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Issue | What You Should Do | |
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Fax transmission is slow | • | Does your fax contain a lot of graphics? Complex |
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| faxes take longer to send because the data has to |
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| transfer over the phone line. |
| • Do you have a noisy | |
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| connection may affect transmission speed. |
| • | Are you using a high resolution? Use Standard to |
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| achieve the fastest transmission. |
| • | Are you faxing in color? Color faxes require more |
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| data to be transmitted. |
| • | Is something wrong with the receiving fax |
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| machine? Check with the recipient. The receiving |
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| fax machine may have a problem. |
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Faxes are received, but are not | • | Was there an error? Check the |
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| for any error messages. |
| • | Do you have paper in the input tray or is there a |
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| paper jam? If the unit runs out of paper or becomes |
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| jammed, incoming faxes are stored in memory. |
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| After loading paper or clearing a jam, print the |
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| faxes stored in memory. (If the memory becomes |
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| full, the unit will stop answering calls.) For more |
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| information, see “Reprint the faxes in memory.” |
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Faxes print out slanted | • | Is the paper feeding properly from the input tray? |
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| Make sure the input tray is not overfilled. The paper |
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| must fit within the guides. Make sure the guides do |
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| not inhibit how the paper moves. |
| • | Was the fax sent correctly? Check with the sender. |
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| The original may not have been loaded correctly |
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| into the sending fax machine. |
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Chapter | 47 |