Xerox 7024 - Manual (Page 21)

Preparing the machine for operation
Getting to know the telecopier
Now that your terminal is installed, you need to become familiar
with the features. This section contains a brief summary and
setup requirements of your Xerox 7024 Facsimile Terminal.
The Xerox 7024 contains an internal data coupler. Its use is
restricted by different regulatory commissions. To comply with
the different regulations, you must read and follow the
instructions listed in the Reference Section of this handbook.
When you switch the power on, your terminal will be In the idle
mode and ready to use. Whenever an action has been
successfully completed or an operation Is not pending, the
terminal will return to the Idle mode and display the following
message in the selected language.
LOAD ORIGINALS
SEP 30'91 10:55
The 7024 is equipped with two languages. The alternate
language can be selected by pressing [Menu] followed by the
pound key [#]. All display messages and reports will be shown in
the selected language.
The terminal may be left powered on 24 hours a day and has a
battery back up system that will retain the user programmed
options In memory for a minimum of 200 hours when no power
is applied to the terminal.
The Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) will feed up to 30 single
sheets of letter or legal size originals. If the number of originals
to be sent or copied exceeds the ADF capacity, these additional
pages may be placed in the ADF after starting the send or copy
operation.
To transmit images from documents smaller than the minimum
size, damaged originals or materials not within the specifications
of this terminal, first create a copy on bond paper. Use the
copied image for your transmission. The following types of
originals should be reproduced on bond paper prior to use in this
terminal: undersized, lightweight, heavy card stock, irregularly
shaped, damaged, stapled, carbon-backed, paste-ups or bound.
Oil wet papers must dry for 30 minutes before using.
An optional setting allows wider than 8.5 inch documents to be
reduced to accommodate the receiving unit. An optional setting
also allows pages longer than 35.4 inches to be transmitted.
The error light will come on and an error message will show in
the display if an error or fault condition occurs. If there is no
obvious problem, press [Stop] and try the operation again. If the
problem continues, consult the Problem Solving Section.
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