User manual SHARP UX-70

[. . . ] If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. When connecting this facsimile equipment to a personal computer via the accompanying PC Interface Box, only the provided RS232C cable and modular jack cable are to be used. ABOUT THE TELEPHONE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT OF 1991 "The Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 makes it unlawful for any person to use a computer or other electronic device to send any message via a telephone facsimile machine unless such message clearly contains in a margin at the top or bottom of each transmitted page or on the first page of the transmission the following information: (1) The date and time of transmission. (2) Identification of either the business, business entity or individual sending the message. [. . . ] The following example shows how the copies are ordered in each case when 3 copies each of 3 originals are made. A BC Originals Sorted (SORT COPY) A BC A BC A BC Not sorted (MULTI COPY) A AA B BB CC C 1 Load the document(s) face down. · If desired, adjust the resolution and/or contrast with the RESOLUTION key. 2 Press the COPY/HELP key. · If you are only making one copy of the original (or of each original) and don't want to make a reduction or enlargement setting, press the START key twice. If you are only making one copy and want to make a reduction or enlargement setting, press the START key once and go to Step 5. COPY/ HELP START STOP 45 Chapter 5 Making Copies Multi Sort 3 Press "1" (MULTI COPY) if you don't want the copies sorted, or "2" (SORT COPY) if you want them sorted. 1 or 2 4 Enter the desired number of copies with the number keys. · If the desired number of copies is from 1 to 9, enter "0" first. · If you don't want to make a reduction or enlargement setting, press the START key. Copying will begin. 1 2 (Example) 5 Set the amount of reduction or enlargement by entering a number from "1" to "5" as shown below. 1: AUTO (automatic size adjustment to match the size of the printing paper) 2: 50% 3: 100% (no reduction or enlargement) 4: 125% 5: 135% 2 (Example) Note: If you place a large number of originals in the feeder, the memory may become full before all of them can be scanned (MEMORY IS FULL will appear in the display). If this happens, press the START key to copy the originals which have been scanned, and then repeat the copy procedure for the remaining originals, including the original which was being scanned when the memory became full. 46 Chapter 5 Making Copies Copy Cut-off When making a copy, your fax has been set at the factory to not print the remaining part of a document if the document is longer than the printing paper. If you want your fax to always print the remaining part of the document on a second page, follow the steps below. 1 Press the keys shown at right. Press "1" to turn copy cut-off on (the remaining part of the document will not be printed), or "2" to turn it off (the remaining part will be printed on a second page). FUNCTION 6 2 1 or 2 3 Press the STOP key. STOP 47 Chapter 6 Making Telephone Calls Your fax can be used like a regular telephone to make and receive voice calls. It must answer on no more than two rings (if not, you may not be able to receive faxes sent by automatic dialing). · If your answering machine has a toll saver function, make sure that it will answer by the fourth ring. 4 When you return and turn off your answering machine, you must set TAD CONNECTED to NO (see Step 1 above) if you will be using your fax in AUTO reception mode. If you will only be using MANUAL reception mode, you can leave TAD CONNECTED set to YES. Note: The call counter on your answering machine may indicate that voice messages were received, when only fax messages were received. 51 Chapter 7 Answering Machine Hookup How the hookup operates While you are out, all of your incoming calls will be answered by your answering machine and its outgoing message will play. If your fax machine detects a fax tone or a duration of silence equal to four seconds (called "Quiet Detect Time"), it will take over the line and begin reception. Your fax machine listens for a duration of silence because some transmitting machines do not send a fax tone when the fax is sent manually (this means that the person faxing uses the handset to dial and then presses their Start key after listening to your outgoing message). 14 sec. Quiet Detect Time (Initial setting: 4 sec. ) Answering machine answers Sender presses start key (Line goes silent) Fax reception begins Testing for proper operation If needed, test the operation of the hookup as follows. 1 2 Call your fax machine from an outside phone line. Cover the mouthpiece to ensure that no sounds are transmitted to the fax machine. Your should hear your outgoing message, the beep to leave a message, and then a fax tone four seconds later (four seconds is the initial Quiet Detect Time setting). If the line is disconnected before you hear a fax tone, lower the Quiet Detect Time setting to three seconds and then call your fax machine again. 3 52 Chapter 7 Answering Machine Hookup 4 If you still do not hear a fax tone, turn off the Quiet Detect Time function and have callers send faxes by pressing "5", "*", "*" and then their Start key. [. . . ] (Para papel de tamaño folio, levantar la pieza de prolongación de la bandeja. ) 3. Tome la bobina vacía de tal forma que el extremo que tiene una sóla ranura quede a la izquierda; introduzca las bobinas en el compartimiento de impresión de tal forma que las ruedecillas encajen en las ranuras que hay a cada lado del compartimiento. Con unas tijeras corte la cinta que retiene las bobinas juntas y retírela. Introduzca la ruedecilla restante en el extremo derecho de la bobina vacía y el saliente en el extremo izquierdo de la misma bobina. [. . . ]