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Overview of Sending Methods

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Basic Operations

Overview of Sending Methods

This section briefly describes the methods and advantages of the three main sending methods:

Memory Sending, Direct Sending, and Manual Sending.

■ Memory Sending

Memory Sending enables you to scan and send your documents fast, allowing you to get your documents

back quickly so you do not have to spend so much time standing around the machine. You can start

scanning documents for sending even while the machine is busy sending another document.

■ Direct Sending

The machine dials the number, connects the call, and then scans and sends the document one page at a

time. Direct Sending is slower than Memory Sending, but because this method bypasses the memory,

you can send a document ahead of other documents stored in memory.

■ Manual Sending

Manual Sending enables you to talk to the other party before you send the document. This method is

useful if the operator of the other fax machine must manually prepare the fax machine to receive your

document. For instructions explaining how to use manual sending, see Chapter 3, “Sending Documents”,

in the Facsimile Guide.

Memory Sending

Place your documents on the machine.

For instructions explaining how to place your documents, see “Setting the

Document on the Machine”, on p. 2-2.

NOTE

• You can adjust the resolution, contrast, and document type for scanning. (See “Adjusting

the Scan Settings”, on p. 2-4.)

• You can also specify a sender’s name with [TTI Selector]. (See Chapter 3, “Sending

Documents”, in the Facsimile Guide.)

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