Kodak 9200 manual Printer, set the Rings to Answer to any

Faxing

	Fax Option	Settings	Description
	Rings to Answer	1 to 6 (default is 4)	The number of times that your phone
			will ring before the printer picks up the
			call.
			If you use a dedicated phone line for your
			printer, set the Rings to Answer to any
			setting. If the printer shares the phone
			line with an answering machine, set the
			Rings to Answer to a higher number (5
			or 6) than the rings to answer for the
			answering machine (typically 4 rings).
			This allows the answering machine to
			pick up phone calls. The printer will
			monitor the line after the answering
			machine picks up, and, if set to Auto
			Answer, will detect an incoming fax and
			receive it.
	Redial if No Answer	Yes (default) / No	If the number you call is busy, the printer
			will redial the number once
			automatically.
	Busy Redial	0 to 12	The number of times that the fax will
	Attempts	(default is 5)	attempt to redial a busy number.
	Disable Call Waiting	No (default) / Yes	If you have call-waiting service on your
			phone line, you can disable it so that an
			incoming call does not interrupt your fax
			transmission.
			Select Yes to disable call waiting, then
			enter the call waiting disable code
			(below).
	Call Waiting Disable	*70 (default)	The printer automatically dials the call
	Code		waiting disable code before dialing the
			number to which you are sending a fax.
			This code disables call waiting for the
			duration of the fax, preventing incoming
			calls from interrupting your fax
			transmission.
			The usual code to disable call waiting is
			the default *70. If the call waiting disable
			code is different in your area, press OK,
			then press	to erase the current code.
			Use the keypad to enter the correct
			code, then press OK.
			NOTE: You must enable call waiting
			manually after your fax
			transmission.
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