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Description of Setup Buttons

Quick Memory TX[Scan/Fax]

To display:

[Scan/Fax]
- [Application]
  - [Fax Setting]
    - [Quick Memory TX]

As one page is scanned, fax transmission starts. Generally, transmission begins after all pages have been scanned and saved in memory (Memory TX). With Quick Memory TX, many pages can be faxed without causing memory overflow.

Quick Memory TX

To display:

[Scan/Fax]
- [Application]
  - [Fax Setting]
    - [Quick Memory TX]

Settings	Description
[ON]/[OFF]	Select [ON] to specify Quick Memory TX.
[Number of Pages]	If you want to show the total number of pages in the relevant column in the sender information, select this option and enter the number of pages. With this information, the destination can see the remaining number of pages to be received.

Tips

Generally, a fax is sent after all pages are scanned and saved in memory (Memory TX).
You cannot specify both Quick Memory TX and [Fax Header Settings] at the same time.