Brother Fax-700 - Manual (Page 59)

4.
BASIC USES
If you must send a document on any of these types of paper,
copy them first with a photocopy machine and then use the
copies to send your faxes. (Do not make your copies on this
convenience copier, as the paper restrictions for the fax func­
tion apply to the copier as well.)
• The range of optimum thicknesses for sheets used in the
ADF is 2.8 X 10-3- 3.9 x inches (0.07- 0.10 mm) and the
range for weight is 0.07 x lO'^ - 0.114 x lO'^ Ibs/inch^ (52 -
80g/m^). If you are using only one sheet of paper, the thick­
ness of the paper should be between 2.8 x lO'^ - 3.9 x lO'^
inches (0.07 - 0.12 mm) and the weight, between 0.114 x
10-3 - 0.182 X 10-3 ibs/inch2 (80 - mg/rn^).
• If the receiving fax machine is not set to AUTO ANSWER,
someone may answer the telephone. If this happens, ask
the other party to start fax reception by pressing their
START
key. (Remember you must use the handset to speak
to the other party, as your machine does not have speaker
phone.) Press the
START key and then hang up after you
hear the fax tone,
• If a document stops during feeding, press the STOP key to
remove it. If the jammed paper is not ejected after pressing
the
STOP key, open the cover and remove the document.
• Remember that the fax machine cannot read text or images
closer than 4 mm (15.74 x 10"^ inches) from any edge of a
document when copying or sending a fax.
• Do not load more than 20 documents into the feeder at one
time.
• Be sure to remove all paper clips before sending your doc­
ument.
• Send glossy paper one page at a time, since they have a ten­
dency to slip.
• Do not attempt to transmit paper of differing sizes or thick­
ness in one transmission.
The maximum document width to be input is 8.5" (216mm).
The maximum width of the printed (or scanned) area is 8.2"
(208mm). The maximum document length is 35.4" (900mm),
the minimum is 3.9" (100mm).
4tnm^
216mm(8.5")
20Bmm(8.2"). 4mm
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