Brother INTELLIFAX 600 - Manual (Page 91)

RECEIVING FAX AND OTHER CALLS
Smoothing
SMOOTHING OFF
SMOOTHING ON
In the section on sending faxes, we saw how changing the
resolution altered the quality of a transmitted fax. Changing
the resolution setting on the IntelliFAX600/650M will not
affect the resolution of an incoming fax. However, the
IntelliFAX600/650M has a proprietary technique that will
enhance the appearance of any incoming fax. This is called
SMOOTHING.
When an incoming fax is being transmitted in standard or fine
mode, the íntelliFAX600/650M can look at the incoming data
and interpolate extra lines between those being sent by the
transmitting fax. This smooths the outlines of text and prevents
lines in artworks from having a jagged appearance.
Note:
- Smoothing enhances incoming faxes from any fax machine,
not just Brother machines. It has no effect on the resolution
of outgoing faxes.
- Smoothing has no effect if a fax is being sent to you in
superfine resolution, since the printer in the
IntelliFAX600/650M is already working at its maximum
resolution.
- Smoothing has no effect when printing list and reports.
For information on how to turn smoothing on or off, turn to
page 5-7.
Reception Into Memory (Only For lntelliFAX650M)
If the IntelUFAX650M has run out of paper it will
automatically store any fax transmissions it receives in its
memory. Also, if it runs out of paper midway through receiving
a transmission, it will store the part of the document that it is
unable to print. The following message appears on the LCD
display:
PAPER ROLL EMPTY
Load the machine with paper and the unit will print any stored
documents or parts of documents automatically.
No data is lost provided you do not turn off the machine prior
to printing out the stored documents or if you lose power.
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