Rear View, Handset option, 12Setting Up Chapter | Canon FAX-L800

Rear View

Printer cover

Covers the toner cartridge.

Feeder right cover

Provides access to remove paper jams.

Right cover

Provides access to remove paper jams.

Power connector

Connect the power cord here.

Handset jack

Connect the optional handset jack or an extension phone jack here.

Lifting handle		Telephone line jack
		Telephone line jack
		Connect the telephone line here.
Grip the fax here and on the
opposite side to lift the fax
unit.

Handset (option)

Depending on countries, the handset type 1 or type 2 is optional.

Type 1

Dialling keys

Hook key

		3
	2	6
1		6
1		5
		5
	4	8
		8
		7

Type 2

RP key

Press to redial the last number you called.

		R key
		If your fax is connected to a
		switchboard you may have to
9		use this key. Call your Canon
9		sales or service outlet for
0	Åî	sales or service outlet for
0		details.
		details.

Hook key

Ringer volume switch
Adjusts the volume of the
ringer. There are three
settings: HIGH, LOW and	Pulse/Tone switch
OFF.*	Set to T for tone dialling.

Set to P for pulse dialling.

OFF

LOW HIGH

Ringer volume switch

Adjusts the volume of the ringer. Use a pen or other pointed object to adjust the switch to HIGH, LOW, or OFF.

*HIGH, MIDDLE, or LOW in some areas.

2-12Setting Up

Chapter 2

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Canon FAX-L800 manual Rear View, Handset option, 12Setting Up Chapter

Contents

FAX-L800 Copyright Preface Laser Safety Label below is attached on the rear side of the fax Contents Contents Chapter Vii Viii 14-1 Glossary Index Chapter Welcome Main Features Dual access Memory receiving when you run out of paperDelayed sending ECM send and receive JBIG, Improved image data compression Expanded transaction featuresEconomical and quiet Chapter Setting Up How to Use This Guide TX/RX no Where to Set Up the Fax Place the fax unit near a telephone line Space Around the Fax Power Requirements General Precautions Plug it in again. Always unplug before you move the fax Cover or remove a paper cassette during printing Unpacking Have You Got Everything? 10Setting Up Chapter Options Parts of the Fax Front View Handset option 12Setting Up ChapterRear View Removing the Spacers Inside the Fax Unit Removing the Shipping MaterialRemoving the Shipping Tape 14Setting Up Chapter Removing the Styrofoam Sheet from the ADF Removing the Orange Lock Plate from the Front Paper Cassette 16Setting Up Chapter Removing the Protective Sheets Installing the Toner Cartridge Assembling the Fax 18Setting Up Chapter Shut the printer cover until you hear it lock Attaching Trays Connecting the Handset an option20Setting Up Chapter Connecting the Telephone Line 22Setting Up Chapter Connecting an Extension PhoneLoading Paper and Installing the Paper Cassettes Loading Paper in the Side Paper Cassette 24Setting Up Chapter Loading Paper in the Front Paper Cassette 26Setting Up Chapter Turning on the Power Check Printer Cover 28Setting Up ChapterReplace Cartridge Supply REC. Paper Chapter Getting Started Operation Buttons One-touch panels closed Energy Saver Resolution Operation Buttons One-touch panels open OFF General Guidelines for Registering Information Using the Menus and ButtonsUsing the Menus To Open a Menu and Select an Item Entering Names for Registration Numeric keypad Uppercase Lowercase Number Menu Button Summary Table Buttons for registering information Buttons for registering information contd Checking and Setting the Telephone Line 10Getting Started Chapter Registering Required Sender Information What is Sender Information? 12Getting Started Chapter Registering the Sender Information 14Getting Started Chapter Data entry buttonsTONE/+ Display Press keypad buttons to enter To enter a space To delete To enter a symbolTo enter a number To make a correction Registering Sender Names Registering a Sender Name Changing or Erasing a Sender Name 18Getting Started Chapter Using the Energy Saver Mode Turning the Energy Save Feature on 20Getting Started Chapter Returning to the Full Power Mode 22Getting Started Chapter Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Read This before Entering Telephone Numbers Entering Pauses for Dialling Adjusting the Length of a Pause Conrming a dial tone What is Speed Dialling? One-touch Speed Dialling Setting Up One-touch Speed Dialling Touch SPD Dial 10= To stop here and register another button To end the procedure and return to standbyTo perform the optional settings SET Time TX Type menu includes these items 10Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling ChapterRegistration Regular TX Subaddress PasswordConfidential TX Orig Relay TX 12Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter Turn ECM off or on. Press SET Setting Up Coded Speed Dialling 14Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter Coded SPD Dial *012= To stop here and register another code To perform the optional setting16Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter Press the search buttons until you see the display below 18Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter Broadcast. Q9-9 20Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter Coded SPD Dial *013= Setting Up Group Dialling 22Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter To register the group for a One-touch Speed Dialling button To register a One-touch Speed Dialling button 24Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter To register a Coded Speed Dialling button SET 26Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter Using Speed DiallingUsing One-touch Speed Dialling SET Document Using Coded Speed Dialling 28Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter Using Group Dialling 30Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter Using Directory Dialling 32Setting Up and Using Speed Dialling Chapter Using the Fax as a Copier Preparing the Document Setting the Document on the Fax Performing the Document Settings Making Copies With option cassette Copy Side Cassette LGL Chapter Sending Documents Setting a Document for Sending Preparing the Document Setting the Document on the Fax Adjusting the Scanning Settings Fine Super Fine Selecting a Sender Name Using Regular Dialling Cancelling Sending a Document Dialling Long Distance with Regular Dialling 10Sending Documents Chapter Overview of Sending Methods Memory Sending 12Sending Documents Chapter Transaction numberOther partys fax number and name Direct Sending ECM transmission modeTransmission error Successful completion 14Sending Documents Chapter Manual Sending 16Sending Documents Chapter Re-dialling When the Line is BusyWhat is Automatic Redialling? To erase the document from the memory To cancel rediallingTo resend the document in the memory Setting Up Redialling 18Sending Documents Chapter 02MIN Error & 1ST PG02TIMES Sequential Broadcasting to More Than One Location 20Sending Documents Chapter Sending Documents at a Preset Time To cancel sequential broadcasting 22Sending Documents Chapter Delayed TX Senders Name Canon DIV. #20 24Sending Documents Chapter Sending a Document with a Subaddress/ PasswordSubaddress/Password Sending with Speed Dialling Subaddress/Password Sending with the Operation Panel Buttons 26Sending Documents Chapter Press START/SCAN. The fax starts to scan the document 28Sending Documents Chapter Chapter Receiving Documents Receiving Documents Automatically Setting the Automatic Receive ModeMessages Displayed When Receiving a Document Receiving a transmission Other partys name ECM reception modeOther partys fax number Successful reception Turning on and Adjusting the Auto Switch Time Receive error messages RX Settings ECM RX Receiving Documents Manually with the Optional Handset Receiving a Document Manually at the Fax Receiving a Document Manually with an Extension Telephone Changing the Remote Receive ID To change the ID call number ID Call #Hook 10Receiving Documents Chapter Cancelling Receiving a DocumentTo turn off remote receiving Before You Set Up Document Transfer Transferring Documents Setting Up the Fax for Document Transfer 12Receiving Documents Chapter Transfer Setup Summary OFF 14Receiving Documents Chapter Transfer Setup Summary ContdEvery DAY Turning the Transfer Mode on and OFF Turning Transfer Mode on Changing the Transfer Settings 16Receiving Documents Chapter Cancelling the Transfer Settings 18Receiving Documents Chapter Using the Memory Features When the Fax Displays Received in Memory Holdng Displaying the Transaction HistoryNotation Meaning Transm Printing a Memory List Press SET to start printing the memory list Printing a Document in the Memory Re-sending a Document to the Same Destination Sending a Document in Memory to a Different Destination Erasing a Document from the Memory Deleting a Document with the Delete File Button Deleting a Document with the Memory Reference Button Setting Up and Using a Memory Box 10Using the Memory Features Chapter When You Create a Memory Box Before You Create Memory Boxes Access Settings 12Using the Memory Features Chapter Feature Settings Creating a Memory Box 14Using the Memory Features Chapter RX Password Memory Box Setup SummaryTX Password Auto Memory Box Setup Summary Contd16Using the Memory Features Chapter Transmit Everyday 18Using the Memory Features ChapterTX Start Time Polling TX Changing the Memory Box Settings Not Transmit 20Using the Memory Features Chapter Cancelling a Memory Box 22Using the Memory Features Chapter Sending a Document Stored in the Memory Box Printing a Document Received in a Memory Box How Your Registered Data Is Protected What Happens to Memory after a Power Failure24Using the Memory Features Chapter About the Backup Battery 26Using the Memory Features Chapter Chapter Using a Relay Network What is Relay Broadcasting? Setting Up and Using a Standard Relay Unit Setting Your Fax as a Relay Unit Relay Group Setup Summary Group Dial Name Relay Group Setup Summary Contd Correctly for speed dialling on your fax unit Changing the Relay Broadcast Settings Relay Bcast Deleting the Relay Group Sending a Document to a Relay Unit for Relay Broadcasting Sending a Document to a Relay Unit with Speed Dialling 10Using a Relay Network Chapter Sending with the Relay Broadcast Button Dial the number with directory dialling. Q4-31 12Using a Relay Network Chapter Using Condential Mailboxes Press SET Setting Up and Using the Standard Mailbox FeaturesCreating a Mailbox Give the mailbox a number 10-3 Give the mailbox an ITU-T subaddress Changing Mailbox Settings 10-5 Cancelling a Mailbox Receiving a Condential Document 10-7 Received in Mailbox Sending a Condential Document Sending a Condential Document with Speed Dialling 10-10Using Condential Mailboxes Chapter CANON, INC 10-12Using Condential Mailboxes Chapter Setting Up and Using Polling Before You Use Polling Receiving 11-2Setting Up and Using Polling ChapterWhats Polling? Polling Other Fax Machines to Receive a Document 11-4Setting Up and Using Polling Chapter Polling to Receive at a Preset Time 11-6Setting Up and Using Polling Chapter Setup File 3.SELECT Locations To set preset polling for every day 11-8Setting Up and Using Polling Chapter To set preset polling for selected days 11-10Setting Up and Using Polling Chapter Changing the Preset Polling Settings Cancelling Preset Polling 11-12Setting Up and Using Polling Chapter Before You Can Be Polled to Send Setting Up Polling SendingSetting Up a Polling Box 11-14Setting Up and Using Polling Chapter File Name Canon Toky O 11-16Setting Up and Using Polling Chapter Scanning a Document into the Memory for Polling Sending 11-18Setting Up and Using Polling Chapter Changing the Polling Box Setup Cancelling a Polling Box 11-20Setting Up and Using Polling Chapter Chapter Other Special Features Using the Telephone Tone Dialling on a Pulse Line Setting and Using the Program Button Program button Setup Summary Print Report To set up the scanning mode To set transmission report featureTo set up the Report button feature Setting Up and Using the Optional Stamp Feature Setting Up the Stamp Feature Direct & Memory TX TX Stamp Setup SummaryStamp Action Direct TX Turning the Stamp Feature ON/OFF How the Fax Operates with Default Settings 12-10Other Special Features Chapter Remote RX 12-12Other Special Features Chapter RX Reduction Date & Time 12-14Other Special Features Chapter Restricting Use of the Fax 13-2Restricting Use of the Fax Chapter Setting and Using the System Settings PasswordSetting the System Settings Password Changing or Cancelling the System Settings Password 13-4Restricting Use of the Fax Chapter Setting Operation Restrictions Restricting Fax Operation 13-6Restricting Use of the Fax Chapter DAC Password 13-8Restricting Use of the Fax Chapter Operating the Fax with Restrictions on Sending a Document with Restrictions on 13-10Restricting Use of the Fax Chapter Making a Copy with Restrictions on Turning Restrictions OFF and on 13-12Restricting Use of the Fax Chapter To turn off restricted use of the telephone To Turn Off Restricted SendingTo Turn Off Restricted Printing Receiving Documents from Registered Senders Only 13-14Restricting Use of the Fax Chapter Using Memory Lock Setting a Time and Password for Memory Lock 13-16Restricting Use of the Fax Chapter Output no Memory Lock Setup SummaryMEM Lock Password Output YES 13-18Restricting Use of the Fax Chapter Turning Memory Lock onTurning Memory Lock OFF and Printing Documents Chapter Restricting Use of the Fax 13-20Restricting Use of the Fax Chapter Printing Reports and Lists Printing the Speed Dialling Lists 14-2Printing Reports and Lists Chapter One-Touch Speed Dial List Coded Speed Dial List 14-4Printing Reports and Lists Chapter One-Touch Speed Dialling ListGroup Dial List Printing the User Data List Users Data List Sender Name List Printing the List of Sender NamesPress SET After you press SET, the report starts printing 14-6Printing Reports and Lists Chapter Activity Reports Printing the Activity Management Report 14-8Printing Reports and Lists Chapter Activity Management ReportActivity Management Report TX/RX separate Error Report TX Setting and Using Activity ReportsDepartment Access Code Report Transmission TX Report 14-10Printing Reports and Lists Chapter Transmission TX Report with rst 14-12Printing Reports and Lists Chapter Error Report RXMulti-transaction Report Reception RX Report Condential Receive Report 14-14Printing Reports and Lists Chapter Memory Box ReportRelay Broadcast Report Press SET to start printing the report Memory ListsCondential Mailbox List 14-16Printing Reports and Lists Chapter Document Memory ListReceived memory box list Memory Clear Report 14-18Printing Reports and Lists Chapter Chapter Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions 15-2Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Removing Document Feed Jams Removing Printer Feed Jams 15-4Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter 100% 50% 0% 15-6Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Chapter Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions 15-8Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Chapter Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions 15-10Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Chapter Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions 15-12Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Storing the Paper Supply Storing Recording PaperRecommended Paper 15-14Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Changing the Toner Cartridge To dispose of the cartridge 15-16Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Storing Toner Cartridges Handling Cartridges 15-18Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Periodic CleaningCleaning the Fax Unit Storing Cartridges Opening and Closing the Operation Panel Opening the Operation Panel 15-20Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Closing the Operation Panel Cleaning the Scanning Area 15-22Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Relling the Stamp Ink Compartment Option Error Code Table listed by number 15-24Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Chapter Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions 15-26Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter List of LCD Display Messages Alphabetic List Communicating Please 15-28Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter No CONFID. TX Received in MEM. BOX Can not Send Documents Correctly? Questions and Answers15-30Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Is your document too light? Has the relay unit set up a relay group correctly?Has the other party set up a condential mailbox? 15-32Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Is your fax set up to relay documents?Is the Manual RX indicator on your operation panel on? Can not Receive Documents Correctly? Did you press START/SCAN before you hung up the handset? Are you polling without a subaddress/password?Are you polling with a subaddress or password? Is your toner cartridge running low on toner? Can not Copy Documents? Having Other Problems?15-34Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter PHOTO? Password Reminder Recording the User Reminder Sheets 15-36Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Department Access CodePreset Polling Condential Mailboxes Relay Broadcast Groups Polling Boxes 15-38Maintenance & Frequently Asked Questions ChapterMemory Boxes Summary of Important Settings 16-2Summary of Important Settings Chapter Opening the Data Registration Menu Summary of User Data Settings User Settings 16-4Summary of Important Settings Chapter Outside Image Offhook Alarm 16-6Summary of Important Settings Chapter Report Settings Print Error only 16-8Summary of Important Settings Chapter CONFID. RX Report TX Send Settings ECM TX 16-10Summary of Important Settings Chapter Auto Redial Direct & Memory TX RX Receive Settings 16-12Summary of Important Settings Chapter ID Call # Printer Settings 16-14Summary of Important Settings Chapter Auto Selection 16-16Summary of Important Settings Chapter Toner Supply LOW File Settings Setup File 16-18Summary of Important Settings Chapter Relay TX Group Memory BOX 16-20Summary of Important Settings Chapter Polling TX Polling BOX 16-22Summary of Important Settings Chapter Create a le to receive and transfer documents System Settings 16-24Summary of Important Settings Chapter Restrictive Codes Every DAY ITALIAN, SLOVENE, SWEDISH, Finnish 16-26Summary of Important Settings ChapterENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN, Dutch PORTUGUISE, DANISH, Norwegian OFF 16-28Summary of Important Settings Chapter General Operation Copier Features Dial FeaturesNetworking Features Weight Telephone FeaturesPower Dimensions Specications Appendix a Document Thickness Document Media to AvoidSpecications for Paper Documents You Can Scan Maximum Document Size Minimum Document Size Document SizeScanning Area on the Document Printing Area Documents You Can Scan Appendix B ADF CCITT/ITU-T Glossary Destination label Delayed transmissionDensity control Dialling methods Fine Document trayECM USE lamp Group dialGroup number Jack Manual sending Memory reception passwordManual redialling Memory box Pause PBX Remote receiving ID Relay broadcastRelay sending Remote reception Restricted reception ResolutionRX password Rotary pulse Standard Super Fine Tone TTI Selector TX passwordTTI UHQ Glossary Index Index Select DensityECM File Settings Index Printer Settings User SettingsPreset Polling Polling BOX RX page Footer Index Stamp KEY Settings TX SettingsOffhook Alarm Scan Resolution Index