Brother INSTAFAX FAX2100M - Manual (Page 162)

ERROR MESSAGES
Error Codes
40 06 — This indicates that a unit which has not been set up
for polling has been polled by another unit.
40 11 — This indicates that the unit has attempted relay
broadcasting, but for an unregistered group number.
40 13 — This indicates that the machine has been set up for
secure polling, but the polling request has come
from a unit which is not a Brother machine.
20 01,20 08, AO 01 — Try the operation again.
If any error code other than those listed here appears on the
LCD, contact your Brother service center and inform them of
the situation.
This message indicates that you have attempted to reach a
one-touch or speed dialing number that has not yet been
registered. (See page IV-4-1 and IV-5-1.)
INVALID OPERATION
NO NUMBER REGISTERED
This message indicates that no one-touch or speed dialing
numbers have been registered when the TEL-1N DEX key is
pressed or the TEL-INDEX list has been called up.
NOT REGISTERED
STATION ID
N0 DOCUMENT IN FEEDER
SET DOCUMENT(S)
This indicates that you have attempted to use the super
COVERPAGE function before registering your station ID.
Register the station ID {see page IV-1-2) first, and then try
the operation again.
This indicates that no document(s) has been set into the
document feeder, when you have tried to select contrast
change or multiple resolution setting, or confidential
transmission
INVALID OPERATION
CHECK YOUR NUMBER
- O R -
MEMORY FULL
PRESS STOP TO AVOID
This indicates that you have pressed a Group key (a one-
touch number registered as a group key) before pressing
the BROADCAST key.
No more data can be stored in the memory. Press the STOP
key to erase the entire memory, or press the START key to
send the stored data out of the memory.
It is
also possible to create more space in the uniP s memory
by printing out some confidential documents or documents
that have been received into memory. In addition, more
space can be made available by sending documents that
have been stored into memory. A Memory Used Report
(see page V-9-2) will inform you as to how much memory
in the machine is available.
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