Samsung FX 505 manual Setting Up, Follow These Steps, Choosing a Proper Location

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Setting Up

This section shows how to set up your fax machine and prepare it to send and receive.

Follow These Steps

To set up your machine and prepare it to send and receive documents, follow these four steps :

Choose a proper location to install your machine.

Assemble your unit and plug it into power and phone lines (see page 9).

Enter basic information such as your ID number and name, date and time into unit’s memory (see page 13).

Load fax paper in your unit (see page 12).

Choosing a Proper Location

A proper location for your fax machine helps ensure trouble-free operation. Select a location for the unit where :

n It is away from heating or

n It is not in direct sunlight.

air conditioning units.

 

n Its cords are not in the way of normal

n The ventilation openings are not

activities.

blocked.

n It is at least 4 inches from other

n Also, do not place objects on the top

objects.

of the unit.

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Contents Proper setup, operation, and maintenance of your FX OPERATOR’S GuidePage FCC Information Type of ServiceTelephone Company Procedures Label ldentificationLightning If a Problem ArisesDOC Information Class BRenseignements du Ministère des Communications AvisCongratulations Contents About This GuideQuick Look at Your Machine Front ViewControl Panel A l K e y p a d Search keyTone Key One Touch KeysFollow These Steps Setting UpChoosing a Proper Location Installing the Handset Assembling & ConnectingConnecting the Phone Line Connecting the Power Turning the Power OnSetting Speaker Volume Assembling & Connecting c o n t i n u e dChoosing Dial Mode Setting Ringer VolumeLoading Fax Paper Paper Running OUT ?Setting Date and Time T t i n g U p B a s i c I n f o r m a t i o nSetting Up Basic Information c o n t i n u e d Setting Your Terminal IDHow To Enter Name Receiving Choosing a ModeReceiving in TEL Mode Manual vs. Automatic Fax MachinesReceiving in AUTO-RCV Mode Receiving in ANS/FAX ModeReceiving in TEL/FAX Mode Receiving Using Extension TelephoneCancelling a Reception Window Messages P o r t a n t R e c e i v i n g F a c t sVoice Request Press V . R E Q U E S T during the receptionClearing Paper Jams Important Receiving Facts c o n t i n u e dFax Paper Storage N d i ng Sending a DocumentMemory Dialing Handset Up, Handset DownP o r t a n t S e n d i n g F a c t s Automatic RedialingClearing Document Jams Important Sending Facts c o n t i n u e dPrinting lnformation on Sent Pages Confirmation Report Preparing a Good Original Setting Resolution and Contrast of DocumentsControlling Transmission Quality & Document Size LimitationsLIGHT/PHOTO repeatedly Controlling Transmission Quality c o n t i n u edMaking Copies Press START/COPYStoring Numbers for One-Touch Dialing Storing One Touch & Speed Dial NumbersYES Using Address Label Storing Numbers for Speed DialingA r c h i n g M e m o r i e s Scanning the Entire MemorySearching Memories c o n t i n u ed Scanning For a Name Beginning with a Particular CharacterSending At a Later Time Other Ways to Send or ReceiveFUNCTION, just press Function then any digit. Polling Canceling Delay TransmissionOther Ways to Send or Receive To Poll Other Unit Requesting documents from other unitAllowing Others To Poll Your Unit Press PollSwitching From Pulse To Tone Using As a TelephoneMaking a Call Using Memory Dialing To Place a Call on HoldYour unit is preset to YES at factory Setting User OptionsYour unit is preset to no at factory Setting User Options Printing Reports Location Number List Options List Transmission ReportReception Report Troubleshooting Maintenance and TroubleshootingSymptom Possible Cause/Solution Error Messages Maintenance and Troubleshooting c o n t i n u e dError Message Description Solution Cleaning Components Maintenance and Troubleshooting c o n t i n u e d How a Fax Works Maintenance and Troubleshooting c o n t i n u edAbout Facsimile Compatibility Service Information When Service is Needed SpecificationsTerms Limited WarrantyR r a n t y ExclusionsD e Electronics