Sending faxes with multiple settings, Manual transmission, Automatic transmission – Pitney Bowes 1630 User Manual

Page 54: Manual and automatic fax redial

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T X S E T T I N G S

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Sending Faxes with Multiple Settings

When you send a fax you can choose any

A C C E P T E D Ã

combination of the available settings: add
a coversheet and select a comment; set the
contrast or resolution; send using overseas

O T H E R S E T T I N G S ?

1 . Y E S 2 . N O

mode, call reservation or delayed send,
polling transmission or real time transmission. After each function is
accepted, the display will ask if you want to enter other settings:

Press

1

if you want to select additional settings. The display returns to the TX

SETTINGS menu—OR—
Press

2

if you are finished choosing settings, and go to the next step.

Manual Transmission

Manual transmission lets you hear the dial tone, ringing and fax receiving
tones before sending the fax.

1

Insert the document face down in the feeder.

2

Pick up the handset and listen for a dial tone—OR—
Press

Manual Telephone/Fax

and listen for a dial tone.

3

Enter the fax number you want to call (you can enter the digits using the dial
pad, or you can enter a One Touch or Speed Dial number or you can call from
the Tel-index).
(See One Touch Dialing, page 8-1.)

4

When you hear the fax tone, press

Send/Receive

.

5

If you’re using the handset, hang up.

Automatic Transmission

This is the easiest way to send a fax. IMPORTANT: Do not pick up the
handset, or press

Manual Telephone/Fax

.

1

Insert the document face down in the feeder.

2

Enter the fax number using One Touch, Speed Dial, Tel-index or the dial pad.
(See Speed Dialing, page 8-2.)

3

Press

Send/Receive

.

Manual and Automatic Fax Redial

If you’re sending a fax manually and the line is busy, after you disconnect the
call press

Redial/Pause

to retry the number.

If you’re sending a fax automatically and the line is busy, the machine will
redial automatically, up to three times at 5 minute intervals.

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