Brother Fax-700 User Manual
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4. W BASIC USES
•
If your external TAD has a paging function^ connection to
the fax unit may prevent the paging function from work-
ing.
• We recommended that you insert your remote activation
code into your OGM of your TAD, This will allow manual
transmissions
to
be
sent
into
the
fax
machine
after
the
code
is recognized.
A sample message is:
"Hello my name is—. You have reached my telephone an
swering machine but if you wish to send a fax please press
XXX (remote activation code) now."
Remote activation
You can activate the fax machine from a remote telephone.
This is useful if your extension telephone is located in a dif
ferent room or if it is being used on a multi-line telephone
service.
Remote activation allows you to receive a call on a telephone
that is either connected from the fax unit, or is connected in
parallel to your telephone line (extension telephone), but
need not be located near the fax unit. If an in-coming call
is a fax transmission, or after talking to the distant end they
wish to send a fax, simply enter the Remote Activation Code
(tone type) using your telephone keypad and start fax tones
being sent out by your unit.
-
If you wish to pick up telephone remotely during the time
that the fax machine is F/T ringing, simply insert remote
deactivation
code
(tone
type)
which
will
turn
off
fax
machine.
-
If you accidently pick up your extension or external tele
phone by mistake when you are transmitting or receiving
a FAX, there may he some slight distortion of the docu
ment.
-
If you are using an extension or external telephone, he sure
to use
" * "
and!or
"#"
for the Remote Activation/Deacti-
vation Code. (This will help you avoid operation errors.)
-
Due to limitations of telephone systems and telephone
sets, remote deactivation can not be guaranteed to work
under all circumstances.
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