Home Search by Purpose Using Fax Preparation for Fax
To prepare the fax operating environment
Sending a Fax
Checking the Fax Transmission Method
To send a fax (Basic operation flow)
To use sender names by destination ([Fax Header Settings])
Resending a Failed Fax
To resend a fax that failed in automatic redialing
Sending at Low Cost
To send a fax at the preset time (Timer TX)
To broadcast via a relay station such as a branch office (Relay Distribution))
Sending Depending on Destination, Machine, or Line Conditions
To check destination conditions (Manual Transmission)
To release the ECM mode ([ECM])
To release the Super G3 mode ([V.34])
To send a fax each time one page is scanned in order to prevent a memory overflow ([Quick Memory Send])
To send a fax to areas where communication conditions are poor ([Overseas TX])
To use additional lines for transmission ([Select Line])
Sending an Important Fax
To check the destination fax number ([Check Dest. and Send])
To send a confidential fax ([F-Code TX])
To send to a device for which peers are restricted by the Closed Network RX function ([Password TX])
Registering a Polling File
To register a polling file ([Polling TX])
To register polling files in the Bulletin Board User Box according to application ([Polling TX])
Receiving a Fax
Viewing a Received Fax before Printing
To forcibly save a received fax to a User Box (Memory RX)
To save a received fax to a specified User Box (PC-Fax RX)
Managing Received Faxes
To add receiving information such as the receiving date and time
To convert a received fax to a file and forward it to a specified destination to be managed (Forward TX)
To convert received faxes to files and sort them by fax number to be managed (TSI Routing)
To temporarily save a fax to the memory or forward it to a destination when it cannot be printed immediately (In-memory proxy reception)
Receiving an Important Fax
To receive a confidential fax (Confidential RX)
To restrict communication peers by password (Closed Network RX)
Receiving a Polling File on the Recipient
To receive polling files registered in the recipient ([Polling RX])
To receive polling files registered in the Bulletin Board User Box of the recipient ([Polling RX])
Configuring Scan or Original Settings for Fax Transmission
Configuring the Basic Settings such as Original Size and Resolution
To specify the original size ([Scan Size])
To specify the resolution to scan the original ([Resolution])
To scan a 2-sided original ([Simplex/Duplex])
Configuring Settings to Fit Various Types of Originals
To collectively scan originals of different sizes using the ADF ([Mixed Original])
To scan an original that is on paper thinner than plain paper using the ADF ([Thin Paper Original])
To scan an original with folds using the ADF ([Z-Folded Original])
To scan a long original that cannot be loaded on the original glass ([Long Original])
To specify the original loading direction ([Original Direction])
To display a top-binding and double-sided original correctly without reversing an image in the vertical direction ([Binding Position])
To scan an original using the ADF while removing dust on the slit glass ([Despeckle])
To skip blank pages ([Blank Page Removal])
To split the left and right pages of a book or catalog ([Book Original])
To scan a number of originals as a single job ([Separate Scan])
Adjusting the Image Quality or Density
To automatically adjust to the appropriate image quality for the contents of the original ([Original Type])
To adjust the density to scan the original ([Density])
To adjust the background density of the original ([Bkgd. Removal])
Adding Stamp or Page Number
To add the date/time ([Date/Time])
To add a page number ([Page Number])
To add information to the header or footer ([Header/Footer])
Other option settings
To add a TX stamp, which certifies that the original has been scanned, to a scanned original (TX Stamp)
To scan after erasing text and shadows in the margins of an original ([Frame Erase])
To sharpen the border between text ([Sharpness])
To print on this machine simultaneously with sending ([Save & Print])
