Panasonic 3000 warranty Fax Parameter Table, Parameter Setting Comments

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Fax Parameter Table

No.	Parameter	Setting	Setting		Comments
		Number
001	CONTRAST	1	Lighter	Setting the home position for the CONTRAST.
		*4	Normal
		7	Darker
002	RESOLUTION	1	Standard	Setting the home position for the RESOLUTION.
		*2	Fine
		3	S-Fine
003	ORIGINAL	*1	Text	Setting the home position for the ORIGINAL.
		2	Text/Photo
		3	Photo
004	STAMP	*1	Off	Setting the home position of the STAMP.
				To select the stamp function when the document is		stored in
		2	On
				memory, see Fax Parameter No. 028.
005	MEMORY	1	Off	Setting the home position for the MEMORY.
		*2	On
006	DIALING METHOD	1	Pulse	Selecting the dialing method.
				(Select	Line-1 or Line-2 first, if you have the 2nd	G3	Fax
		*2	Tone
				Communication Port Kit installed)
007	HEADER PRINT	*1	Inside	Selecting the printing position of the header.
		2	Outside	Inside : Inside TX copy area.
		3	No print	Outside : Outside TX copy area.
				No print: Header does not print.
008	HEADER FORMAT	*1	Logo, ID No.	Selecting the header format.
		2	From To
009	RCV'D TIME PRINT	*1	Invalid	Selecting whether the machine prints the received date & time,
				remote	ID, percentage of reduction and page number on		the
		2	Valid
				bottom of each received document.
010	KEY/BUZZER VOLUME	1	Off	Selecting the volume of the Key/Buzzer tone.
		*2	Soft
		3	Medium
		4	Loud
012	COMM. JOURNAL	1	Off	Selecting the home position for the printing mode of the COMM.
				Journal Off/Always/Inc. Only
		2	Always
				Off	: Does not print
		*3	Inc. Only	Always	: Always prints
				Inc. Only: Prints only when communication has failed.
013	AUTO JOURNAL PRINT	1	Invalid	Selecting whether the machine prints the journal automatically
				after every 100 transactions.
		*2	Valid
014	FILE ACCEPTANCE	*1	Invalid	Selecting whether the machine prints the file acceptance journal.
	REPORT			If you set this parameter to Valid, a report will print		after	the
		2	Valid
				document is stored into memory.

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