Brother Fax-700 - Manual (Page 23)

2. INTRODUCTION
(D Cursor keys:
( 6 ) TEL-INDEX key:
(j) Resolution key:
( 8 ) Function key:
(9) Interrupt/Set key;
@) Clear key:
® Confidential key:
® Polling key:
® Timer key:
@ Monitor volume:
® Auto answer key:
® Current Setting key:
® Memory:
® Coverpage key:
® Call key:
@ Copy key:
@1 Stop key:
@ Start key:
@) One-touch key:
Shift key;
@ Number keys:
Used to move the cursor left or right when typing in names and
numbers or settings. Also used to scroll forwards or backwards
through the Telephone Index or the function menus.
Used when dialing to select a number stored in the uniFs station
memory alphabetically.
Used to select the resolution level before pressing the START key or
the COPY key.
Used to enable various primary functions in the machine.
Used to confirm a function setting or to interrupt a transmission
operation.
Used to restore existing function settings, and to delete numbers or
letlexs during the registration of one-touch and speed dialing num­
bers, etc.
Used when invoking a confidential function or printout confidential
messages from the mailbox. (FAX-800M only)
Used to poll (or to be polled by) a remote unit for a document.
Used to set a time for a delayed transmission or delayed polling.
Used to control speaker monitor volume, (high and low)
Used to select the fax reception mode from among the following
options—Auto Answer reception mode, manual reception mode,
the FAX/TEL mode or the TAD mode.
Used to input a temporary setting that overrides a current setting
value, to set the contrast or resolution, or to enter a transmission
password.
Used to read a document into the machine's memory for the FAX-
800M.
Used to send a super COVERPAGE with your fax transmission.
Used to enable the Call Reservation feature.
Used to start copying operations.
Used to stop the transmission, to cancel all current settings, and to
cancel any function setting operations underway.
Used to start a fax transmission and to print out lists and reports.
Used to dial phone numbers that you have previously registered.
Used to access one-touch key fax or phone numbers 21-40 (FAX-
800M only).
Used to enter any FAX or telephone number during manual dialing,
and for entering a number when making registrations settings, and
when searching through the Telephone Index. These keys are also
used to enter names—each key corresponds to 2 or 3 letters of the
alphabet. The "1", "
" and "#" keys can be used for entering spe­
cial characters, punctuation marks, and symbols.
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