Olivetti 145D - Manual (Page 20)

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I M P O R T A N T
The free cartridge provided with the machine allows you
to print up to 80 pages *, whereas the cartridges that you
will buy subsequently have a greater capacity and will
thus allow you to print up to 450 pages *.
* Based on Test Chart ITU-TS n.1 (black coverage = 3,8%).
Once the cartridge has been inserted , the operator con-
sole closed and the handset replaced , the fax machine
starts the nozzle cleaning and checking procedure , which
is completed by:
•
the printing , on the sheet loaded automatically, of a diagnos-
tic test sheet containing:
- a
numbered scale , for checking the flow of ink and the
electrical circuits of the cartridge nozzles.
- a group of graphics and text , so that the printing quality
may be evaluated.
• the display shows the message: "CHECK PRINT OUT",
"1=EXIT 0=REPEAT".
Examine the print test sheet as follows:
1. Check that the numbered scale is not broken at any point
and that the black areas do not present any horizontal
white lines : if these conditions, which confirm that the car-
tridge has been inserted correctly and is working properly,
are respected, set the value
1 . The fax machine returns to its
initial stand-by mode and is ready for use. The display shows
"AUTOMATIC 00" on the first line and the current date and
time on the second line.
2. On the other hand, if there are any breaks or white lines
present, set 0 to clean the nozzles again: if the new print test
continues to be unsatisfactory, repeat the procedure another
time. At this point:
• if the printing quality still does not meet your expectations,
clean the electrical contacts as indicated in the " To clean
the electrical contacts of the print cartridge " section
of the " Maintenance operations " chapter.
• if the printing quality is satisfactory, set the value 1 . The fax
machine returns to its initial stand-by mode and is ready for
use.
I m p o r t a n t
When the cartridge is about to run out of ink, the display shows:
CARTRIDGE LOW
and the fax machine prints , on a sheet loaded automatically,
the indication that the ink is about to run out .
When there is no ink left, the display shows:
CHANGE CARTRIDGE
To replace the cartridge, see the section " Maintenance op-
erations ".
To buy new print cartridges , see the corresponding code
at the end of the manual .
S
ETTING UP THE CORDLESS PHONE
The cordless phone provided with the fax machine may be
used not only to make calls but also to use the phone book
and the memos and incoming messages recorded on the fax
machine (see "
Transmission and reception operations "
and " The telephone answering device "). The cordless
phone conforms to the DECT (Digital European Cordless Tech-
nology) and GAP (Generic Access Profile) standards.
N O T e
The operating range of the phone is about 250 metres (in an
open field under optimum operating conditions). If you hear
interference while you are using the phone, move closer to-
wards the fax machine. Large metal objects or thick walls may
significantly reduce the range of the device.
T
O CHANGE THE DATE AND TIME ON THE CORDLESS PHONE
You can change the date and time shown on the display
of the cordless phone at any time.
Remember how-
ever that when you change the date and time on
the cordless phone, the date and time shown on
the display of the fax machine are changed auto-
matically
.
1. Press the upper or lower part of the key
until the display of the cordless phone shows:
DATE AND TIME SETTINGS
2. Press function key F3:
The display shows:
SET DATE
3. Press function key F3:
The display shows the current date.
4. Enter the new date using the numeric keypad of the
cordless phone.
5. To confirm the setting, press function key F3:
The display shows:
DATE AND TIME SETTINGS
6. Press function key F3:
The display shows:
SET DATE
7. Press the upper or lower part of the key
until the display shows:
SET TIME
8. Press function key F3:
The display shows the current time.
9. Enter the new time using the numeric keypad of the
cordless phone.
10. To confirm the setting, press function key F3:
11. Press function key F1
Until you exit from programming mode.