Sharp DX-C310FX DX-C310 DX-C3400 Operation Manual - Page 467

SCANNER/INTERNET FAX SENDING A FAX IN INTERNET FAX MODE The basic procedure for sending a fax in Internet fax mode is explained below. This procedure can also be used to perform direct transmission by Direct SMTP. When a default address is configured in "Default Address Setting" (Web page only) in the system settings (administrator), the mode cannot be changed, the destination cannot be changed, and destinations cannot be added. To switch to Internet fax mode, select the [Cancel] key in the display, press the [OK] key, and follow the steps below. Keys in the display can be selected with the arrow keys and the [OK] key. Place the original. Place the original face up in the document feeder tray, or face down on the document glass. • Image rotation 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" (A5) or B5 size original in landscape orientation will be rotated 90 degrees and transmitted as 1 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" (A5) or B5 image in portrait orientation. Transmission • Originals cannot be scanned in succession from both the automatic document feeder and the document glass and sent in a single transmission. System Settings (Administrator): Rotation Sending Setting (Web page only) This is used to select whether or not a scanned original image is rotated before transmission. Initially a B5 landscape original is set to be rotated and sent as a B5 portrait image, and a 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" (A5) landscape original is set to be rotated and sent as a 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" (A5) portrait image. (1) (4) (3) 2 AAA AAA CCC CCC EEE EEE GGG GGG III III BBB BBB DDD DDD FFF FFF HHH HHH JJJ JJJ (2) BACK OK BACK OK Specify the destination. (1) Select the [Address] key in the base screen. (2) Select the [Address Book] key. (3) Select the key of the desired destination. The e-mail address is specified as the return address. The icon appears in one-touch keys in which Internet fax addresses are stored. (4) Select the [Basic Menu] key. In addition to specification by a one-touch key, a destination can also be specified by a search number. You can also manually enter a destination or look up a destination in a global address book. For more information, see "ENTERING DESTINATIONS" (page 5-22). 5-45 Contents