Panasonic AUTO-LOGIC KX-F3500 - Manual (Page 19)

How to Operate
Your Unit from a
Remote Location
To transmit a
document
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To transmita
document after
recording your
message
Start transmission
When you use a rotary (pulse) phone, see included
leaflet “FAX CORRESPONDENCE”.
To record a voice message after transmitting
a document to another KX-F3500:
1 During transmission, lift the handset or push the
SP-PHONE button.
2 Speak after the long beep following the OGM.
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Other
informations
•If a caller hangs up during or immediately after hearing
the OGM, the START/COPY indicator may flash for
about 40 seconds, but nothing is recorded. This may
occur due to differences in Central Office lines and is a
normal condition;
•If you are using a call waiting service, and a call is
received at the same time that a document is being
received, the document may include distored
characters, or reception errors may occur.
•If a telephone connected in parallel with your unit is used
during transmission of a document, the document may
be sent with distored characters.
•If the letters and/or drawing In an original document
are small or intricate, change the Scanning Line
Density (Resolution) to “FÍNE”. When you transmit
the FAX CORRESPONDENCE sheet, we recommend
that you set to "FINE” so that the other party can
receive a clear copy.
•If the condition of the telephone line is poor (noisy) or the
recording paper of the receiving unit is out, the ALARM
indicator wilt flash and a beep will be heard. During these
conditions, transmission is not possible.
•When you are transmitting a narrow document, slide
the right document guide over to support the
document.
■ WARNINGS:
•When the unit is used in the facsimile mode for a long
time, it may overheat and stop operating. The LCD
display will show "WAIT, OVER HEATED”. At this
time, do not disconnect the AC cord from the power
outlet. Operation will automatically resume as soon
as the unit has cooled.
•If you should experience difficulty transmitting/
receiving a document (particularly international
FAXES) because of poor telephone line conditions,
refer to the INSTALLATION MANUAL.
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