Sony IJP-V100 - Manual (Page 56)

Redialing a fax number
If you dialed the fax number from the Sony IJP-VlOO keypad, you
can pres.s the Redial/Pause button any time to redial the last-dialed
fax number.
The Sony IJP-V100 is factory-set to automatically redial at timed
intervals up to 5 times after a busy signal.
Redialing manually with the Redial/Pause button
• To immediately begin redialing the last fax number you dialed on
the Sony IJP-V 100 keypad, press the Redial/Pause button. Make sure
your document is still loaded in the document tray.
Notes: 1) If you press Redial/Pause while in the middle of dialing a
fax-number, the Pause feature takes effect and a dash (-) will appear in
the message display. 2) You can’t use the
Redial/Pause button to
redial a fax number that you originally entered in the Send Fax dialog
box, however, the automatic redial process described below will
begin.
Changing the Automatic Redial setting in the software
Here’s how the Automatic Redial feature works:
The fax number will be redialed one minute after the unsuccessful fax
(busy, no answer, or both, depending on your settings). If the first
redial was unsuccessful, the second redial will begin after a 5-minute
wait. After this, the fax number will be redialed up to 3 more times if
the transmission continues to be unsuccessful.
If you dialed the fax number from the Sony IJP-V 100 keypad, the
message display will show the redial countdown time in seconds dur­
ing the waiting periods (unless the message display is already in use).
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Double-click VAIO Document Space on your Windows desk­
top.
0 Click Fax and select Send Settings.
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Click the Dialing tab.
O In the Automatic Redial area, select either or both Redial on
busy signal and Redial on no answer. To turn off the Automatic
Redial feature, make both checkboxes blank.
Entering a pause during keypad dialing
Press the Redial/Pause button to enter a 2-second pause in the middle
of your dialing sequence.
A dash (-) will appear on the message'display, indicating that the
pause will occur at that point in the dialing sequence.