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Ricoh fax3900l User Manual (530 pages)
Ricoh fax3900l: User Guide
Brand:
Ricoh
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All in One Printer
| Size: 10.94 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
16
Operating Instructions
9
How to Read this Manual
15
Manuals for this Machine
19
Basic Features (this Manual)
19
Advanced Features
19
1 Introduction
21
Part Names
21
Operation Panel
23
Symbols and Conventions Used in this Manual
26
2 Faxing
27
Transmission Modes
27
Suitable Document Types
28
Memory Transmission and Immediate Transmission
29
Memory Transmission
29
Canceling a Memory Transmission
31
Immediate Transmission
32
Canceling an Immediate Transmission
33
Very Fine Detail Faxing
34
Resolution
34
Dialing
35
Entering Numbers Directly
35
Entering Pauses
36
Switching to Tone Signals
36
Using Quick Dial
36
Using Speed Dial
37
Using Groups
38
Reception Modes
40
How to Select the Reception Mode
40
3 Setup
41
Initial Settings and Adjustments
41
Initial Settings
42
Storing and Editing Fax Numbers
45
Storing Quick Dial Numbers
45
Editing Quick Dial Numbers
47
Deleting Quick Dial Numbers
48
Printing a Quick Dial Key Label
49
Quick Dial Key Labels
50
Storing Speed Dial Numbers
51
Editing Speed Dial Numbers
52
Deleting Speed Dial Numbers
54
Storing and Editing a Group of Fax Numbers
55
Storing a Group of Fax Numbers
55
Editing a Group
58
Deleting a Group
61
Entering Characters
64
Entering Symbols
64
Wild Card
64
4 Troubleshooting
67
Loading Paper in the Main Paper Cassette
67
Adjusting the Volume and Sounds the Machine Makes
69
If an Indicator Lights on the Operation Panel
71
Communication Problems
72
Clearing a Document Jam
73
Clearing a Copy, Fax, or Print Jam
74
Print Delivery Tray
74
Inside the Machine
74
Cassette Entrance
75
Upper Rear Unit
76
Error Messages
78
Solutions to Common Problems
80
5 Appendix
85
Options
85
Index
86
Table of Contents
96
Manuals for this Machine
99
Basic Features (this Manual)
99
Advanced Features
99
Part Names
101
1 Introduction
101
Operation Panel
103
Symbols and Conventions Used in this Manual
106
Transmission Modes
107
2 Faxing
107
Suitable Document Types
108
Memory Transmission and Immediate Transmission
109
Memory Transmission
109
Canceling a Memory Transmission
111
Immediate Transmission
112
Canceling an Immediate Transmission
113
Very Fine Detail Faxing
114
Resolution
114
Dialing
115
Entering Numbers Directly
115
Entering Pauses
116
Switching to Tone Signals
116
Using Quick Dial
116
Using Speed Dial
117
Using Groups
118
Reception Modes
120
How to Select the Reception Mode
120
Manual Receive
120
Initial Settings and Adjustments
121
Initial Settings
122
Fax Number
123
3 Setup
121
Storing and Editing Fax Numbers
125
Storing Quick Dial Numbers
125
Editing Quick Dial Numbers
127
Deleting Quick Dial Numbers
128
Printing a Quick Dial Key Label
129
Quick Dial Key Labels
130
Storing Speed Dial Numbers
131
Editing Speed Dial Numbers
132
Deleting Speed Dial Numbers
134
Storing and Editing a Group of Fax Numbers
135
Storing a Group of Fax Numbers
135
Editing a Group
138
Deleting a Group
141
Entering Characters
144
Entering Symbols
144
Wild Card
144
Loading Paper in the Main Paper Cassette
147
4 Troubleshooting
147
Adjusting the Volume and Sounds the Machine Makes
149
If an Indicator Lights on the Operation Panel
151
Communication Problems
152
Clearing a Document Jam
153
Clearing a Copy, Fax, or Print Jam
154
Print Delivery Tray
154
Inside the Machine
154
Cassette Entrance
155
Upper Rear Unit
156
Error Messages
158
Solutions to Common Problems
160
5 Appendix
165
Options
165
Index
166
Safety Information
179
Safety During Operation
179
Important Safety Instructions
181
Energy Star Program
182
Table of Contents
184
Manuals for this Machine
191
Advanced Features (this Manual)
191
Basic Features
191
1 Transmission Options
193
Sending at a Specific Time (Send Later)
193
Personal Codes
194
Fax Header Print
195
Sending Confidential Messages
196
Leaving a Document to be Picked up by Others (Polling Transmission)
198
Calling to Request a Message (Polling Reception)
200
Transfer Request
202
Specifying an End Receiver
203
SUB Code Transmission
204
SEP Code Polling Reception
205
Mail Option
206
2 Communication Information
207
Canceling Transmission or Reception
207
Printing a File List
208
Printing a Stored Message
209
Printing a Confidential Fax Message
210
Printing a Memory-Locked Message
211
Printing the Journal
212
Mail Reception
213
3 Other Transmission Features
215
Handy Dialing Functions
215
Chain Dial
215
Telephone Directory
216
Redial
217
Dial Options
218
On Hook Dial
219
Manual Dial
220
Selecting G3 or G4
221
Tone Signals
222
Using the {P} (Tone) Key
222
Transmission Functions
223
Stamp
223
Closed Network Transmission
223
Label Insertion
224
No Document, no Dial
224
Blank Sheet Detect
225
More Transmission Functions
226
If Memory Runs out While Storing a Document
226
Checking the Transmission Result
226
Broadcasting Sequence
227
Sending a Fax Straight Away
227
Broadcasting: Checking Progress
227
Auto Redial
227
Batch Transmission
228
Dual Access
228
ECM (Error Correction Mode)
229
Parallel Memory Transmission
229
Printed Reports
230
File Reserve Report (Switch 03, Bit 2)
230
Communication Result Report (Memory Transmission) (Switch 03, Bit 0)
230
Communication Failure Report (on if Communication Result Report Is Off) (Switch 03, Bit 0)
230
Transmission Result Report (Switch 03, Bit 5)
230
Report Formats
231
4 Reception Features
233
General
233
Immediate Reception
233
Memory Reception
233
Printing Documents that Have Been Received into Memory (Substitute Reception)
234
Receiving Messages in Telephone Mode
235
Printing Options
236
Center Mark
236
Checkered Mark
236
TSI Print
236
CIL/TID Print
236
Reception Time
237
Two in One
237
Reverse Order Printing
237
If Incoming Messages Do Not Fit on Paper
238
Breaking down Large Format Messages
238
5 Copying
239
6 Facsimile User Tools
241
Programs
241
Storing a Program
241
Using a Program
242
Editing a Program
242
Editing the Program Name
242
Deleting a Program
243
Storing an Often Used Document (Auto Document)
244
Storing an Auto Document
244
Sending an Auto Document as an Attachment
245
Editing an Auto Document
246
Editing an Auto Document Name
246
Deleting an Auto Document
247
User Function Keys
248
Assigning User Function Keys
248
Using a User Function Key
250
Editing a User Function Key
250
Deleting a User Function Key
251
Lists You Can Print out Yourself
252
Printing Dial Lists
252
Printing a Quick Dial Label
252
Printing a Keystroke Program List
253
Printing an Auto Document
254
Printing a User Function Key List
255
Setting the Date and Time
256
Summer Time / Daylight Saving Time
257
Changing the Paper Size Setting
258
Selecting the Display Language
259
7 Key Operator Settings
261
Function List
261
Using Key Operator Settings
264
Counters
264
Resetting the PAD Counters
265
Authorized Reception
266
Multi-Copy Reception
269
Memory Lock
271
Specified Cassette
273
Forwarding
275
Switching Forwarding On/Off
275
Backup File Transmission
281
Energy Save Timer
283
User Parameters
285
Changing User Parameters and Printing a List
285
Programming the Personal Codes
290
Registering Personal Codes
290
Editing a Personal Code
291
Deleting a Personal Code
292
Printing the Personal Code List
293
Restricted Access
293
ISDN Local Directory Number Routing
294
ID Code
295
Registering ID Codes
295
Line Type
297
Select Line
298
PSTN Access Number
299
Transfer Report
300
Isdn G3/G4
302
Storing ISDN Telephone Numbers
303
Editing ISDN Telephone Numbers
306
Deleting ISDN Telephone Numbers
306
Network
308
Dialup
309
Key Layout
310
Memory Option
311
Memory File Transfer
312
Margin Adjust
313
RDS On/Off
315
System Parameter Transmission
316
8 Troubleshooting
317
Printing the Help List
317
Clearing a Copy, Fax, or Print Jam
318
Clearing a Jam in the Optional Second Cassette
318
Clearing a Jam in the Optional Bypass Feeder
319
Reading Reports
321
Error Report (Turned On/Off by a Service Technician)
321
Power Failure Report
321
9 Maintaining Your Machine
323
Loading Paper in the Second Cassette
323
Loading Paper in the Optional Bypass Feeder
325
Changing the Paper Size in the Main Cassette
326
Changing the Paper Size in the Optional Second Cassette
330
Changing the Paper Size in the Optional Bypass Feeder
333
Cleaning the Rollers and Exposure Glass
334
Replacing the ADF Maintenance Kit (ADF Document Separation Pad)
335
Replacing the Stamp Cartridge
336
Replacing the Toner Cassette and Cleaning Pad
337
Toner Cassette Storage
339
10 Installation
341
Before Installation
341
Machine Environment
342
Location
342
Installing the Optional Memory Card
342
Installing the Optional Handset
343
Connecting to a Telephone Line
344
Connecting the Power and Switching on
345
Specifications
347
Base Machine
347
Optional Second Paper Cassette
348
Bypass Feeder
348
Document and Paper Specifications
349
Energy Saving
350
Storage Capacity
352
Function List
353
Advanced Transmission Features
353
Communication Information
354
Fax Features
355
Key Operator Tools
357
Certification Label
358
Index
359
Internet Fax Precautions
368
Lan Fax Features
369
Table of Contents
370
Overview
373
1 Getting Ready
373
Operation Panel
374
Connecting to a LAN
376
Connecting the LAN Cable
376
SMTP Reception
377
E-Mail Server Settings (by Network Administrator)
378
E-Mail Servers that Have Been Confirmed to Work
378
NIC FAX Initial Settings
379
Network Settings
381
TCP/IP Settings
381
E-Mail Server Settings
384
Auto Mail Reception
388
Returning to the Initial Display
388
Installing the Applications
389
System Requirements
389
Before Starting Installation
389
Installing the Applications
390
NIC FAX Monitor Settings
395
Entering Administrator Mode
395
Internet E-Mail Settings
396
TCP/IP Settings
397
Other Settings
398
Monitor Settings
399
Setting the Administrator Mode Password
400
Transmission
401
Confirming Reception
404
2 Internet Faxing
401
Transfer Request
405
Transfer Request by E-Mail
406
Specifying Transfer Stations
408
Reception
409
Automatic E-Mail Reception
409
Manual E-Mail Reception
409
Routing of Received Faxes
410
Transfer of Received Faxes
411
Transferring Mail Received Via SMTP
412
Getting Ready
412
Specifying Mail Transfer
413
Canceling Transmission of an Internet Fax
414
While the Document Is Being Scanned in
414
After the Document Has Been Scanned in
414
Reports and Lists
415
Error Mail Notification
415
Error Report (Mail)
415
Journal
416
Personal Code List
418
Transmission Result Notification Mail (Transfer Result Report)
418
Scanning Operation
419
Basic Transmission
421
3 Using LAN FAX
421
Address Book
424
Printing
425
Setting LAN FAX Properties
426
Memory Option
428
Quick Dials
429
To Register or Edit an E-Mail Address in a Quick Dial
429
4 Registering E-Mail Addresses
429
User Parameters
432
Starting up and Quitting NIC FAX Monitor
435
Starting up NIC FAX Monitor
435
Quitting NIC FAX Monitor
435
5 NIC FAX Monitor
435
NIC FAX Monitor Initial Screen
436
Specifying the Target Fax
437
Changing the Connection Mode
438
Changing from User Mode to Administrator Mode
438
Changing from Administrator Mode to User Mode
438
Memory Status
439
Viewing Files Awaiting Transmission
439
Viewing Files that Have Been Received into Fax Memory
440
Viewing Auto Documents
440
Journals (Transmission and Reception)
441
Viewing the Transmission and Reception Journals
441
Address Book (Quick Dial, Speed Dial, Group Dial)
442
Adding a New Quick Dial
442
Adding a New Speed Dial
444
Adding a New Group Dial
445
Adding Forwarding Station Addresses
447
Editing Forwarding Settings
448
Adding Personal Codes
450
Viewing Fax Information
452
Backing up and Restoring Memory Data
453
Backing up Memory Data
453
Restoring Memory Data
454
Backup Files Saved in CSV Format
456
Using Online Help
457
Using Index Search
457
Using Keyword Search
457
Displaying Version Information
457
Error Messages
459
NIC FAX Display Messages
459
NIC FAX Monitor Initial Screen Messages
461
NIC FAX Monitor Operation Messages
462
LAN FAX Operation Messages
467
6 Troubleshooting
459
7 Appendix
469
Uninstalling NIC FAX Applications
469
Uninstalling the NIC FAX Application, Address Book or Multidirect Print
469
Uninstalling the LAN FAX Driver
470
Specifications
471
Received Images
472
Table of Contents
485
Index
486
Overview
487
1 Getting Ready
487
Operation Panel
488
Internet Fax Initial Settings
490
Dial-Up Settings
491
Transmission
499
Confirming Reception
503
2 Internet Faxing
499
Transfer Request
504
Transfer Request by E-Mail
505
Specifying Transfer Stations
507
Reception
508
Automatic E-Mail Reception
508
Manual E-Mail Reception
508
Routing of Received Faxes
510
Transfer of Received Faxes
511
Canceling Transmission of an Internet Fax
512
While the Document Is Being Scanned in
512
After the Document Has Been Scanned in
512
Reports and Lists
513
Error Mail Notification
513
Error Report (Mail)
513
Server-Generated Error E-Mail
513
Journal
514
Fax Journal
514
Personal Code List
515
Quick Dials
517
To Register or Edit an E-Mail Address in a Quick Dial
517
3 Registering E-Mail Addresses
517
User Parameters
520
Error Messages
523
Internet Fax Display Messages
523
4 Troubleshooting
523
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Ricoh fax3900l Operating Instructions Manual (194 pages)
Brand:
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| Category:
Printer
| Size: 4.36 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
14
Manuals for this Machine
21
Advanced Features (this Manual)
21
Basic Features
21
1 Transmission Options
23
Sending at a Specific Time (Send Later)
23
Personal Codes
24
Fax Header Print
25
Sending Confidential Messages
26
Leaving a Document to be Picked up by Others (Polling Transmission)
28
Calling to Request a Message (Polling Reception)
30
Transfer Request
32
Specifying an End Receiver
33
SUB Code Transmission
34
SEP Code Polling Reception
35
Mail Option
36
2 Communication Information
37
Canceling Transmission or Reception
37
Printing a File List
38
Printing a Stored Message
39
Printing a Confidential Fax Message
40
Printing a Memory-Locked Message
41
Printing the Journal
42
Mail Reception
43
3 Other Transmission Features
45
Handy Dialing Functions
45
Chain Dial
45
Telephone Directory
46
Redial
47
Dial Options
48
On Hook Dial
49
Manual Dial
50
Selecting G3 or G4
51
Tone Signals
52
Using the {P} (Tone) Key
52
Transmission Functions
53
Stamp
53
Closed Network Transmission
53
Label Insertion
54
No Document, no Dial
54
Blank Sheet Detect
55
More Transmission Functions
56
If Memory Runs out While Storing a Document
56
Checking the Transmission Result
56
Broadcasting Sequence
57
Sending a Fax Straight Away
57
Broadcasting: Checking Progress
57
Auto Redial
57
Batch Transmission
58
Dual Access
58
ECM (Error Correction Mode)
59
Parallel Memory Transmission
59
Printed Reports
60
File Reserve Report (Switch 03, Bit 2)
60
Communication Result Report (Memory Transmission) (Switch 03, Bit 0)
60
Communication Failure Report (on if Communication Result Report Is Off) (Switch 03, Bit 0)
60
Transmission Result Report (Switch 03, Bit 5)
60
Report Formats
61
4 Reception Features
63
General
63
Immediate Reception
63
Memory Reception
63
Printing Documents that Have Been Received into Memory (Substitute Reception)
64
Receiving Messages in Telephone Mode
65
Printing Options
66
Center Mark
66
Checkered Mark
66
TSI Print
66
CIL/TID Print
66
Reception Time
67
Two in One
67
Reverse Order Printing
67
If Incoming Messages Do Not Fit on Paper
68
Breaking down Large Format Messages
68
5 Copying
69
6 Facsimile User Tools
71
Programs
71
Storing a Program
71
Using a Program
72
Editing a Program
72
Editing the Program Name
72
Deleting a Program
73
Storing an Often Used Document (Auto Document)
74
Storing an Auto Document
74
Sending an Auto Document as an Attachment
75
Editing an Auto Document
76
Editing an Auto Document Name
76
Deleting an Auto Document
77
User Function Keys
78
Assigning User Function Keys
78
Using a User Function Key
80
Editing a User Function Key
80
Deleting a User Function Key
81
Lists You Can Print out Yourself
82
Printing Dial Lists
82
Printing a Quick Dial Label
82
Printing a Keystroke Program List
83
Printing an Auto Document
84
Printing a User Function Key List
85
Setting the Date and Time
86
Summer Time / Daylight Saving Time
87
Changing the Paper Size Setting
88
Selecting the Display Language
89
7 Key Operator Settings
91
Function List
91
Using Key Operator Settings
94
Counters
94
Resetting the PAD Counters
95
Authorized Reception
96
Multi-Copy Reception
99
Memory Lock
101
Specified Cassette
103
Forwarding
105
Switching Forwarding On/Off
105
Backup File Transmission
111
Energy Save Timer
113
User Parameters
115
Changing User Parameters and Printing a List
115
Programming the Personal Codes
120
Registering Personal Codes
120
Editing a Personal Code
121
Deleting a Personal Code
122
Printing the Personal Code List
123
Restricted Access
123
ISDN Local Directory Number Routing
124
ID Code
125
Registering ID Codes
125
Line Type
127
Select Line
128
PSTN Access Number
129
Transfer Report
130
Isdn G3/G4
132
Storing ISDN Telephone Numbers
133
Editing ISDN Telephone Numbers
136
Deleting ISDN Telephone Numbers
136
Network
138
Dialup
139
Key Layout
140
Memory Option
141
Memory File Transfer
142
Margin Adjust
143
RDS On/Off
145
System Parameter Transmission
146
8 Troubleshooting
147
Printing the Help List
147
Clearing a Copy, Fax, or Print Jam
148
Clearing a Jam in the Optional Second Cassette
148
Clearing a Jam in the Optional Bypass Feeder
149
Reading Reports
151
Error Report (Turned On/Off by a Service Technician)
151
Power Failure Report
151
9 Maintaining Your Machine
153
Loading Paper in the Second Cassette
153
Loading Paper in the Optional Bypass Feeder
155
Changing the Paper Size in the Main Cassette
156
Changing the Paper Size in the Optional Second Cassette
160
Changing the Paper Size in the Optional Bypass Feeder
163
Cleaning the Rollers and Exposure Glass
164
Replacing the ADF Maintenance Kit (ADF Document Separation Pad)
165
Replacing the Stamp Cartridge
166
Replacing the Toner Cassette and Cleaning Pad
167
Toner Cassette Storage
169
10 Installation
171
Before Installation
171
Machine Environment
172
Location
172
Installing the Optional Memory Card
172
Installing the Optional Handset
173
Connecting to a Telephone Line
174
Connecting the Power and Switching on
175
11 Appendix
177
Specifications
177
Base Machine
177
Optional Second Paper Cassette
178
Bypass Feeder
178
Document and Paper Specifications
179
Energy Saving
180
Storage Capacity
182
Function List
183
Advanced Transmission Features
183
Communication Information
184
Fax Features
185
Key Operator Tools
187
Certification Label
188
Index
189
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