Sharp FO-175, FO-375 Using TEL Mode

Using TEL Mode

Press the

RECEPTION MODE

key until the arrow in

the display points to

TEL.

RECEPTION

MODE

FAX

TEL

ANS.

TEL/FAX

When the reception mode is set to TEL, you must answer all calls using the

fax machine’s handset or an extension phone conne ct ed to the sam e line.

Answering with the fax’s handset

Pick up the handset when the machine rings.

If you hear a fax tone, wait until the display shows RECEIVING and then

replace the handset.

Beep

START

RECEIVING

Note: If you have set Option Setting

14 (Fax signal receive) to NO, press

the START key to begin reception.

If the other party first talks and then wants to send a fax, press the START

key after speaking (press your START key before the sen der presses their

Start key).

•• Make sure that the display shows RECEIVING, then replace the handset.

RECEIVING

Using TEL mode

Contents

Main OPERATION MANUAL FACSIMILE FO-175 FO-375 FO-175 / FO-375 FACSIMILE WARRANTY Facsimile Products Important Notice: This warranty applies only to products sold in Australia & New Zealand Congratulations on Your Purchase! NEW ZEALAND QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE INSTALLATION LINE Caution: Connecting an answering machine and/or extension telephone QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE SETTING THE DATE AND TIME TEL RECEIVING DOCUMENTS STORING AND CLEARING NUMBERS FOR AUTO DIALING Introduction Page Important safety information Page Table of Contents Page Chapter 1 Unpacking Checklist 1 1. Installation A Look at the Operation Pa nel 11 12 13 14 10 15 Page Connections Handset Power lead Moving your fax and reconnecting Telephone line cord Extension phone (optional) Original Document Support Paper Guide (FO-375 only) Loading the Fax Paper YES NO! Page Replacing the fax paper Handling fax paper Entering Your Name and Fax Number 55 5 21 4 3 Press the START key to save your name in memory. The display will show: 15 Press the STOP key to return to the date and time display. Entering Your Name and Number Setting the Date and Time Page Selecting the Reception Mode Setting the reception mode Volume Adjustment Speaker Ringer Silent ring fax detection system Chapter 2 Documents 21 Transmittable Documents Size and weight Other restrictions Loading the Document Removing a document from the feeder Resolution and Contrast Resolution settings Contrast settings Page Sending a Fax by Normal Dialling Using the REDIAL key Beep Sending a Fax by Automatic Dialling Storing fax and telephone numbers for Automatic Dialling Storing area codes and access codes Clearing numbers Making changes Rapid Key Dialling Speed Dialling 2 0 Page Page Automatic redialling 3 Documents Using TEL/FAX Mode Using ANS. Mode Using FAX Mode Using TEL Mode Answering with the faxs handset Answering with an extension phone Paper cutting 4 Copies Incoming calls during copying 5 Telephone Calls Chain Dialling Using the HOLD/SEARCH key Redial Hold 6 Machine Connection Connecting an Answering Mach ine Changing the outgoing message Activating the Answering Machine Co nnection How answering machine mode operates 7 Functions Caller ID How Caller ID operates Display messages Viewing the Caller ID list To delete calls from the caller list Priority Call 3 345 73 2 1 Blocking voice calls Distinctive Ring Page Blocking Reception of Unwante d Faxes Page Polling (Requesting a Fax Transmissio n) Requesting transmission 0 1 Turnaround polling Being polled (polling standby) Polling security Storing and clearing fax numbers for polling permission Timer Operations Setting a timer operation To cancel an operation 8 Settings Page Page Page Page Page 9 Reports and Lists Printing a list Timer list Page Page Transaction Report 10 Fax print head Scanning glass and rollers The housing 11 Problems and Solutions Answering machine hookup Line error Dialing and transmission problems Reception and copying problems Page General problems Messages and Signals Display messages 79 Loading the Fax Paper Line Error Audible signals Display Messages 80 Clearing Paper Jams Clearing a jammed document Clearing jammed fax paper Page Index A C D E N O P R S