Konica Minolta bizhub C35 bizhub C35 Facsimile User Guide - Page 105

Destination registration, Address Book, Group, Program

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Destination registration By registering destinations where faxes are frequently sent, recipients can be recalled allowing a fax to easily be sent. With this machine, address book destinations (Address Book), group destinations (Group) and program destinations (Program) can be registered. Address Book The information for destinations where faxes are frequently sent can be registered. A destination can selected from the address book when a fax is being sent. A maximum of 2,000 address book destinations can be registered. For details on registering, refer to "Registering an address book destination" on page 6-3. Group Multiple address book destinations can be registered together as a group. This is useful when sending the same fax to multiple destinations in a broadcast transmission. A maximum of 100 group destinations (with a maximum of 500 address book destinations per group) can be registered. Group destinations are registered from PageScope Web Connection. For details on registering, refer to the [Reference Guide]. Program Destinations where faxes are frequently sent can be registered together with fax settings ([Scan Settings], [Comm. Settings] and [Original Settings] screens). A registered program destination can be recalled by pressing the [Mode Memory] key in the control panel. A maximum of 400 program destinations can be registered. For details on registering, refer to "Registering a program destination" on page 6-6. 6-2 Destination registration

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Destination registration
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Destination registration
By registering destinations where faxes are frequently sent, recipients can be
recalled allowing a fax to easily be sent. With this machine, address book
destinations (Address Book), group destinations (Group) and program desti-
nations (Program) can be registered.
Address Book
The information for destinations where faxes are frequently sent can be regis-
tered. A destination can selected from the address book when a fax is being
sent. A maximum of 2,000 address book destinations can be registered.
For details on registering, refer to “Registering an address book destination”
on page 6-3.
Group
Multiple address book destinations can be registered together as a group.
This is useful when sending the same fax to multiple destinations in a broad-
cast transmission. A maximum of 100 group destinations (with a maximum of
500 address book destinations per group) can be registered.
Group destinations are registered from PageScope Web Connection. For
details on registering, refer to the [Reference Guide].
Program
Destinations where faxes are frequently sent can be registered together with
fax settings ([Scan Settings], [Comm. Settings] and [Original Settings]
screens). A registered program destination can be recalled by pressing the
[Mode Memory] key in the control panel. A maximum of 400 program destina-
tions can be registered.
For details on registering, refer to “Registering a program destination” on
page 6-6.