General view of functions
To keep the use of functions as simple as possible, they are grouped logically. You can print out a list of all functions:INTRODUCTION
OKPress the FUNCTION key three times. Below please find an example
FUNCTIONof a function list:
FUNCTION LIST 15-MAY-99 12:30
1 INSTALLATION2 FAX3 FAXSWITCH4 OTHERS5 ANSWERING DEV.
11 SET LANGUAGE22 POLLED REC.31 DAY41 fax journal51 record. TIME
12 SET TIME/DATE32 Night42 DIALLING LIST52 ACCESS CODE
15 DIAL MODE33 timer43 TRANSM.REPORT53 VIP CODE
34 EASYLINK44 RINGER TYPES55 FORWARDING
45 service code
current settings
your name:
your tel. NO.:
configuration:SERIAL
dial mode:tone
pabx:no
day:fax: QUICKtam: SMART
total rings: 5tollfree rings: 1
NIGHT:tam: ring 3
total rings: 3tollfree rings: 0
TIMER DAY:06:00-22:00
EASYLINK:FAX RECEpt.:*5
TRANSFER:*0
REL. LINE:**
ROM VERSION:V1.10 2A UK
Below you will find a list of all functions with a short description. The setting of these functions is explained on the pages
indicated.
1 Setup11 Set languageSelecanguage of the display textt the l................................................... 11
12 Set time and dateSetting time and date............................................................................. 11
15 Dial modeSetting the dial mode and for operation on an extension..........................10
2 Fax22 Polled receptioncan call up fYou ax messages..........................................................28, 29
3 Fax switch31 DaySetting the operating mode D........................................................AY16, 17
32 NightSetting the operating mode NIGHT....................................................18, 19
33 TimerSetting the operating mode .........................................................TIMER15
34 EasylinkSetting three different codes for use with additional telephones..........37, 38
4 Others41 Fax JournalLog of the last 10 documents received and sent..................................... 28
42 Dialling listPrint out of stored names and numbers.................................................. 38
43 Transmission reportAutomatic print out of transmission protocols.......................................... 28
44 Ringer typesSelection between five ringer types........................................................ 12
45 Service codeDeleting personal ......................................................................settings43
5 Answering device51 Recording timeSetting for recording duration of calls...................................................... 31
(for fax machines52 Access codeSetting the code for the remote control of the answering device
with built-inand for message forwarding................................................................... 35
answering device)53 VIP codeAuthorised callers can override the answering device............................. 34
55 ForwardingMessages forwarded to another telephone number................................. 33
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