Operation Manual

ManualsBrandsCanon ManualsFaxB60

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Receiving

when

you're

in

the

office

lf

you

have

onl.y

one.{ine sorr,ir'

^into'your

office, follow

this

procedure

to

use

the

unit as

both

a

fax

and

telephone.

Note

that

you

cannot

receive

documents

in

the following

cases.'

.

When

you

are

copying

a document

or

printing

a

fax report.

r

Receiving phone

calls

and

documents

automatically

(FA)(/TEL

auto

switch

over)

Check

to

be

sure

that

the

auro

lamp

is

on. lf

not,pressffiuntil

the

AUTo

lamp

is

on.

.

When your

fas< rocelves

a call,

it checks

the

transmlsslon

for

a

special

signal

called

a calling

tone

(CNG)

sent from

the

other

party's

fax.

Ihls

signal

identifies

the

call as a

f ac s

i m il e

transmisslon.

lf

your

fax

detects

this

CNG

signal, it will

automatically

start to receive

the

document

from

the

calling

fax.

.

lf

your

fax does

not

detect

this

signal,

the fax witt

ring

and

alert

you

to

pick

up

the

handset.

-or-

lf the

telephone

rings,

pick

up the

handset.

TALK

lf

someone

is

calling

you,

you

may

talk.

-or-

After

you

pick

up the

handset

and say

"Hello",

if

no

one

answers,

this

means

someone

is

trying

to

send

you

a document

transmission

without

the

CNG

signal. lf this

is

the

case,

go

to

the

next

step.

.

Iho CNG

signal

that

triggers

automatic

receiving

on

your

fax

is always

sent if

the othar

party

uses One-to

uch

or

Coded

speed

dialing.

The CNG

signat is

generated

by the

majority of

faxes in

use.

However,

if the

other

party

picks

up the

handsef

and dials your

fax

manually

to send

you

a

document,

the CNG

signal

is not

generated.

Sorne

faxes

cannot

send

the CNG

signal.

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