AT&T 2.1.1 manual Fax Equipment Diagnostics, Canceling Subscriber Fax Transmissions

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System Operations

NOTE:

The Fax Transmission Control screen lists every fax job in the system in the order in which they appear in the fax transmission queue. Therefore, the job listed at the top of the screen is the job located at the head of the fax transmission queue.

The system is becoming overloaded if the time listed in the status field is earlier than the present time.

Canceling Subscriber Fax Transmissions

Fax Transmission Control allows you to cancel subscriber fax transmissions. For example, you would use this feature if a subscriber mistakenly sent a fax to a large list and wanted to cancel it. To cancel a fax transmission, perform the following steps:

1.At the Fax Equipment Operations menu, move the cursor to Fax Transmission Control and press Enter .

The Fax Transmission Control screen appears. This screen lists every fax job currently in the system.

2.Press F8 (CHG-KEYS) to select the alternate key set.

3.Move the cursor to the name of the subscriber whose job you want to cancel and press F2 (REMOVE).

— FAX Attendant prompts you to press y to remove the message or n to keep the message.

4.Press y.

FAX Attendant notifies you that the message was removed.

5.Press any key to continue.

You return to the FAX Equipment Operations menu.

After you cancel a subscriber’s job, FAX Attendant does not notify the subscriber that the job was canceled.

Fax Equipment Diagnostics

Fax equipment diagnostics provide a way to determine, on a per-channel and a per-board basis, whether or not the fax boards installed in your system are working properly. The equipment diagnosis function works like its IVP board counterpart:

1.From the Fax Equipment Operations screen, select Fax Equipment Diagnostics and press Enter .

The Fax Equipment Diagnostics screen appears.

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AT&T 2.1.1 manual Fax Equipment Diagnostics, Canceling Subscriber Fax Transmissions