Sharp UX-600M Installing the Multifunction Interface Software, Windows 3.1 or higher users

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Chapter 1 Installation

Installing the Multifunction Interface Software

The Multifunction Interface software allows you to perform fax operations from your computer and lets you use your fax as a scanner and printer. Install the soft- ware from your Sharp Multifunction Interface CD-ROM.

♦You must be running Microsoft Windows(TM) 3.1 or higher, or Windows ’95 to install the Sharp Multifunction Interface as a Windows application.

♦For general information on installation and management of Windows’ appli- cations, refer to your Microsoft Windows User’s Guide.

To install the Multifunction Interface software, follow these steps:

1 Make sure your fax is connected to your computer via the PC Interface box as described in "Connections" in this chapter.

2 Make sure your fax is powered on (plug in the power cord).

3 Run Windows(TM) 3.1 or higher, or Windows ’95.

4 Close any other Windows applications which may be running.

5 Insert the Sharp Multifunction Interface CD in your computer’s CD-ROM drive. (Note: Some systems automatically install the software when the CD is inserted in the CD-ROM drive. Advance to Step 7 if your system automat- ically installs the Multifunction Interface software.)

6 Windows 3.1 or higher users:

Select the Windows Program Manager.

Select the File drop-down menu and select the Run command. The command screen will appear, displaying the command line. At the command line, type the letter of your CD-ROM drive followed by Install.exe, and click OK.

Windows ’95 users:

Select Start, and select Run. At the command line, type the letter of your CD- ROM drive and then click OK. Double click on the Install.EX E icon in the window that appears.

♦If you have previously installed the Sharp Multifunction software, an open- ing screen will appear. Select the Install Sharp button.

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Contents UX-600M For Your Records Installation Quick Reference GuideEntering your name and number Setting the date and time Storing and clearing numbers for automatic dialingSending documents Loading paper Receiving DocumentsFunction key menu Entry ModePrint Set-up Introduction Trademark acknowledgements Important safety informationTable of Contents Special Functions Using the Hookup Optional Hookup SettingsPage Installation Unpacking ChecklistPoints to keep in mind when setting up Do not Discard the Green Gears and the Green Flange Loading the Imaging FilmTabs Installation UX-15CR Imaging Film When to replace the imaging filmAC outlet ConnectionsTEL Connecting the fax to your computer Installing the Multifunction Interface Software Windows 3.1 or higher usersWindows ’95 users Installation Multifunction Interface software manual Attachments Loading Printing Paper Your fax has been set at the factory to Setup Guide Initial SettingsRequired settings Settings which may be necessaryNumber keys Look at the Operation PanelDisplay Entering Your Name and Fax Number Comments Entering Letters for NamesExample Symbol listSetting the Date and Time Stop key Daylight Saving TimeSetting the reception mode Selecting the Reception ModeSelecting the receiving unit Distinctive Ring OFF SettingList on the previous Storing numbers Storing Numbers for Automatic DialingReturn to to store another num Lithium battery keeps automatic dialing numbers in memory Clearing numbersMaking changes Enter the Speed Dial numbers of the re Storing numbers in Group KeysSpeaker Volume AdjustmentHandset RingerSending Documents Size and weightTransmittable Documents Other restrictionsLoading the Document Resolution Optional Transmission SettingsSetting the resolution and contrast ContrastExample Cover SheetBatch Page Numbering Normal Dialing Dialing and TransmissionDirect Keypad Dialing Speed Dialing Rapid Key DialingPress the HOLD/SEARCH key Using the HOLD/SEARCH keyAutomatic redialing Using the Redial keyUsing Auto Mode Using Manual ModeReceiving Documents Receiving documents on an extension phone Reception Ratio 1 PrintMaking Copies Making Copies Copy Cut-off Rapid Key Dialing Press the appro Making Telephone CallsHold RedialUsing the Hookup Answering Machine HookupChanging the outgoing message Activating the hookup Mode keyHow the hookup operates Testing for proper operationIf you have problems If it still doesn’t work How fax transmissions are detected Quiet Detect Time Optional Hookup SettingsFax reception when the answering machine fails Blocking Reception of Unwanted Faxes Special FunctionsSpecial Functions Sending documents from memory MemoryIf the memory becomes full Substitute receptionMemory BroadcastingBroadcasting using a Group Key Requesting transmission Polling Requesting a Fax TransmissionPolling security Being polled polling standbyStoring and clearing fax numbers for polling permission Setting a timer operation Timer OperationsTo cancel an operation Initial procedure Entering and Using ProgramsTransmission Polling Clearing a Program key BroadcastingUsing a Program key To cancel a programmed timer operationPress the Program Key Optional Settings Accessing the SettingsSettings Setting 8 Dial Mode Optional SettingsOptional Settings Setting 15 Polling Printing Reports and Lists Printing a listActivity Report Explanation of headings Transmission errorsReception errors Timer listPasscode List Option Setting ListTelephone Number List Program and Group List Anti Junk Number ListTransaction Report Print Setup ListFax print head MaintenanceScanning glass and rollers HousingProblems and Solutions TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Troubleshooting Display messages Messages and SignalsAudible signals Clearing Paper Jams Clearing a jammed documentClearing jammed fax paper Troubleshooting Resolution SpecificationsSpecifications Sharp Physical Chemical Characteristics FCC Regulatory Information Guia de Consulta Rapida InstalaciónIntroducción de su Nombre y Número Insercion de Fecha y Hora Memorización y Borrado de Numeros de las Marcas AutomaticasEnvio de Documentos Cargar el papel Recepción de documentos101 Index102 103 Page Limited Warranty Sharp Electronics Corporation