Dialing
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Limitation
❒Sub-address can only be used with
ISDN.
Note
❒You can program a sub-address
number in a Quick Dial or Speed
Dial.
ASelect G4 or ISDN-G3.
BSet your document and make any
changes to the scan settings if nec-
essary.
CDial the fax number with the
number keys.
DPress the User Function key
({
F1
}-{
F5
}) in which the sub-ad-
dress function has been regis-
tered.
“/” will appear on the display.
EEnter the destination sub-address
with the number keys.
FPress the {
Start
} key.
Chain Dial
This allows you to compose a tele-
phone number from various parts,
some of which may be stored in
Quick Dials or Speed Dials and some
of which may be input using the
number keys.
Limitation
❒Maximum length of telephone or
fax number: 254 digits
Note
❒For Memory Transmission and Im-
mediate Transmission, insert a
pause between numbers. For On-
hook Dial and Manual Dial, no
pause is needed.
❖
(Example) 01133-1-555333
Assume that 01133 is stored in
Quick Dial 01 and that 555333 is
stored in Speed Dial 01.
APlace the document and select
any scan settings you require.
BPress Quick Dial key {
01
}.
CPress the {
Pause/Redial
} key.
DPress {
1
} using the number
keys.
EPress the {
Speed Dial
} key and
{
0
} and {
1
} using the number
keys.
FPress the {
Start
} key.
Dialing with Quick Dials
When you have stored a destination's
number in a Quick Dial key, you can
dial the number by just pressing that
key.
Additionally, you can store a name
that will appear on the display when-
ever you press that Quick Dial.
Note
❒To check the contents of the Quick
dial, print the list.⇒ P.209 “Reports/
Lists”
❒If the Quick Dial key is used as oth-
er functions like Groups, you can-
not program the Quick Dial in it.