Broadcasting, The display will show, R memory – Brother 875 MC User Manual
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4. Enter the time in 24-hour format
using the number keys.
Example:
19:45
(7:45 P.M.),
5. Wait for two seconds, press
STOP
to exit.
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Broadcasting
By
using
the
numbers
you
have
stored
for
One-Touch
dialing,
Speed-Dialing,
or
group
dialing,
you
can
send
faxes
automatically
to
a
maximum
of
100
different
locations
(FAX-875MC)
and
60
different locations (FAX-825MC) at once.
You can not broadcast to a number that has not been stored into memory.
KEYS TO PRES
1. Insert the documents into the
feeder.
2. Press
Q.SCAN.
3. Enter the One-Touch and Speed-
Dial numbers, one after the other,
or a group number.
Example: Group number.
4. Press
START
and the fax machine
will read the documents into
memory, and then start sending
faxes to all the numbers you en
tered.
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Getting Familiar with the Broadcasting Function
* *
To stop the broadcast in progress, press STOP.
*
Enter
the
chain
dialing
numbers
as
you
normally
would,
but
keep
in mind
that
each key counts as one location, so the number of locations you can call becomes
limited.
You
have
up
to
60
locations
on
FAX-825MC
and
100
different
locations
on
FAX-875MC.
You
can
call
with
One-Touch,
Speed-Dialing,
and
group
num
bers.
*
If the line is busy or for some other reason a connection could not be made during
broadcasting, the fax machine will re-dial the number automatically. (See page 6-
5.)
*
If the memory is full, press STOP to abort the job or press START to send the
portion that is in the memory (if more than
one
page
has
been
scanned.) (See
page
6
-
6
.)
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