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7 If you want to designate this key for Subaddress Communication, press the Sub-Address key and then proceed to step 8. If you DO NOT want to designate this key for Subaddress Communication, proceed to step 11. Fax Operation (Basic Use) 8 Use the keypad to enter the corresponding subaddress. Subaddress: A subaddress is required during Subaddress Communication in order to designate the other party's Enter Subaddress Subaddress Communication Box. The subaddress can be up to 20 digits in length and can include any combination of the numerals 0 - 9. 20 Digits 9 Press the Enter key. 10 Use the keypad to enter the Subaddress Communication password. A Subaddress Password: Communication password is used during Subaddress Communication. However, you do not have to enter a Subaddress Communication password here if you Enter Your Password have determined in advance with the other party not to use one. 20 Digits > If you want to register a Subaddress Communication password, it can be up to 20 digits in length and include any combination of the numerals 0 - 9 and the symbols "*" and "#". > If you DO NOT need to register a Subaddress Communication password, proceed to step 11. 11 Press the Enter key. 12 Enter the name of the other party. The name of the other party can be up to 20 characters in length. (See Entering Characters on page 2-15.) Enter Destination Name 13 Press the Enter key. 14 Press the S key or the T key to select the desired transmission speed. If communication errors occur frequently at 33600bps, change the setting to 14400bps or 9600bps. TX Start Speed: 33600bps 14400bps 9600bps > If you pressed the Sub-Address key in step7, proceed to step 20. > If you DID NOT press the Sub-Address key in step 7, press the Enter key and proceed to step 15. 15 Press the S key or the T key to select whether or not you want to designate this key for Encrypted Encryption Transmission. On Off > If you want to designate this key for Encrypted Transmission, select On and proceed to step 16. > If you DO NOT want to designate this key for Encrypted Transmission, select Off and proceed to step 20. 2-19

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Fax Operation (Basic Use)
2-19
7
If you want to designate this key for Subaddress
Communication, press the
Sub-Address
key and then
proceed to step 8.
If you DO NOT want to designate this key for
Subaddress Communication, proceed to step 11.
8
Use the keypad to enter the corresponding
subaddress.
A subaddress is required during Subaddress
Communication in order to designate the other party’s
Subaddress Communication Box. The subaddress can
be up to 20 digits in length and can include any combination of the numerals 0 – 9.
9
Press the
Enter
key.
10
Use the keypad to enter the Subaddress
Communication password. A Subaddress
Communication password is used during Subaddress
Communication. However, you do not have to enter a
Subaddress Communication password here if you
have determined in advance with the other party not to
use one.
> If you want to register a Subaddress Communication password, it can be up to 20 digits in length
and include any combination of the numerals 0 – 9 and the symbols “*” and “#”.
> If you DO NOT need to register a Subaddress Communication password, proceed to step 11.
11
Press the
Enter
key.
12
Enter the name of the other party.
The name of the other party can be up to 20
characters in length. (See
Entering Characters
on
page
2-15
.)
13
Press the
Enter
key.
14
Press the
S
key or the
T
key to select the desired
transmission speed.
If communication errors occur frequently at
33600bps
, change the setting to
14400bps
or
9600bps
.
> If you pressed the
Sub-Address
key in step7, proceed to step 20.
> If you DID NOT press the
Sub-Address
key in step 7, press the
Enter
key and proceed to step
15.
15
Press the
S
key or the
T
key to select whether or not
you want to designate this key for Encrypted
Transmission.
> If you want to designate this key for Encrypted Transmission, select
On
and proceed to step 16.
> If you DO NOT want to designate this key for Encrypted Transmission, select
Off
and proceed to
step 20.
Subaddress:
Enter Subaddress
20 Digits
Password:
Enter Your Password
20 Digits
Enter Destination Name
TX Start Speed:
14400bps
33600bps
9600bps
On
Off
Encryption