Types of numbers -11, Chain dialing -11, Your – Brother MFC 7550MC User Manual

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TELEPHONE FUNCTION SETTINGS

3 - 1 1

MFC 4550/6550MC/7550MC

OP-US-5.0

Information

FOR YOUR INFORMATION

Types of Numbers

When

you

store

a

number

as

a

One-Touch

or

as

a

Speed-Dial

number,

you

have

a

choice

of

choosing

the

type

of

number.

There

are

4

options:

1. FAX (A fax number).
2. TEL

(A

telephone

number).

3. F/T

(Both

a

fax

number

and

a

telephone number)

4. CHAIN

(A

number,

usually

an

access

code,

for

chain

dialing).

Chain Dialing

Chain

dialing

is

used

to

store

a

very

long

dialing

sequence.

You

can

spread

the

number

over

two

or

more

keys

if

you

register

the

first

key(s)

in

the

sequence as type “Chain”. Chain tells the system that the dialing
sequence

is

not

completed

and

that

there

is

more

to

follow. The

last

key

in

the

sequence

must

be

any

other

dial

type

(either

FAX,

TEL

or

F/T).

You can use any combination of One-Touch, Speed-Dial and manually
dialed

numbers

in

a

chain.

If

you

must

wait

for

another

dial

tone

at

any

point

in

the

dialing

sequence,

store

a

pause

at

that

point

in

the

number

by

pressing

the

Pause/Redial

key.

(If

you

need

a

pause

that

is

longer

than

3.5

seconds,

call

our

Fax

Diagnostic

Center

at

1-800-284-4329

(USA),

1-800-853-6660

(CANADA)

for

assistance.)

Only one pause can be stored in each One-Touch and Speed-Dial
number.

When

you

are

ready

to

dial

the

chain

number,

simply

press

the

keys

one

after

the

other

in

sequence

and

then

press

Start

key.

Chain

dialing

makes

using

access

codes

easy.

Sometimes

you

may

want

to

choose

from

among

several

long-distance

carriers

when

you

make

a

call;

rates

may

vary

depending

upon

the

time

and

destination.

To

take

advantage

of

low

rates,

you

can

store

the

access

code

of

a

long-distance

carrier

as

you

would

a

regular

number

and

register

it

as

a

“chain”

number.

Then

to

dial,

press

this

(access

code)

number

followed

by

the

regular

number

and

Start

key.

You

can

set

up

chain

dialing

for

phone/credit

card

numbers,

the

same

way.

However, when using chain dialing, do NOT send a cover page
because your credit card number will be on it.

*:One-Touch

#:Speed Dial

3 . S E T U P G R O U P S

11. Press

Set

.

12. Press

Stop

to

return

to

the

date

and

time.

Helpful

Hints

See

page

5-11

for

Broadcasting

procedure.

You

can

print

a

list

of

all

One-Touch

numbers

and

Speed-Dial

numbers.

Group

numbers

will

be

listed

under

One-Touch

numbers.

(See

page

11-5.)

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