Receiving Faxes  | 65  | 
Receiving Faxes Manually  | 65  | 
Receiving Faxes in Memory  | 66  | 
Memory Reception Mode [MEM]  | 66  | 
No Paper Reception  | 66  | 
Canceling Messages Stored in Memory  | 66  | 
Rejecting Unsolicited (Junk) Fax Messages (Closed  | 
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Network Option)  | 67  | 
Power Failures and Memory  | 68  | 
Using Voice Request  | 68  | 
Initiating a Voice Request  | 69  | 
Answering a Voice Request  | 69  | 
Programming Your Speed Dial Directory | 70  | 
One Touch Faxing  | 70  | 
Programming One Touch Keys  | 70  | 
Using the One Touch Keys for Dialing  | 73  | 
Using the One Touch Keys for Selecting Functions and  | 
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Programming  | 73  | 
List of One Touch Keys  | 73  | 
Chain Dialing  | 75  | 
Creating a Chain Dial Number  | 75  | 
Using a Chain Dial Number  | 76  | 
Auto Dial Faxing  | 76  | 
Programming Auto Dial Numbers  | 76  | 
Copying | 78  | 
Quantity and Resolution  | 78  | 
Making Copies  | 78  | 
Using the Manual Paper Feeder  | 79  | 
Sending a Fax to Multiple Locations | 
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(Broadcasting) | 81  | 
Performing a Broadcast Operation  | 81  | 
Sending A Fax to a Group | 83  | 
What is a Group?  | 83  | 
Programming Groups  | 84  | 
Sending to a Group  | 85  | 
Relay Faxing | 86  | 
What is Relay Faxing?  | 86  | 
Relay Initiating Station  | 86  | 
Relay Key Station  | 87  | 
Relay Broadcast Report  | 87  | 
Initiating a Relay Broadcast  | 87  | 
Advanced Operations | 89  | 
Sending a Fax at a Later Date and Time  | 89  | 
Features and Limitations  | 89  | 
Sending a Delayed Fax from the Document Feeder  | 90  | 
Sending a Delayed Fax from Memory  | 91  | 
Canceling a Delayed Transmission  | 93  | 
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