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Note • The international telephone networks are originally designed for voice communications.
Noise that does not really affect voice communications causes a problem with fax
communications. It may result in the deterioration of images quality, the inability to transmit a
fax, or even terminate the transmission. Regardless of whether transmission is successful,
you are charged for the call once the line is connected. For information on line trouble and
call charges, contact your telephone company.
• If you select [Forced 4800 bps], the transmission time may be longer because transmission
is performed at 4800 bps or less to ensure transmission is successful.
1 Select [Starting Rate].
2 Select [Forced 4800 bps], and then select
[Save].
3 Enter the recipient fax number in the same manner as when you make an international
call.
The following is an example:
Important • In some areas, you may need to enter a pause after the telephone company ID number.
Note • For information on the telephone company ID number, contact your telephone company.
Priority Send/Delay Start (Specifying Send Priority/Send Time)
The Priority Send feature allows you to give priority to a fax or polling job over other
jobs.
The Delay Start feature allows you to specify when to send your fax. This feature is
useful for sending faxes when communication charges are low, such as during night
time.
Note • [Priority Send/Delay Start] is not available for Internet Fax.
• The Priority Send feature is not available for Server Fax.
• For Server Fax, [Delay Start] is available when the FTP or SMB protocol is used, but not
when the SMTP protocol is used.
• When [Delay Start] is set for Server Fax, this setting applies to transmission from the Server
Fax server to a final destination, but not from the machine to the Server Fax server.
• [Priority Send] can be set in combination with [Delay Start]. If both features are set, Priority
Send is performed at the time specified in [Delay Start].
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