Samsung FX 505 manual Quick Look at Your Machine, Front View

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A Quick Look at Your Machine

Front View

Document Tray

Document Guide

Adjust to the width of document loaded.

Release Button

Slide it towards the front of the unit to open the paper cover.

Side View

Control Panel

Rear View

See page 6.

 

Document Outlet

HANDSET Jack

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Speaker

Connect the handset.

DIAL MODE Switch

Select the TONE or PULSE dialing mode.

RINGER Switch

Adjust the ringer volume (see page 11).

VOLUME Switch

Adjust the monitoring speaker volume (see page 11).

Connect the supplied power cord.

Power Switch

Use to turn power on and off.

machine or regular phone, if necessary.

TEL LINE Jack

A standard telephone jack to connect the unit to the telephone line

Main Body

Handset

Fax Paper

Handset Cord

Line Cord

Check Your Equipment

Unpack your unit and examine the drawing at right to familiarize yourself with its parts and to make sure none are missing.

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Contents OPERATOR’S Guide Proper setup, operation, and maintenance of your FXPage Label ldentification Type of ServiceTelephone Company Procedures FCC InformationClass B If a Problem ArisesDOC Information LightningAvis Renseignements du Ministère des CommunicationsAbout This Guide Congratulations ContentsFront View Quick Look at Your MachineControl Panel One Touch Keys Search keyTone Key A l K e y p a dFollow These Steps Setting UpChoosing a Proper Location Installing the Handset Assembling & ConnectingConnecting the Phone Line Turning the Power On Connecting the PowerSetting Ringer Volume Assembling & Connecting c o n t i n u e dChoosing Dial Mode Setting Speaker VolumePaper Running OUT ? Loading Fax PaperT t i n g U p B a s i c I n f o r m a t i o n Setting Date and TimeSetting Your Terminal ID Setting Up Basic Information c o n t i n u e dHow To Enter Name Manual vs. Automatic Fax Machines Choosing a ModeReceiving in TEL Mode ReceivingReceiving in ANS/FAX Mode Receiving in AUTO-RCV ModeReceiving Using Extension Telephone Receiving in TEL/FAX ModeCancelling a Reception Press V . R E Q U E S T during the reception P o r t a n t R e c e i v i n g F a c t sVoice Request Window MessagesClearing Paper Jams Important Receiving Facts c o n t i n u e dFax Paper Storage Sending a Document N d i ngAutomatic Redialing Handset Up, Handset DownP o r t a n t S e n d i n g F a c t s Memory DialingClearing Document Jams Important Sending Facts c o n t i n u e dPrinting lnformation on Sent Pages Confirmation Report & Document Size Limitations Setting Resolution and Contrast of DocumentsControlling Transmission Quality Preparing a Good OriginalPress START/COPY Controlling Transmission Quality c o n t i n u edMaking Copies LIGHT/PHOTO repeatedlyStoring Numbers for One-Touch Dialing Storing One Touch & Speed Dial NumbersYES Storing Numbers for Speed Dialing Using Address LabelScanning the Entire Memory A r c h i n g M e m o r i e sScanning For a Name Beginning with a Particular Character Searching Memories c o n t i n u edSending At a Later Time Other Ways to Send or ReceiveFUNCTION, just press Function then any digit. To Poll Other Unit Requesting documents from other unit Canceling Delay TransmissionOther Ways to Send or Receive PollingPress Poll Allowing Others To Poll Your UnitTo Place a Call on Hold Using As a TelephoneMaking a Call Using Memory Dialing Switching From Pulse To ToneYour 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 Transmission Report Options ListReception 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 When Service is Needed Specifications Service InformationExclusions Limited WarrantyR r a n t y TermsD e Electronics
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