors
247
Check Message" Printouts
249
Caring for Your Fax Machine
250
Cleaning Tips
250
Corrective Cleaning
251
Curing Frequent Jams in the ADF
251
Cleaning the FBS
253
If You Have Unsatisfactory Printout Quality
253
Cleaning the LED Print Head
254
Storing the Toner and Drum Unit(S)
254
Common Questions
255
General Questions
255
Sending Faxes
255
Reports
258
Receiving Faxes
258
Polling
258
How Your Fax Machine Works
259
Glossary
260
Appendix And Index
269
Specifications
270
Regulatory Information
271
Index
273
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Pitney Bowes 4100 Quick Reference Manual (11 pages)
Multifunctional Fax/Copier
Brand:
Pitney Bowes
| Category:
Fax Machine
| Size: 0 MB
Table of Contents
Quick Reference Guide
1
Management Reports
4
Table of Contents
4
Highlight "List" Using or . Press Enter
4
Press
4
See Operator's Guide - Page 126.
5
Note: to Toggle Printing of the Activity Journal ON/OFF
5
To Print a Group List
5
Table of Contents
5
Speed Dial Directory
5
Press
5
User Settings List
5
Program List Overview
5
Programming, Editing and Erasing
6
Change Date, Time, TTI, Etc
6
One-Touch Keys
6
Speed Dial Numbers
8
Receiving a Document
9
IV. Advanced Fax Operation
10
Delayed Transmission
10
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