Problem | Solution | |
Data was missing | Receiving fax unit may not have automatic reduction turned on. | |
| Try resending fewer pages at once. | |
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When sending a large fax, | MFP first scans all the fax pages to memory. | |
scanning stalls in the middle of | If you do not have a hard disk installed in your printer, using | |
the scan | ||
high resolution settings or sending lots of pages at once can | ||
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| rapidly fill up the available printer memory. When the printer | |
| memory is full, MFP dials and attempts to send the fax pages | |
| already in memory. After those pages are sent, scanning | |
| resumes. | |
| If your fax fails to send correctly, you can try either sending | |
| fewer pages at once or sending them at a lower resolution. | |
| If you frequently send large faxes, or faxes requiring high | |
| resolutions, you may want to add a printer hard disk or more | |
| memory to your MFP. | |
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Solve problems receiving faxes |
Problem | Solution |
Fax was not received | Have the sender resend the fax. |
| Make sure you have not disabled receiving. If you are attached |
| to a network, browse to the IP address of the MarkNet N2501e |
| and check the setting. (Hint: Setting/Configuration, Advanced |
| Settings, and then check the Enable Receive box.) |
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Fax was printed on two pages | Automatic reduction is turned off. |
| Turn automatic reduction on and have the fax resent. |
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Fax quality is poor | Have the fax sent at a higher resolution. |
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Solve problems receiving faxes
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