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Appendix
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11
Document Feeder Requirements
• Do not insert torn, heavily curled, wavy, creased, dog-eared, damp, or other-
wise damaged documents. Make copies of these originals and scan the copies.
• Do not insert folded, stapled, clipped, glued, or taped documents, or docu-
ments with a metallic coating. Make copies of these originals and scan the
copies.
• Do not insert documents on which there is undried ink or correction fluid.
Wait for the document to dry.
• If the document has an uneven or slanted edge, do not insert that edge in first.
Paper Requirements
• Do not print to torn, heavily curled, wavy, creased, dog-eared, damp, or oth-
erwise damaged paper.
• Do not print to folded, stapled, clipped, glued, or taped paper.
• Do not print to paper with any kind of coating or printing. Do not print to me-
tallic paper. Do not print to the reverse side of a print.
Energy Saving
Introduction
When your fax machine prints fax messages, it uses heat to fix the image to the
paper. This heat is generated using a heating roller which must be hot enough to
fuse toner to the paper properly. Because keeping the roller hot all the time con-
sumes electricity, this machine is provided with an Energy Saving mode in
which the heating roller is heated to full temperature only when a message
needs to be printed.
The two available types of Energy Saving mode shown in the table below.
Energy Saving mode Machine status in Energy
Saving mode
How long before
you can print after
exiting Energy Sav-
ing mode
Power consumption
in Energy Saving
Mode
Fax Standby (Heater
On)
Display turns off . The
machine maintains the
heating roller tempera-
ture at half the full tem-
perature; warm up takes
less time.
Within about 30s 25W
Energy Saving Stand-
by (Heater Off)
Display turns off . The
machine lets the heating
roller cool to room tem-
perature; warm-up takes
longer.
Within about 40s 2W
- FAX2050L 1
- Basic Features 3
- FCC Requirements 6
- EMERGENCY NUMBERS: 6
- How to Read This Manual 7
- 4.Troubleshooting 9
- Manuals for this machine 11
- 1. Introduction 13
- Introduction 14
- Operation Panel 15
- THIS CORRESPONDS TO 17
- THE LCD DISPLAY 17
- 2. Faxing 19
- Suitable Document Types 20
- Transmission 21
- TRANSMIT OPTIONi 22
- DIAL FAX NUMBER 22
- TRANSMIT Y/START 22
- 5551234kkkkkkkkkkkkk 22
- Canceling a Memory 24
- Immediate Transmission 25
- Canceling an Immediate 25
- Very Fine Detail Faxing 26
- Reception Modes 27
- 3. Setup 29
- (Functions 31 & 32) 32
- Quick Dial Label 33
- Storing, Editing and Erasing 33
- Numbers (Function 33) 35
- USED AS 36
- Erasing Groups 37
- Programming the Group Key 38
- Entering Characters 39
- 4. Troubleshooting 41
- Machine Makes (Function 92) 44
- PRESS STOP KEY 46
- Communication Problems 47
- Clearing a Document Jam 48
- Main Machine 49
- Replace the toner cassette 50
- Cassette Entrance 51
- Upper Rear Unit 52
- Pull out any jammed paper 53
- Close the upper rear cover 53
- Error Messages 54
- Solutions to Common Problems 56
- CLEAR ORIGINAL appears 58
- CLEAR COPY ap 58
- 52 UE USA H546 62
- Advanced Features 63
- -Notice about the Telephone 68
- Consumer Protection Act 68
- (Valid in USA only) 68
- Safety Information 69
- CAUTION: 70
- Important Safety Instructions 71
- ENERGY STAR Program 72
- Energy Saving Modes 73
- Recycled Paper 74
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 76
- 4.Reception Features 77
- 5.Copying 77
- 6.Facsimile User Tools 77
- 7.Key Operator Settings 78
- 8.Troubleshooting 78
- 9.Maintaining Your Machine 79
- 10.Installation 79
- 11.Appendix 79
- 1. Advanced Transmission 83
- Features 83
- Page Numbering (Page Count) 84
- Your Message (FAX HEADER) 85
- Personal Codes 86
- Picking up Messages Stored 87
- Elsewhere (Polling Reception) 87
- Operating Procedure 87
- Entering a Personal Code 87
- SET OPTION Y/N 88
- PERSONAL CODE:2567 88
- POLLING RECV OPTIONi 88
- 2. Communication 89
- Information 89
- File List (Function 42) 90
- Journal (Function 41) 92
- (Function 52) 93
- (Function 53) 94
- 3. Transmission Features 95
- REDIAL Y/hi 96
- TRANMIT DIAL/START 96
- DIAL NEXT FAX NUMBER 96
- Dial Options 97
- Transmission Features 98
- Telephone 99
- To Talk before Sending a Fax 100
- Tone Signals 101
- Transmission Functions 102
- More Transmission Functions 103
- Batch Transmission 104
- Dual Access 105
- Parallel Memory Transmission 106
- Printed Reports 107
- Report Formats 108
- 4. Reception Features 109
- Receiving Message in 110
- Telephone Mode 110
- Answering the Telephone 110
- Closed Network (Reception) 110
- Printing Options 111
- Reception Features 112
- 5. Copying 113
- 6. Facsimile User Tools 115
- Labeling a Program 116
- Using a Program 116
- Erasing a Program / Changing 117
- Assigning a User Function 118
- Using a User Function Key 119
- Reassigning a User Function 119
- Clearing a User Function Key 119
- Telephone Number List 120
- (Function 43) 120
- Program List (Function 44) 121
- Facsimile User Tools 122
- 7. Key Operator Settings 123
- Selecting the Display 124
- Language (Function 93) 124
- Counters (Function 94) 124
- Function Select 124
- (Function 62) 125
- Off (Function 62) 126
- Switching Memory Lock On/Off 126
- Programming a List of 127
- Senders to Treat Differently 127
- (Function 81) 127
- Key Operator Settings 128
- Using Key Operator Settings 129
- Forwarding 130
- If you wish all incoming 131
- Otherwise 131
- Important 133
- Cassette Selection 134
- Rejecting or Accepting 135
- Messages from Specified 135
- Senders (Authorized 135
- Reception) 135
- Saving Energy with the Power 136
- Saving Timer 136
- User Parameters 138
- AUTHORIZED RECEPTION 141
- CASSETTE SELECT 141
- FORWARDING 141
- MEMORY LOCK 141
- Programming Personal Codes 143
- (Function 72) 143
- Reference 144
- Restricted Access 146
- Storing the ID Code 146
- Programming the ID Code 147
- Editing the ID Code 147
- Locking Incoming Messages 148
- (Memory Lock) 148
- Receiving Confidential 150
- Messages 150
- Storing a confidential ID 151
- Editing the Confidential ID 151
- Setting the Access Number 152
- (Function 61) 152
- Setting the Auto Ring Time 153
- Setting the Phone Line Type 153
- (Function 95) 154
- RDS (Remote Diagnostic 155
- Calling the Service Station 156
- 8. Troubleshooting 157
- Troubleshooting 158
- Lower Rear Unit 159
- Reading Reports 160
- 9. Maintaining Your Machine 161
- Replace the cassette cover 162
- TSTJ160N.eps 163
- Maintaining Your Machine 164
- Cassette 165
- TSTC070N 167
- TSTP100N 167
- TSTC220N 169
- Second Paper Cassette 170
- TSTC440N.eps 171
- TSTC340N.eps 171
- TSTC370N.eps 171
- Multi-purpose Feeder 175
- Cleaning Pad 179
- Remove the old cleaning pad 180
- Close the front cover 182
- Toner Cassette 183
- 10. Installation 185
- Machine Environment 186
- Ventilation Grill Direction 187
- Installation 188
- Replace the information card 189
- Connecting the Machine 191
- 11. Appendix 195
- Specifications 196
- Energy Saving 198
- Entering Energy Saving mode 199
- Appendix 200
- Storage Capacity 201
- Function List (11∼95) 202
- Function List (11 203
- Error Codes 205
- Certification Label 208
- 134 UE USA H546 214
- Overseas Affiliates 216
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