Ta-triumph-adler FAX 930 User Manual

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INSTRUCTION HANDBOOK
FAX 930
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Page 1 - INSTRUCTION HANDBOOK

INSTRUCTION HANDBOOKFAX 930

Page 2 - PANTONE 293C

51Fax machine (wrapped in plastic film)Paper tray for scanned documentsScanner feederPrinter trayPrinter paper guardTelephone line cordUser guidePaper

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64- Close the tray cover.FITTING THE SCANNING FEEDER AND THE PRINTER OUTPUT TRAYkjm1- Assemble the scanning feeder (j) and the printeroutput tray (k)

Page 4 - FOREWORD

7FITTING THE GAUGE AND THE TONER CARTRIDGEhi1- Remove the card bearing the gauge (h) from its aluminiumpackaging.- Detach the gauge mini-smartcard (i)

Page 5 - SAFETY WARNINGS

88. Close the scanning assembly cover. Press down on both sidesof the cover to make sure that it locks into place.86. Unclip the protective plastic gu

Page 6 - CONTENTS

91-2- Clip the scanning out-tray (a) into the two slots (b) of the unit’s base (c).Ensure you always remove the scanning out-tray prior to opening the

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104443BA453. CONNECTIONSA RJ11 connector 44 Telephone cable socketB Telephone wall socket connector 45 Socket used for linking the unit up to a PC (op

Page 8 - INTRODUCTION

11CHAPTER 2: USING THE NAVIGATION KEYS1. PRESENTATIONTHE NAVIGATOR PAD:This consists of 7 keys which you can use to navigate through the menus display

Page 9 - MISCELLANEOUS FACILITIES

12STEP BY STEP FUNCTION ACCESSIn this mode, you use the and keys of the navigator pad to scan through the options of a menu, and the OK and Ckeys

Page 10 - CHAPTER 1: INSTALLATION

13CHAPTER 3: SENDING YOUR FIRST FAXWhen you first power up your unit, we recommend you configure the following settings prior to sending your first fa

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14RECEIVING A FAXAsk the subscriber to send you a fax by return in order to test your unit’s receive capability. As the first page is being received

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15!CHAPTER 4: INTERNETYou can send faxes to recipients world-wide over the Internet.Just ensure:- that you subscribe to the Internet through an access

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16DISABLING INTERNET FUNCTIONSIf you do not wish to use the Internet functions:Press MENU, 9, 1 and OK keys,Use the or keys to select « NO ACCESS

Page 15 - 3. CONNECTIONS

17Sending E-mail to an E-mail addressYou can send a message entered on the keyboard to an electronic mailbox:Press the INTERNET key.orPress MENU, 9, 3

Page 16 - 1. PRESENTATION

18LISTENING TO VOICE MAIL RECEIVED FROM THE INTERNET *To listen to your messages, use the same procedure as for listening to messages on your answerin

Page 17 - DIRECT FUNCTION ACCESS

19Remark:The « Net valid » and « Net active » settings make it possible to determine if connections can or not take place atnight and during weekends

Page 18 - SENDING A FAX

20. SHARED PC MBOX selected (if the PC and your fax share the same E-mail address). Then choosebetween DELETE MAILS and SAVE MAILS for the E-Mails al

Page 19 - RECEIVING A FAX

21CHAPTER 5: THE DIRECTORYYour fax machine enables you to input records of data for individual subscribers as well as fax broadcast lists.SUBSCRIBER R

Page 20 - CHAPTER 4: INTERNET

22ASSIGNING AN ASSOCIATED KEY TO A SUBSCRIBERYou may store a subscriber’s details to be associated with each of the keypad’s 26 alphabetic keys, (A to

Page 21 - SENDING ON THE INTERNET

23Move the cursor if required to LIST NUMBER - using the and keys of the navigator pad.Enter the number of your choice (between 0 and 7).Press OK

Page 22 - RECEIVING FROM THE INTERNET

24SELECTION BY QUICK-DIAL NUMBERExample: searching for WATSON, registered under quick-dial number 3 in the directory:Press the number 3.Press OK to ca

Page 23 - * Depending on option

1. Fax unit2. Paper-in adjustable guide3. Paper tray cover4. Printer paper tray5. Printer paper tray locking lever6. (a) and (b) buttons used to unloc

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25CHAPTER 6: SETTINGSYou can print a list of parameters at any time, in order to check the status of your unit’s default settings and modifiedsettings

Page 25 - To deactivate this service:

26FAX - TEL MODETel and Fax icons lit, TAD icon off.An external telephone handset must be connected to your fax machine (see the section entitled Conn

Page 26 - ADDING A SUBSCRIBER RECORD

27PAPERLESS RECEPTIONIf you select WITHOUT PAPER, your fax machine will receive incoming faxes directly to memory when its printer isunavailable.If yo

Page 27 - ENTERING A LIST NUMBER

28Default resolution for outgoing documentsIf this parameter is activated, all documents you send outwill bear a header featuring your name, number, t

Page 28 - SELECTION BY NAME

29Enables you to choose whether to allow automatic access7 days a week or only from Monday to Friday (to avoidweekend access)Your fax machine supports

Page 29 - 4. PRINTING OUT THE DIRECTORY

30CHAPTER 7: SENDING A FAXTO SEND A DOCUMENT:Place the document or the stack of documents face down in the scanner feeder, with the first page at the

Page 30 - CHAPTER 6: SETTINGS

313. LAST TEN NUMBER REDIALYour fax machine enables you to re-dial any of the last 10 numbers dialled.To re-dial one of the last ten FAX numbers diall

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32CHAPTER 8: VOCAL ANSWERING MACHINE1. STARTUPTo make your answering machine operational:The TAD icon should be lit. If this is not the case, press th

Page 32 - 4. NETWORK

33LISTENING TO THE SIMPLE OGMPress the keys MENU, 4, 2, 2, 2 and OK.Your fax machine plays the message you have recorded.5. MESSAGESPRESENCE OF MESSAG

Page 33 - 6. TECHNICAL PARAMETERS

34• In "WITHOUT CALL FILTERING", the messages are recorded in silence:. you can, however, take the communication by lifting the handset,. yo

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FOREWORDThis unit is a quick-scan laser output plain paper fax equipped with memory. Its display and navigation keysprovide quick and easy access to t

Page 35 - CHAPTER 7: SENDING A FAX

359. PRIVILEGED ACCESSPRIVILEGED ACCESS CALLSIf you do not want to be disturbed by anyone except privileged access callers (with a special access cod

Page 36 - (*) Depending on model

36CHAPTER 9: ADVANCED COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONSNUMBER OF PAGES CHECKThe number of pages scanned is compared to the value provided by the user.SCHEDULED

Page 37 - 1. STARTUP

37Dial the fax number or key in the name of your contact (if it is registered in the directory) then press:- FAX/COPY : to launch the polling operatio

Page 38 - 7. CALL FILTERING

38If the mailbox is protected by an access code, you will be prompted to key it in. Once you have confirmed your entry, allthe documents contained in

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397. RELAY BROADCASTING OF A DOCUMENTA relay broadcast operation consists in transmitting a document and a broadcast list number to a remote fax machi

Page 40 - INCOMING CALLS

40MODIFYING OR VIEWING THE QUEUEPress MENU followed by 6, 2 and OK.Your fax machine will display the status of the documents in the queue:TX : Transmi

Page 41 - 3. POLLING

4110. VOICE CALL DURING TRANSMISSIONIf a telephone handset is connected to your fax machine, you can have a conversation with the subscriber to whom y

Page 42 - INITIALISING A MAILBOX

42To specify a prefixPress MENU 8, 3 and OK.By using the or keys, select the PREFIX SETTING menu then press OK to confirm.Type the dialling prefix

Page 43 - DELETING A MAILBOX

43CHAPTER 10: ANCILLARY FUNCTIONS1. PHOTOCOPYINGYour fax machine can be used to produce one or more copies of a single or multiple page document place

Page 44 - PRINTING THE QUEUE

44To send your long distance and international calls over Mercury:Press the DIAL TONE key and wait for the dial tone.Press MERCURY key (SHIFT and OK k

Page 45 - 9. MANUAL SEND

SAFETY WARNINGSBefore powering on your unit, make sure the mains outlet it is connected tomeets the requirements printed on the warning lab

Page 46 - 12. LOCAL PREFIX

45Enter the call number of your correspondent by using a full number.Note:Please note that Cost Centre Codes are not currently available with resident

Page 47 - To alter the minimum length:

46CHAPTER 11: OPERATING MALFUNCTIONS1. COMMUNICATION FAILURESIn the event of a failure to connect, the fax machine will notify you of another re-dial

Page 48 - 3. GUIDE

47Code 0D - Tranmission failedAsk the sender to re-transmit the document.Code 13 - Memory fullYour fax machine can no longer receive any data because

Page 49 - (*) Cost Centre Codes

481- Open the cover housing the scanning assembly bysimultaneously pressing on the buttons located on eitherside.Wait a few minutes for the heat eleme

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493. MISCELLANEOUS FAULTSThe display stays blank when the unit is powered up.Check that the mains cord is properly plugged in and check the mains sock

Page 51 - 1. COMMUNICATION FAILURES

50CHAPTER 12: CARING FOR YOUR UNIT1. GENERALSTo guarantee the optimal functioning of your fax machine, we recommend you regularly clean the inside of

Page 52 - INTERNET ACCESS ERROR CODES

511. Open the cover housing the scanning assembly by pressing on the two buttons located on either side as indicatedin the Printer errors section of t

Page 53 - 2. PRINTER ERRORS

52CHAPTER 13: TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICSDevice type: Fast, ITU-T group 3 compatible office fax machine.1. FAX MACHINENet dimensions (excluding trays):W

Page 54 - 3. MISCELLANEOUS FAULTS

532. CONSUMABLESStorage of drum and cartridge consumables:Temperature range: 5 to 35 °C, shelf life: 24 months in original packagingHumidity range: 20

Page 55 - 2. CARING FOR THE CONSUMABLES

1CONTENTSINTRODUCTION ... ... 3C

Page 56 - 3. MISCELLANEOUS MAINTENANCE

2CHAPTER 9: ADVANCED COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ... 361. SCHEDULED TRANSMISSION ...

Page 57 - 1. FAX MACHINE

3INTRODUCTIONYour fax machine is a highly advanced unit equipped with automated features for increased ease of use.It features laser output on plain p

Page 58 - 2. CONSUMABLES

4MISCELLANEOUS FACILITIES- Photocopy documents- Configure network settings (ringing tone, pulse / tone dial, etc.)- The name of the subscriber and the

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