Using E-mail
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3How E-mail works
Using this unit, you can exchange E-mail with personal computer users all over the world.
You can send or receive messages using the server’s “mail box”.
4Before using this feature
●You have to register with DDI “ -ALPHA5”
and Kyushu Matsushita Electric’s “
Information Service”. (See “ , ” on page 9.)
●Charges:
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Your unit Server Server Personal
Computer
User
Internet
Sending E-mail
Receiving E-mail
●When you register with Information Service, the following E-mail address (example) will be supplied.
p✕✕✕✕∆∆∆∆@fem.dion.ne.jp
Domain name:
Common number to
Information
Service users.
Registration
fee
Call fee
Information
service fee
¥500 (tax not included)
¥10 per 1 minute
(8:00am–11:00pm)
¥8.5 per 1 minute
(11:00pm–8:00am)
¥5 per 30 seconds
User name:
Personal number
supplied by Kyushu
Matsushita Electric.
You can do the following!
(Telephone charges and information
charges applicable)
●E-mail text
transmission :
●E-mail
reception :
●E-mail not yet
downloaded :
●Checking
number of
e-mails not
yet
downloaded :
●Extension
functions :
●Storing e-mail
addresses :
●Storing
domain
names :
You can send e-mail
messages entered using the
dial buttons (data will be sent
in text format).
You can print out e-mail
messages (If there are no
messages, you will only be
charged for the telephone
call).
You can print out information
about e-mails which have not
yet been downloaded
(telephone call charge only).
At pre-set intervals you can
automatically connect to the
server and check the number
of e-mails. (You will only be
charged for the telephone
call. However if you receive
e-mail at the same time, an
information charge will be
applicable.)
You can carry out each
operation following the voice
guidance.
New services planned for the
future.
You can store frequently used
e-mail addresses (no charge).
KX-PW42CL . . . .Up to 10
KX-PW52CLH . . .Up to 5
You can store frequently used
domain names (no charge).
KX-PW42CL . . . .Up to 5
KX-PW52CLH . . .Up to 2
●Fax e-mail
transmission : You can send a fax as an
e-mail message to a PC (with
TIFF viewer) or
fax machine (data will be in
TIFF format).