Panasonic Panafax UF-766 - Manual (Page 35)

BASIC FEATURES
Sending Documents
There axe two transmission methods.
• Direct transmission—Real time transmission from ADF
• Memory transmission—The machine stores the documents into memory and then transmits the stored documents
automatically.
The UF-766 is designed with an advanced dual memory access feature, which allows the machine to continue to store other
documents while transmitting from memory or receiving. You do not have to wait around until transmission or reception is
completed. All stored documents will be transmitted on a first come first served basis. The transmission progress can be
monitored by printing out a file list.
If you use direct transmission, the dual memory access feature cannot be used.
Other advantages of memory transmission are;
• The same document can be transmitted to multiple stations.
• Quick scanning of each page.
• Ail pages are numbered automatically with the total page number being transmitted to the receiving station.
• If communications fail when transmitting from memory, your machine will retransmit the remaining unsuccessful page(s)
automatically.
Memory Transmission
One-Touch Dialling
1 Place the document face down on the ADF and adjust
the document guides.
2 Press a One-Touch key.
Example: One-Touch key
<b START
y
(If you do not press , the document(s) will be
stored into memory 5 seconds after pressing a One-
Touch key.)
The machine stores the
document in memory
with a file number,
then begins to dial.
♦STORE*
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When the other station answers:
A beep sound is heard through the speaker and the ON LINE
lamp lights. The document is transmitted (when the other
station is set to automatic reception).
When transmission ends, the ON LINE lamp goes off. The
machine prints out a memory transmission journal (see page
75) when COMM. JOURNAL in fax parameter is set to "2".
The document in memory will be erased automatically.
If the line is busy: refer to redialling on page 33.
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