Brother FAX-220 - Manual (Page 27)

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IMPORTANT TRANSMISSION INFORMATtON:
When inserting documents into the feeder, hold the documents by both hands. Take your
hands off the documents immediately once the first page of the documents has started to be
fed into the feeder.
Do not transmit or copy very thick pages (over 0.12mm thick). If you have to transmit such
pages, use a photocopier (not the
FAX-220) to make a copy and transmit the copy instead.
Do not transmit or copy wrinkled, wet, or coated documents. Make a photocopy and transmit
it instead.
Do not transmit or copy documents printed on thick photographic paper, metal or textiles.
Make a photocopy and transmit it instead.
Do not transmit or copy documents that are too thin (tissue paper, tracing paper, etc.) The
thinnest paper suitable for transmission is 0.055mm. Make a photocopy and transmit it instead.
Remove all staples and paper clips from the documents to be transmitted.
Do not transmit or copy documents held together by scotch tape. Photocopy them and
transmit the photocopy.
Do not load the feeder with more than five (5) documents at a time.
Transmit carrier sheets and glossy papers one at a time.
Do not transmit documents of different sizes and/or thickness together.
When transmitting more than one document at a time using the ADF, make sure that they are
between 0.06 and 0.09mm thick. Otherwise, transmit one by one, or use a photocopier to
make copies and transmit them instead.
Scannable area that can be guaranteed is the shaded area in the following picture.
Document Length
USING THE UNIT AS A TELEPHONE
To use this unit as a telephone, you have the following choices:
• Manual dialing
• One-touch dialing
• Speed-dialing
All of these can be made in the ON-HOOK or OFF-HOOK mode. To use the three ways of
dialing, follow the same instructions as tor facsimile dialing, except you do not set a document
into the feeder.
And the REDIAL function is also available.