Canon FAX-L800 User Manual
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Canon
FAX-L800 User’s Guide
ENGLISH
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Chapter 16
Summary of Important Settings
OFF
The fax will keep ringing until someone answers the call manually
with the optional handset or a connected extension telephone.
ON
F/T RING TIME
Set the length of time to elapse
before the fax machine switches to
document receiving. Default:
15 sec.
(01-99 sec.)
3.REMOTE RX
Receive from a remote telephone with pre-set setting. (
Q7-7)
ID CALL #
You can dial a number code on the remote extension to start
receiving a document. Default is
25
. Setting range: 00 to 99.
HOOK
You can start receiving the document after you hang up the handset
of the extension telephone after you hear the slow beep of an
incoming document transmission. (You can receive documents using
this method only if the other party’s fax can send a CNG signal.)
OFF
Remote receiving is turned off and disabled.
4.MEMORY RX
Select how incoming documents are to be received in the memory if
the fax runs out of toner or paper. (
Q8-2)
ON
Remainder of the fax is stored in the memory and can be printed out
as soon as you re-fill the paper cassette, change the toner cartridge or
clear the paper jam.
MEMORY RX ALARM
The memory alarm alerts you when a
document has been received in the
memory.
OFF
No alarm sounds when the fax runs
out of toner or recording paper
during document reception.
ON
An audible alarm sounds when the
fax runs out of toner or recording
paper and the remainder of the
document is stored temporarily in the
memory.
OFF
Memory receiving is turned off. If the fax runs out of toner or
recording paper during a document reception, the remainder of the
document is not saved in the memory. The other party must re-send
the document.
5.RX PAGE FOOTER
Print a footer in the lower right corner of every received page. The
footer contains the date, day, time received, transaction number, and
page number. (
Q3-12)
OFF
No RX FOOTER prints at the bottom of the page.
ON
Turns on printing of an RX FOOTER at the bottom of every page
you receive.