Brother International WP7550JPLUS Owner's Manual - English - Page 169

Communication, Functions

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When you retrieve a Communication file from a diskette, the current file is deleted and replaced with the file that you load, For details, see "Open File" on page 165. The file name of the Communication file is displayed in the upper-left corner of the Communication screen. The default file name of a new Communication file is "*NEWFILE". If the Communication file has been saved on diskette and then loaded back into memory, the file name under which you saved the file on diskette is displayed. Communication Functions File Functions LOU Phone p 1..!: New Set Up Open File Save File Quit Transfer CompuServe Use the File functions from the function menu to open, save, or close your files, and to return to the Main Menu. CompuServe: To create a log-in file that executes the command sequence for accessing CompuServe. New Set Up: To set up a telephone number and communication parameters. Open File: To load a communication parameters file which is already set up on a diskette. Save File: To save a communication parameters file onto a diskette. Quit: To exit the file without saving and return to the MAIN MENU. This function allows you to create a file to execute log-in for CompuServe. I. Press MENU and select File; then select CompuServe from the function menu. This window appears: t€ COMPUSERVE LOGIN FILE » PHONE NUMBER: I DIAL MODE: TONE BiT PER SECOND: 2440 USER ID: PASSWORD: Type telephone number and press RETURN. If a CompuServe file already exists on a diskette which is inserted into the drive, the machine automatically loads the file. Use CURSOR UP and CURSOR DOWN to move the cursor to the desired parameter. Type your user ID number, your password, and use SPACE BAR to select the DIAL MODE and BIT PER SECOND settings. • DIAL MODE : TONE For push-button phone Communication 161

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When
you
retrieve
a
Communication
file
from
a
diskette,
the
current
file
is
deleted
and
replaced
with
the
file
that
you
load,
For
details,
see
"Open
File"
on
page
165.
The
file
name
of
the
Communication
fi
le
is
displayed
in
the
upper
-left
corner
of
the
Communication
screen.
The
default
file
name
of
a
new
Communication
file
is
"*NEWFILE".
If
the
Communication
file
has
been
saved
on
diskette
and
then
loaded
back
into
memory,
the
fi
le
name
under
which
you
saved
the
file
on
diskette
is
displayed.
Communication
Functions
File
Functions
L
OU
Phone
Transfer
p
1..!:
New
Set
Up
O
pen
File
Save
File
Q
uit
CompuServe
Use
the
File
functions
from
the
function
menu
to
open,
save,
or
close
your
fi
les,
and
to
return
to
the
Main
Menu.
CompuServe:
To
create
a
log
-in
file
that
executes
the
command
sequence
for
accessing
CompuServe.
New
Set
Up:
To
set
up
a
telephone
number
and
communication
parameters.
Open
File:
To
load
a
communication
parameters
file
which
is
already
set
up
on
a
diskette.
Save
File:
To
save
a
communication
parameters
file
onto
a
diskette.
Quit:
To
exit
the
file
without
saving
and
return
to
the
MAIN
MENU.
This
function
allows
you
to
create
a
file
to
execute
log
-in
for
CompuServe.
I.
Press
MENU
and
select
File;
then
select
CompuServe
from
the
function
menu.
This
window
appears:
t€
COMPUSERVE
LOGIN
FILE
»
PHONE
NUMBER:
I
DIAL
MODE:
BiT
PER
SECOND:
USER
ID:
PASSWORD:
TONE
2440
Type
telephone
number
and
press
RETURN.
If
a
CompuServe
file
already
exists
on
a
diskette
which
is
inserted
into
the
drive,
the
machine
automatically
loads
the
file.
Use
CURSOR
UP
and
CURSOR
DOWN
to
move
the
cursor
to
the
desired
parameter.
Type
your
user
ID
number,
your
password,
and
use
SPACE
BAR
to
select
the
DIAL
MODE
and
BIT
PER
SECOND
settings.
DIAL
MODE
:
TONE
For
push-button
phone
Communication
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