User Guide

2 Internet Faxing
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2 Internet Faxing
The procedures for sending scan data and receiving e-mail are described
below.
Note
2.1 Basic Faxing
Tip
For information on documents that can be used, the scanning area of
the image, the print area and paper types and sizes, refer to the
Users Manual for the 7115F/7118F or the FK-117 Fax unit for the
7115/7118.
Internet faxing is not possible for approximately three minutes after
the machine is turned on.
Internet faxes are sent and received with the help of a mail server;
they are not sent directly to the recipient or received directly from the
sender. In addition, as soon as transmission with the server is finished
correctly, the transmission is considered complete.
The resolution and document size that can be used depends on the
performance of the Internet fax function on the receiving end. Check
on the performance of the Internet fax function on the receiving end
before transmission. If the performance of the Internet fax function on
the receiving end is not known, send your Internet fax with an A4 or
Letter size and the NORMAL resolution setting.
In order to use Internet faxing, settings such as the IP address, SMTP
server address and e-mail address must be set in advance.
With the NORMAL resolution setting, approximately 295 A4 or
Letter-size document pages can be scanned at one time
(approximately 720 pages if the optional 8 MB Memory for Fax is
installed).
To stop scanning, press the [STOP] key.
If the transmission could not be completed correctly, a transmission
result report is printed.
To cancel the transmission of scan data that is queued, select
CANCEL RESERV. with the [FAX SET] key. (p. 39)
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