Load the original.
Tap [Scan/Fax].
Specify the destination IP address.
For details on how to specify a destination, refer to Here.
Specifying multiple destinations carries out computer sending and fax transmission simultaneously.
If necessary, you can change the display of the main screen in fax/scan mode (default: [Address Book]). For details, refer to Here.
Specify the size of the original to be scanned.
The size of the original can be specified in [Scan Size] (default: [8-1/2 11] (inch area)/[A4] (centimeter area). If you fail to set the original size correctly, the image may be cut off.
Configure the option settings for fax transmission as necessary.
For details on configuring option settings, refer to the respective columns of the following table.
Purpose | Reference |
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To configure basic options such as color and original size | |
To configure options to scan various types of originals such as various sizes and books | |
To adjust the image quality level of the original such as colored background (newspaper, etc.) or light printing original | |
To print date/time and page number | |
Other option settings |
Press the Start key.
Tap [Check Setting] before sending, and check the destination and settings as necessary.
To redo operations for specifying destinations or option settings, press the Reset key.
Transmission begins.
If you press the Stop key while scanning an original, the scanning process stops, and a list of stopped jobs appears. To cancel scanning of the original, delete the job from the list of inactive jobs.
IP address faxes are sent and received directly between machines. This machine prints data automatically when a fax is received.
You can skip printing and forcibly save the received fax to a User Box of this machine. This prevents fax data from being stolen or lost after being printed, and only the necessary fax(es) will be printed. If necessary, you can convert a fax to a computer-compatible file to manually forward it. For details, refer to Here.
Received faxes can be forwarded to a pre-specified destination. They can be converted to computer-compatible files for management. For details, refer to Here.