Canon 3301B002 User manual

How to Use This Manual
Printing This Manual
MC-3456-V1.00
Basic Guide
Describes the summary of
this product.
Advanced Guide
Describes the detailed
function of this product.
Troubleshooting
Page 1 of 997 pagesCanon MX860 series On-screen Manual

How to Use This Manual
Printing This Manual
MP-2951-V1.10
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dvanced Guide
Contents
Safety Precautions
Overview of the Machine
Main Components
How to Navigate Menus on the LCD
Setting Up the Machine
Confirming the Telephone Line Connection
Specifying the Basic Settings for the Machine
Setting the Receive Mode
Printing from a Memory Card
Printing Photos Saved on the Memory Card
Using Various Functions
Inserting the Memory Card
Copying
Making Copies
Using Various Copy Functions
Scanning
Saving Scanned Data
Using Various Scan Functions
Printing from Your Computer
Printing Photos (Easy-PhotoPrint EX)
Printing Documents (Windows)
Printing Documents (Macintosh)
Faxing
Sending Faxes
Using Various Sending Functions
Receiving Faxes
Using Various Receiving Functions
Using Useful Fax Functions
Other Usages
Printing the Notebook or Graph Paper
Printing Photos Directly from Your Digital
Camera or Mobile Phone
Machine Settings
Solution Menu and My Printer
Loading Paper / Originals
Loading Paper
Loading Originals
Routine Maintenance
Replacing an Ink Tank
When Printing Becomes Faint or Colors Are
Incorrect
Cleaning the Paper Feed Roller
Cleaning the Pad in the Cassette
Appendix
Legal Limitations on Use of Your Product and
Use of Images
Tips on How to Use Your Machine
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Advanced Guide Troubleshooting
Contents > Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions
Please read the safety warnings and cautions provided in this manual to ensure that you use the
machine safely. Do not attempt to use the machine in any way not described in this manual. It causes
unexpected accident, fire, or electric shock.
Warning
This product emits low level magnetic flux. If you use a cardiac pacemaker and feel abnormalities,
please move away from this product and consult your doctor.
The following are instructions that, if ignored, could result in death or serious personal injury
caused by incorrect operation of the equipment. These must be observed for safe operation.
Choosing a
location Do not place the machine close to flammable solvents such as
alcohol or thinners.
Power
supply Never attempt to plug in or unplug the machine from the power supply when your hands are wet.
Always push the plug all the way into the power outlet.
Never damage, modify, stretch or
excessively bend or twist the power
cord.Do not place heavy objects on
the power cord.
Never plug the machine into a power
socket that is shared with other
equipment (extension lead/cord, 2- or
3-way adapter, etc.).
Never use the machine if the power cord is bundled or
knotted.
If you detect smoke, unusual smells or strange noises around
the machine, immediately unplug the machine at the power
supply and call for service.
Periodically, unplug the machine and
use a dry cloth to wipe off any dust or
dirt collected on the plug and the
power outlet.If the machine is placed
at a location exposed to a lot of dust,
smoke, or high humidity, the dust
collected on the plug absorbs
moisture and may cause insulation
failure and fire.
If you hear thunder, disconnect the power supply of the
machine and refrain from using it. Leaving the machine
plugged in may cause fire, electric shock, or damage to the
machine, depending on the thunder storm.
Use the power cable included with the machine.
Cleaning the
machine Use a damp cloth to clean the machine.Never use flammable
solvents such as alcohol, benzene or
thinners.
If flammable solvents come in contact with
electrical components inside the machine, it
could cause a fire or electric shock.
Always unplug the machine from the power outlet before
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cleaning the machine.
If you accidentally switch the machine on while cleaning it, you could
injure yourself or damage the machine.
Maintaining
the machine Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the machine. There
are no user serviceable parts inside the machine.
The machine contains high-voltage components. Never attempt any
maintenance procedure not described in this guide.
Do not connect other than recommended devices to the Direct
Print Port or cable connector on the machine. It could cause a
fire or electric shock.
Working
around the
machine
Do not use highly flammable sprays near the machine.
This could cause a fire or electric shock if the spray comes into contact
with electrical components inside the machine.
Caution
The following are instructions that, if ignored, could result in personal injury or material damage
caused by incorrect operation of the equipment. These must be observed for safe operation.
Choosing a
location Do not install the machine in a location that is unstable or
subject to excessive vibration.
Do not install the machine in locations that are very humid or
dusty, in direct sunlight, outdoors, or close to a heating
source.
To avoid the risk of fire or electric shocks, install the machine
in a location with an ambient temperature range of 5°C to 35°C
(41°F to 95°F) and humidity of 10% to 90% (condensation free).
Do not place the machine on a thick rug or carpet.
Do not place the machine with its back attached to the wall.
Power supply Ensure that the area around the
power outlet is kept clear at all times
so you can easily unplug the power
cord if necessary.
Never remove the plug by pulling on
the cord.
Do not use an extension lead/cord.
Working
around the
machine
Never put your hands or fingers in the machine while it is
printing.
When moving the machine, carry the machine at both ends.
Do not hold the Operation Panel.
Do not place any object on the machine.
Do not place metal objects (paper clips, staples, etc.) or
containers of flammable solvents (alcohol, thinners, etc.) on
top of the machine.
If any foreign object (metal or liquid) fall into the machine,
unplug the power cord and call for service.
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Do not transport or use the machine on a slant, vertically or
upside-down, as the ink may leak and damage the machine.
When loading a thick book on the Platen Glass, do not press
hard on the Document Cover.The Platen Glass may break and
cause injury.
Print Heads
and ink tanks Keep ink tanks out of the reach of children.
In case ink is accidentally licked or swallowed, rinse out mouth or give
one or two glasses of water to drink.
If irritation or discomfort occurs, obtain medical advice immediately.
In case ink gets in contact with eyes, rinse with water
immediately.
In case ink gets in contact with skin, wash with soap and
water immediately.
If irritation to eyes or skin persists, obtain medical advice immediately.
Do not shake Print Heads or ink tanks.
Ink may leak out and stain clothing or the surrounding area.
Never touch the electrical contacts
on a Print Head after printing.
The metal parts may be very hot and
could cause burns.
Do not throw ink tanks into fire.
Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the Print Head and
ink tanks.
Do not handle the Print Head and ink tanks roughly such as
applying them excessive pressure or dropping them.
Do not rinse or wipe the Print Head
and ink tanks.
Once you have installed the Print Head and ink tanks, do not
remove them unnecessarily.
Note when you place the machine near other electrical appliances such as fluorescent lamps
Place the machine at least 5.91 inches / 15 cm away from other electrical appliances such as
fluorescent lamps. If the machine is placed closer to those, it may not be able to work properly due
to fluorescent noises.
When you disconnect the power plug
When you disconnect the power plug, always press the ON button and be sure that the mode
buttons (such as the COPY button, etc.) stop flashing and all lamps on the Operation Panel go out. If
you disconnect the power plug from the power outlet when any lamp on the Operation Panel is lit or
flashing, the Print Head cannot be protected and you may not be able to print later.
Radio wave interference
Since the microwave oven and the wireless LAN system use the same frequency bandwidth, the
microwave oven can be the potential source of interference when the microwave oven is on.
Placing this product close to microwave oven may result in the poor status of radio.
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Advanced Guide Troubleshooting
Contents > Overview of the Machine
Overview of the Machine
This section shows the component names of the machine and describes the basic operations you need
to know before using it.
Main Components
Front View
Rear View
Inside View
Operation Panel
How to Navigate Menus on the LCD
Basic Operation in Each Mode
Basic Operation on the Settings Screen
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Advanced Guide Troubleshooting
Contents > Overview of the Machine > Main Components
Main Components
Front View
Rear View
Inside View
Operation Panel
Front View
(1) ADF (Auto Document Feeder)
Load a document to copy, scan, or fax. The document loaded in the Document Tray are scanned
automatically one sheet at a time.
See Loading a Document in the ADF.
(2) Document Feeder Cover
Open when clearing jammed documents.
(3) Document Guides
A
djust these guides to match the width of document in the ADF.
(4) Paper Support
Raise and tip back to load paper in the Rear Tray.
(5) Rear Tray
Load various sizes or types of paper which you can use on the machine. Two or more sheets of the same
size and type of paper can be loaded at the same time, and fed automatically one sheet at a time.
See Loading Paper.
(6) Paper Guides
Slide to align with both sides of the paper stack.
(7) Document Cover
Open to load an original on the Platen Glass.
(8) Document Tray
Open to load a document in the ADF. You can load two or more sheets of document of the same size and
thickness. Load the document with the side you want to scan facing up.
(9) Document Output Slot
Documents scanned from the Document Tray are delivered here.
(10) Card Slot Cover
Open to insert a memory card.
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(11) Paper Output Tray
Opens automatically when printing or copying starts and printed papers are ejected.
(12) Output Tray Extension
Open to support the printouts. Open it when printing or copying.
(13) Operation Panel
Use to change the settings of the machine or to operate it.
See Operation Panel.
(14) Scanning Unit Detection Button
Locks the Scanning Unit (Cover) while the Document Cover is open. This button is pressed down when the
Document Cover is closed, so that you can open the Scanning Unit (Cover). (You do not need to touch this
button.)
For information on the Scanning Unit (Cover), see Scanning Unit (Cover).
(15) Cassette
Load A4, B5, A5, or Letter-sized plain paper and insert it into the machine. Two or more sheets of the same
size of paper can be loaded at the same time, and fed automatically one sheet at a time.
See Loading Paper.
(16) Direct Print Port
Connect a PictBridge compliant device such as a digital camera or the optional Bluetooth Unit BU-30* to print
directly.
See Printing Photos Directly from Your Digital Camera or Mobile Phone.
You can also insert a USB flash drive to this port to save scanned data on it.
Refer to the on-screen manual:
A
dvanced Guide
* The Bluetooth Unit is not available in some countries or regions depending on the local laws and
regulations. For details, contact your service center.
Warning
Do not connect any equipment other than PictBridge compliant devices, the optional
Bluetooth Unit BU-30, and USB flash drives to the Direct Print Port of the machine. This
may cause fire, electric shock, or damage to the machine.
Important
Do not touch the metal casing.
Do not use the USB cable longer than around 10 feet / 3 meters to connect any PictBridge
compliant device to the machine since it may affect the operation of other peripheral
devices.
(17) Platen Glass
Load an original to copy, scan, or fax.
Rear View
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(18) Wired LAN Connector
Plug in the LAN cable to connect the machine to a LAN.
Important
Do not touch the metal casing.
(19) USB Port
Plug in the USB cable to connect the machine with a computer.
Important
Do not touch the metal casing.
Do not plug in or unplug the USB cable while the machine is printing from or scanning
originals to the computer.
(20) External Device Jack
Connects an external device such as telephone, answering machine, or modem.
Important
Do not touch the metal casing.
Note
Remove the Telephone connector cap to connect the external device.
(21) Telephone Line Jack
Connects with the telephone line.
Caution
To avoid an electric shock, do not touch the metal casing.
(22) Rear Cover
Detach to remove jammed paper.
(23) Power Cord Connector
Plug in the supplied power cord.
Inside View
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(24) Ink lamp
Lights or flashes red to indicate the ink tank status.
See Checking the Ink Status.
(25) Print Head Lock Lever
Locks the Print Head into place.
Important
Do not raise this lever after installing the Print Head.
(26) Print Head Holder
Install the Print Head.
(27) Scanning Unit (Cover)
Scans the original. Open it to replace ink tanks, to check ink lamps, or to remove jammed paper inside the
machine. To open the Scanning Unit (Cover), lift it with the Document Cover closed.
(28) Scanning Unit Support
Holds the Scanning Unit (Cover) being opened.
(29) Card Slot
Insert a memory card.
See Inserting the Memory Card.
(30) Access lamp
Lights or flashes to indicate the memory card status.
See Inserting the Memory Card.
Note
For details on installing the Print Head and ink tanks, refer to the printed manual: Getting
Started.
Operation Panel
(1) ON button
Turns the power on or off. Before turning on the power, make sure that the Document Cover is closed.
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Important
Disconnecting the power plug
When disconnecting the power plug after turning off the power, be sure to confirm that all
lamps on the Operation Panel are not lit. If the power plug is disconnected from the wall
outlet while any lamp on the Operation Panel is lit or flashing, the machine may become
unable to print properly since the Print Head is not protected.
If the power plug is disconnected, the date/time settings as well as all documents stored in
memory will be lost. Send an unsent fax or print a necessary document before the power
plug is disconnected.
Note
The machine cannot receive faxes when the power is turned off.
The power cannot be turned off while the machine is sending or receiving a fax, or when
there are unsent faxes in the machine's memory.
(2) COPY button
Switches the machine to copy mode. Flashes when you turn on the machine.
(3) FAX button
Switches the machine to fax mode.
(4) SCAN button
Switches the machine to scan mode.
(5) MEMORY CARD button
Switches the machine to memory card mode.
(6) FAX Quality button
Selects the scan contrast and resolution of the fax you are sending.
(7) LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
Displays messages, menu selections, and the operational status.
Note
The LCD will turn off if the machine is not operated for about 5 minutes. To restore the
display, press any button except the ON button or perform the print operation. The display
will be also restored when receiving faxes.
(8) Menu button
Displays the menu screen.
(9) Settings button
Changes the available settings in each mode such as page size, media type, image correction, etc.
(10) Numeric buttons
Used to enter numerical values such as the number of copies, as well as fax/telephone numbers and
characters.
(11) Redial/Pause button
Displays the list of numbers dialed with the Numeric buttons to redial the selected number.
A
lso, used to enter pause time between or after numbers when dialing or registering numbers for example
International calls.
(12) Coded Dial button
The list of registered names appears in the Search TEL number screen, and use the button to display
the coded speed dial codes in the list. You can specify the destination's number from the list of registered
names or the list of coded speed dial codes.
In the list of registered names, enter the first letter of a pre-registered name to search a pre-registered fax/
telephone number or group. You can also use the (Up) or (Down) button to select a desired
destination.
In the list of coded speed dial codes, enter a two-digit code to select a desired destination.
(13) Black button
Starts to make black & white print, copy, scan, fax, etc.
(14) Stop button
Cancels operation when print, transmission, or scan job is in progress.
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(15) Color button
Starts to make color print, copy, scan, fax, etc.
(16) Hook button
Connects or disconnects the telephone line.
(17) Tone button
In the fax mode, switches to tone dialing temporarily or used to dial with the Numeric buttons, and also
changes the input mode when entering characters.
In the memory card mode, used to crop a part of photo (trimming).
(18) Two-Sided button
Specifies the settings for duplex copying.
(19) (Up) (Down) (Left) (Right) buttons
Scrolls through menu selections and increases/decreases setting values, such as the number of copies.
You can use these buttons when (Up), (Down), (Right), and (Left) are displayed on the LCD.
A
lso, the (Left) button cancels the entered character, and the (Right) button enters a space
between characters when entering characters.
(20) OK button
Selects a menu or setting item. See How to Navigate Menus on the LCD .
Resolves an error when printing is in progress or resumes the machine's normal operation after removing
j
ammed paper or to eject documents remaining in the ADF.
(21) Back button
Cancels operations and returns the LCD to the previous screen.
(22) Change Display button
Switches the image display in the memory card mode to the full-screen display or four-image display.
(23) One-Touch Speed Dial buttons
Used to dial pre-registered fax/telephone numbers or groups with a simple operation.
(24) In Use/Memory lamp
Flashes when sending or receiving faxes, and lights when there are documents saved in the machine's
memory.
(25) Alarm lamp
Lights or flashes orange when an error, such as paper-out or ink-out, occurs.
Note
The machine makes the beep sound when pressing buttons on the Operation Panel.
To change the beep volume, see Machine Settings.
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Advanced Guide Troubleshooting
Contents > Overview of the Machine > How to Navigate Menus on the LCD
How to Navigate Menus on the LCD
You can use the machine to print photos in a memory card, make copies, send/receive faxes, or scan
originals without a computer. You can also make good use of the various functions of the machine with
the menu screen and the settings screen on the LCD.
This section describes the basic operation to use the menu screen and the settings screen in each
mode.
Basic Operation in Each Mode
Basic Operation on the Settings Screen
Basic Operation in Each Mode
Press the mode button (A) to switch the screen to the desired mode first.
Then, use the Menu button (B) to select available functions in each mode.
To change the page size, media type, or image correction, press the Settings button (C).
Note
Use the (Up), (Down), (Left), or (Right) button to select the item, and press the OK
button to set it.
You can return the LCD to the previous screen by pressing the Back button.
Press the SCAN button to display the Scanned data processing screen, then select whether to
save scanned data in a computer or on a USB flash drive or a memory card inserted in the
machine.
Press the MEMORY CARD button to display the Card menu screen, and select whether to select
and print a photo in a memory card or use various layouts.
For details on each item, see Menu Screens.
To select Maintenance or Device settings, press the Menu button to display the Settings menu in
any mode.
Menu Screens
Note
For details on maintenance, see Routine Maintenance.
Copy mode
Copy menu screen
Standard copy: See Copying.
Special copy: See Using Various Copy Functions.
Two-sided copy
2-on-1 copy
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4-on-1 copy
Borderless copy
Image repeat
Collated copy
Faded-restored copy
Frame erase
Sticker copy
Binding margin copy
Punch hole removal copy
Settings: See Settings.
Copy settings screen (See Changing the Settings.)
Fax mode
Fax menu screen
Receive mode settings: See Setting the Receive Mode.
Fax priority mode
Fax only mode
DRPD*1
Network switch*2
TEL priority mode
Memory reference: See Receiving a Fax in the Memory of the Machine (Memory Receiving) .
Print memory list
Print specified document
Delete specified doc.
Print all received docs
Delete all docs in memory
Print reports/lists: See Using Useful Fax Functions.
A
ctivity report
Telephone number list
User's data list
Memory list
Rejected number list
Caller history list*2
TEL number registration: Refer to the on-screen manual:
A
dvanced Guide.
One-touch speed dial
Coded speed dial
Group dial
Rejected numbers
Settings: See Settings.
*1 This setting is only available in US and Canada.
*2 This setting may not be available depending on the country or region of purchase.
Fax paper settings screen (See Preparing for Receiving a Fax.)
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Scan mode
Scanned data processing screen
PC: See Using Various Scan Functions .
USB flash drive: Refer to the on-screen manual:
A
dvanced Guide.
Memory card: Refer to the on-screen manual:
A
dvanced Guide.
Settings: See Settings.
Scan & save settings screen
When USB flash drive or Memory card is selected in the Scanned data processing screen, the
following screen will appear.
Refer to the on-screen manual:
A
dvanced Guide.
Memory card mode
Card menu screen
Multiselect print: See Changing the Settings.
Special photo print: See Using Various Functions.
Layout print
Sticker print
Print all photos
Photo Index print
DPOF print
Captured info
Photo Index Sheet: See Using Photo Index Sheet to print.
Photo Index Sheet print
Scan sheet and print
Settings: See Settings.
Memory card settings screen
Settings
Maintenance screen (See Routine Maintenance.)
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Nozzle check
Cleaning
Deep cleaning
Manual head align
Head alignment print
Roller cleaning
Bottom plate cleaning: Refer to the on-screen manual:
A
dvanced Guide.
Device settings screen
Plain paper feed settings: See Plain paper feed settings.
FAX settings: See FAX settings.
User settings
Transmission settings
Reception settings
Print settings: See Print settings.
Prevent paper abrasion
Extended copy amount
LAN settings: See LAN settings.
Change WLAN/LAN
WLAN settings
WLAN setting list
LAN setting list
IPv4/IPv6 setting
WSD setting
Print LAN details
Reset LAN settings
A
dvanced settings: See
A
dvanced settings.
Read/write attribute
Volume control
Country select *1
Quiet mode
Key repeat
Two-sided output setting
Mobilephone print settings*2: See Mobilephone print setting.
Paper size
Media type
Image optimizer
Layout
Bluetooth settings*2: See Bluetooth settings.
Device name
A
ccess refusal
Security
Passkey
PictBridge settings: See PictBridge settings.
Language selection: See Language selection.
Reset setting: See Reset setting.
Telephone no. only
Setting only
Reset both
*1 May not appear depending on the country or region of purchase.
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*2 Appears only when the optional Bluetooth unit is attached to the machine.
Select template screen (See Printing the Notebook or Graph Paper.)
Basic Operation on the Settings Screen
You can change the settings in each mode by pressing the Settings button, when printing in the copy
mode, fax mode, or memory card mode, or when saving scanned data on a USB flash drive in the scan
mode.
You can change the print settings such as page size, media type, image correction method, etc.
This section describes the procedure to change the settings, taking the procedure to specify
4"x6"(10x15cm) for the page size in the memory card mode as an example.
When printing from a computer, see Printing from Your Computer.
Note
To change the settings when printing from a PictBridge compliant device or wireless communication
device, refer to the on-screen manual:
A
dvanced Guide.
1. Display the settings screen.
(1) Press the MEMORY CARD button to switch to the memory card mode.
(2) Press the Settings button.
The Memory card settings screen will appear.
2. Select the settings tab.
(1) Use the (Left) or (Right) button to select the settings tab.
Example: Select Settings Tab 1 here.
3. Select the setting item.
(1) Use the (Up) or (Down) button to select the setting item.
Example: Select A4 here.
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4. Change the setting.
(1) Use the (Left) or (Right) button to change the setting.
Example: Change to 4"x6"(10x15cm) here.
5. Complete setting.
(1) Press the Settings button.
Note
For details on the setting Items
For the settings in the copy mode, see Changing the Settings.
For the settings in the memory card mode, see Changing the Settings.
For the settings in the fax mode, see Preparing for Receiving a Fax.
You can also change the image quality or density of sending faxes with the FAX Quality
button. For details, see Sending a Fax with the Numeric Buttons.
For the settings when saving scanned data on a USB flash drive or a memory card in the scan
mode or when printing from a wireless communication device or PictBridge compliant device.
Refer to the on-screen manual:
A
dvanced Guide.
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Advanced Guide Troubleshooting
Contents > Setting Up the Machine
Setting Up the Machine
This section describes typical examples of connecting and setting up the machine before using the
faxing functions.
Confirming the Telephone Line Connection
Connecting Various Lines
Setting the Telephone Line Type
Specifying the Basic Settings for the Machine
Registering Sender Information
Guidelines for Entering Numbers, Letters, and Symbols
Entering the Date and Time
Setting Daylight Saving Time (Summer Time)
Registering Your Name and Fax/Telephone Number
Other Basic Setting Items
Setting the Receive Mode
Selecting a Receive Mode
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Advanced Guide Troubleshooting
Contents > Setting Up the Machine > Confirming the Telephone Line Connection
Confirming the Telephone Line Connection
For the basic connection of the machine, refer to the printed manual: Getting Started. This guide
describes other typical connections.
The machine cannot send/receive faxes if the connection is incorrect. Connect the machine correctly.
Connecting Various Lines
Setting the Telephone Line Type
Important
If the Power Disconnects Unexpectedly
If there is a power failure or if you accidentally disconnect the power plug, the date/time settings as
well as all documents stored in memory will be lost. The settings for user data such as one-touch
speed dial, coded speed dial, group dial, and rejected numbers will be retained.
If the power disconnects, the following will apply:
You will not be able to send or receive faxes, make copies, or scan originals.
When you are connecting the telephone or answering machine, whether or not you can use it
depends upon your telephone line, telephone, or answering machine.
Connecting Various Lines
These are examples and could not be guaranteed to suit every connecting condition. For details, refer to
the instruction manual supplied with the network device (control devices such as an xDSL (Digital
Subscriber Line) modem or terminal adapter) you are connecting to this machine.
Note
xDSL is the generic term for the high speed digital communication technology with telephone line
such as ADSL/HDSL/SDSL/VDSL.
Connecting a Telephone or Answering Machine via a Computer
(A) Computer
(B) Telephone or answering machine
(C) Analog line
Note
Before connecting a telephone or answering machine, remove the Telephone connector cap.
For users in the UK
If the connector of the external device cannot be connected to the jack on the machine, you will need
to purchase a B.T. adapter to connect as follows:
A
ttach the B.T. adapter to the modular cable connecting the external device, then connect the B.T.
adapter to the (External device) jack.
Connecting to an xDSL
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