Muratec IF-200 operating instructions Automatic Routing of Fax Messages to Email

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4. Using The IF-200

4.2.3. Automatic Routing of Fax Messages to Email

Documents sent from non-Internet fax machines pass through the IF-200 and print on your fax machine. If you would like to have all incoming fax messages routed to email, this can be set up and configured in the Expert Settings, described later in this guide. If this feature is enabled, all conventional faxes will go to the email address specified and will NOT print on the fax machine.

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Contents Muratec Copyright Notice Safety Symbols Regulatory InformationRevised January Introduction Muratec Office Bridge IF-200 IP Fax SystemTable of Contents Customer Service Before You Begin InstallationConnecting the IF-200 IF-200 from Muratec Quick Start Front Panel ControlsButtons Control KeysInitial Setup Entering Your ISP and Mailbox Information Gateway IP Address Phone Book From the Main screen, press the Phone Book softkey Sorting a Phone Book Sort Using The IF-200 Sending a FaxUsing The IF-200 Receiving a Fax Automatic Routing of Fax Messages to Email Group Phone Book Adding, Editing or Deleting a GroupViewing a Group Phone Book Adding a Group Phone BookEditing a Group Phone Book Deleting a Group Phone BookDelete Group entry Are you sure y/n? Updating Information After Setup ISP/Mailbox Settings and OptionsSetting Options and Description ISP/Mailbox InformationSetting System SettingsSystem Settings and Options Direct FAX Text sends a user readable formatSetting Expert Settings and Options Advanced SettingsExpert Settings Modified Modified Read MMR, Modified Huffman MH Setting Network Statistics Ping NetworkDelete Phone Book Update Firmware Factory DefaultsSend Registration Customer Service Contacting Muratec Customer ServiceSpecifications Appendix aCertifications Information Settings for Your Example Needed ISP/MAILBOX IF-200 WorksheetIF-200 Menu Chart Appendix B United States FCC PartREN of this device is 0.8B IF-200 Internet Fax Machine Operating Instructions