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Start constructing your dialing
sequence using any of the fol-
lowing dialing methods. You
may use them consecutively
until your entire dialing string
has been entered. After each
entry sequence, the LCD
screen displays the screen
shown in step 2.
• One Touch Key Dialing
... See page 89
• Abbreviated Dialing
... See page 90
• Alphabet Dialing
... See page 91
• Keypad Dialing
... See page 92
• Pause Signal
Select the direct function ac-
cess button on the Operation
Panel.
Press:
When all the required entries
are made, press:
This allows you to dial tele-
phone/facsimile numbers that
may require many digits with
pauses for voice prompts or
variations in number se-
quences such as long distance
access codes, or specialized
access lines. You can combine
sets of numbers (Abbreviated
Dialing, Alphabet Dialing, One
Touch Dialing, and Keypad Di-
aling) and pauses in a
“Chained” dial sequence by us-
ing the Chain Dial Key.
If your operation requires paus-
ing for voice prompts, you will
need to insert pause signals
between dial strings.
To determine the correct
amount of time for your paus-
es, you should perform the op-
eration using
MONITOR
first. This
way you will know how many 3-
second pauses will be required.
Load the document face down
in the Document Support (see
page 82).
Adjust the resolution and con-
trast if desired (see pages 83
and 84).
Chain Dialing

Load the Document

1

Display the CHAIN

DIAL COMM. Menu

2

Enter the Dial

Number

3

Press the START

Key
4
JAN-31 09:43 AM 100%
AUTO RECEIVE
CHAIN DIAL COMM.
ENTER TEL NUMBER.
SCANNING DOC. P001
FILE NBR = 108
CHAIN DIAL
REDIAL
PAUSE
The facsimile starts scanning
the document into memory,
displaying the screen shown
below. When document scan-
ning is complete, the display
returns to the Standby Mode.
START