Brother Fax-700 - Manual (Page 24)

INTRODUCTION
3. FEATURES
Your fax machine has many useful features. These include:
• High speed transmission (9600 b.p.s).
• A 48-character LCD screen and helpful prompts. When you have to make a selection, all
the available choices are automatically displayed briefly on the screen (scrolling).
• Many dedicated function keys.
• Anti curl system, which stretches out the curls of recording roll paper (effective 1 inch/
3 cm core).
• Auto Document Feeder (ADF), which allows you to leave unattended faxes for trans­
mission. You can set up to 20 documents in the ADF.
• A Tel-Index function, which is a built-in name and number directory for dialing.
• The polling function, with which you can request transmission of faxes from other sta­
tions. For added security, polling can be protected by a security code.
• Various reports to confirm that your document has successfully been sent to its destina­
tion. (For example, transmission verification reports, activity report, etc....)
• A delayed transmission feature which lets you send faxes when telephone rates are low.
• A password security function to prevent "junk" fax reception, and to avoid the sending
of faxes to the wrong party.
• Four resolution levels (standard/fine/super fine/photo) to provide superior quality
document transmission.
• Character smoothing on in-coming fax transmissions.
• A super COVERPAGE feature enabling you to send information describing your fax
transmission to the receiving party. Coverpage can also be programmed to be sent with
every transmission.
• The facility for interrupting and then resuming an operation.
• Copier capability.
• FAX/TEL switch, which allows you to use one telephone line to both Fax and Tele­
phone.
• TAD interface for connection to standard telephone answering machine.
— only for FAX-800M —
• Three confidential mailboxes for storing confidential messages.
• Memory capacity for storing up to approximately 15 pages (Brother Standard Chart).
• Reception into memory, which allows you to receive fax messages even if your machine
runs out of paper.
• A broadcasting function, which lets you send one fax to several different fax units in one
operation.
• A sort and stack function, useful when making multiple copies.
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