HP 1020 Fax, 1020xi Fax Using Answer Pattern (Distinctive Ring Pattern), Example, .￿￿￿2￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿

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Using Answer Pattern (Distinctive Ring Pattern)

Distinctive Ring is a service you subscribe to through your local telephone company (not all telephone companies provide this service). The telephone company will assign more than one telephone number to a single telephone line. Each telephone number is assigned a specific ring pattern. Ring patterns that are recognized by your HP Fax are single, double, triple, and double and triple.

If you have questions about how answer patterns work in your area, call your local telephone company.

Important! If you set a distinctive ring pattern, you will be unable to receive voice calls on that telephone number. The HP Fax will immediately answer that ring pattern with fax tones, ignoring all ring count settings. However, in FAX mode, the answering machine will pick up after 12 rings.

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TAM/FAX	Answers immediately with fax	Answers according to TAM/FAX
	tones.	Ring setting.
FAX	Answers immediately with fax	After 12 rings, the answering
	tones.	machine will answer. (The
		answering machine answers in
		FAX mode only if distinctive ring is
		used.)

TEL	Distinctive ring is ignored. You
	must manually answer the
	telephone. After 12 rings, the
	answering machine will answer.

Distinctive ring is ignored. You must manually answer the telephone. After 12 rings, the answering machine will answer.

Example

•You have a single telephone line and answer mode is set to TAM/FAX.

•The telephone company has given you two telephone numbers. One number will produce a Single Ring and one will produce a Double Ring pattern when called. You decide to use the number that produces a Double Ring for faxes.

•Set the HP Fax Answer Pattern to Double Ring.

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