Dell 1135n User Guide

							You  can  activate secure receiving mode without  setting  a  password,  but cannot protect your  faxes.
7. Re-enter the password to  confirm it  and  press  OK.
8. Press   Stop/Clear () to  return  to  ready  mode.
When  a  fax is received in secure receiving mode, your  machine stores it  in memory and  shows   Secure  Receive to
let  you know that  there is a  fax received.
Printing received faxes
1. Access  the  Secure  Receive  menu  by following steps 1 through 4 in “Activating  secure receiving mode.”
2. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Print appears and  press   OK.
3. Enter  the four -digit  password and  press   OK.
The  machine prints all of the faxes stored  in memory.
Deactivating secure receiving  mode
1. Access  the  Secure  Receive  menu  by following steps 1 through 4 in “Activating  secure receiving mode.”
2. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Off appears and  press   OK.
3. Enter  the four -digit  password and  press   OK.
The  mode is deactivated and  the machine prints all faxes stored  in memory.
4. Press  Stop/Clear   () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Receiving faxes in memory
Since your  machine is a  multi-tasking device, it  can  receive  faxes while  you are making  copies or printing. If  you
receive  a  fax while  you are copying or printing, your  machine stores incoming faxes in its  memory.  Then,  as soon as
you finish  copying or printing, the machine automatically prints the fax.
Adjusting the document settings
Before  starting a  fax, change  the following settings according to  your  original’s  status to  get  the best quality.
Resolution
The  default document settings produces good results  when  using  typical  text-based originals.  However,  if you send
originals that  are of poor  quality,  or contain photographs, you can  adjust  the resolution to  produce  a  higher  quality
fax.
1. Press   Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Menu () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Fax Feature appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Resolution appears and  press   OK.
5. Press  the left/right  arrow until the option you want  appears and  press   OK.
6. Press   Stop/Clear () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Recommended  resolution settings for different original document types are described in the table below:
mode recommended for:
Standard Originals with normal  sized characters.
FineOriginals containing  small characters or thin  lines or originals printed using  a  dot-matrix  printer.
Super
FineOriginals containing  extremely fine  detail.  Super  Fine mode is enabled  only  if the machine with which
you are communicating also  supports  the Super Fine resolution.
For  memory transmission,  Super  Fine mode is not available. The  resolution setting  is
automatically changed to   Fine
When  your  machine is set  to   Super  Fine resolution and  the fax machine with which you are
communicating does  not support  Super  Fine resolution, the machine transmits using  the
highest  resolution mode supported by the other fax machine.
Photo
FaxOriginals containing  shades of gray or photographs.
Color
FaxOriginals with colors. Sending a  color  fax is enabled  only  if the machine with which you are
communicating supports  color  fax reception  and  you send the fax manually.  In this mode, memory
transmission is not available.
The  resolution setting  is applied  to  the current fax job.  To change  the default setting, see  Change Default.
 
						

							Darkness
You  can  select the degree of darkness  of the original document.
1. Press  Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Menu  () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Fax Feature appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Darkness appears and  press   OK.
5. Press  the left/right  arrow until the option you want  appears and  press   OK.
6. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
The  darkness  setting  is applied  to  the current fax job.  To change  the default setting, see  Change Default.
Forwarding a fax to another destination
You  can  set  the machine to  forward  the received or sent fax to  other destination by a  fax. If  you are out of office but
have  to  receive  the fax, this feature  may be useful.
Forwarding a sent fax to  another destination
You  can  set  the machine to  forward  every fax you sent to  another destination.
1. Press  Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Menu  () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Fax Feature appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Forward appears and  press   OK.
5. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Fax appears and  press   OK.
6. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Send Forward appears and  press   OK.
7. Press  the left/right  arrow until  On appears and  press   OK.
8. Enter  the number of the fax machine to  which faxes are to  be sent and  press   OK.
9. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Subsequent  sent faxes will be forwarded to  the specified fax machine.
Forwarding a received fax to  another destination
With this feature, you can  forward  every fax you received to  another destination. When  the machine receives a  fax,
a  fax is stored  in the memory then, the machine sends it  to  the destination you have  set.
1. Press   Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Menu  () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Fax Feature appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Forward appears and  press   OK.
5. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Fax appears and  press   OK.
6. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Rcv. Forward appears and  press   OK.
7. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Forward appears and  press   OK.
To set  the machine to  print  out a  fax when  fax forwarding has  been  completed, select  Forward  &  Print.
8. Enter  the number of the fax machine to  which faxes are to  be sent and  press   OK.
9. Enter  the starting time using  left/right  arrow or numeric keypad and  press   OK.
10. Enter  the ending time using  left/right  arrow or numeric keypad and  press   OK.
11. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Subsequent  received faxes will be forwarded to  the specified fax machine.
Setting up address book
You  can  set  up   Address  Book with the fax numbers you use most frequently. Your  machine provides  you with the
following features for setting  up   Address  Book:
Before  beginning to  store fax numbers,  make  sure  that  your  machine is in Fax  mode.
Speed dial numbers
You  can  store up  to  200 frequently-used fax numbers in speed dial  numbers.
 
						

							Registering a speed dial number
1. Press  Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Address  Book () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  New &  Edit appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Speed  Dial appears and  press   OK.
5. Enter  a  speed dial  number between  0 and  199 and  press   OK.
If  an entry is already stored  in the number you choose,  the display  shows  the message  to  allow you to  change
it.  To start  over with another speed dial  number, press   Back.
6. Enter  the name you want  and  press   OK.
For  details on how to  enter alphanumeric characters (See  Entering characters using  the number keypad
).
7. Enter  the fax number you want  and  press  OK.
8. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Editing speed dial numbers
1. Press  Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Address  Book () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  New &  Edit appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Speed  Dial appears and  press   OK.
5. Enter  the speed dial  number you want  to  edit and  press   OK.
6. Change the name and  press   OK.
7. Change the fax number and  press   OK.
8. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Using  speed dial numbers
When  you are prompted  to  enter a  destination number while  sending a  fax, enter the speed dial  number at which
you stored  the number you want.
For  a  one -digit  (0 -9)  speed dial  number, press  and  hold the corresponding  digit  button on the number
keypad.
For  a  two- or three-digit  speed dial  number, press  the first digit  button(s) and  then  hold down  the last digit
button.
You  can  also  search through memory for an entry by pressing Address Book (See  Searching Address Book for an
entry).
Group dial numbers
If  you frequently send the same  document to  several  destinations,  you can  group these destinations and  set  them
under a  group dial  number. You  can  then  use a  group dial  number to  send a  document to  all of the destinations
within  the group.  You  can  set  up  to  100 (0  through 99) group dial  numbers using  the destination’s  existing speed
dial  numbers.
Registering a group dial number
1. Press  Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Address  Book () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  New &  Edit appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Group Dial appears and  press   OK.
5. Enter  a  group dial  number between  0 and  99  and  press   OK.
If  an entry is already stored  in the number you choose,  the display  shows  the message  to  allow you to  change
it.
6. Enter  the name you want  and  press   OK.
For  details on how to  enter alphanumeric characters (See  Entering characters using  the number keypad
).
7. Enter  the first few  letters of the speed dial’s name you want.
8. Press  the left/right  arrow until the name and  number you want  appears and  press   OK.
9. Press   OK when   Yes appears at the  Another  No.? prompt.
Repeat  step 7 to  include other speed dial  numbers into the group.
10. When  you have  finished,  press  the left/right  arrow to  select  No at the  Another  No.?  prompt and  press   OK.
11. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
 
						

							Editing a group dial number
1. Press  Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Address  Book () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  New &  Edit appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Group Dial appears and  press   OK.
5. Enter  the group dial  number you want  to  edit and  press   OK.
6. Enter  the name you want  to  edit and  press   OK.
7. Enter  the first few  letters of the speed dial’s name you want  to  add  or delete.
8. Press  the left/right  arrow until the name and  number you want  appears and  press   OK.
If  you entered  a  new speed dial  number,  Add ? appears.
If  you enter a  speed dial  number stored  in the group,   Delete? appears.
9. Press  OK to  add  or delete the number.
10. Press   OK when   Yes appears to  add  or delete more  numbers and  repeat steps 7 and  8.
11. When  you have  finished,  press  the left/right  arrow to  select  No at the  Another  No.?  and  press  OK.
12. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Using  group dial numbers
To use a  group dial  entry,  you need  to  search for and  select it  from  memory.
When  you are prompted  to  enter a  fax number while  sending a  fax, press   Address  Book.  See below.
Searching Address Book for an entry
There are two ways  to  search for a  number in memory.  You  can  either  scan  from  A  to  Z  sequentially, or you can
search by entering  the first letters of the name associated  with the number.
Searching sequentially through  the memory
1. Press  Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Address  Book () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Search  &  Dial appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Group Dial appears and  press   OK.
5. Press  the left/right  arrow until  All appears and  press   OK.
6. Press  the left/right  arrow until the name and  number you want  appears.  You  can  search upwards or
downwards  through the entire  memory in alphabetical  order.
Searching sequentially through  the memory
1. Press   Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Address  Book () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Search  &  Dial appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Group Dial appears and  press   OK.
5. Press  the left/right  arrow until  ID appears and  press   OK.
6. Enter  the first few  letters of the name you want.
7. Press  the left/right  arrow until the group dial’s name and  number you want  appears.
Deleting a Address Book for entry
1. Press   Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Address  Book  () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Delete appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until the deleting  option you want  appears and  press   OK.
5. Press  the left/right  arrow until the searching method you want  appears and  press   OK.
Select  Search  All  to  search for an entry by scanning  through all entries  in  Address  Book.
Select  Search  ID  to  search for an entry by the first few  letters of the name.
6. Press  the left/right  arrow until the name you want  appears and  press   OK.
Or, enter the first letters. Press  the left/right  arrow until the name you want  appears and  press   OK.
7. Press   OK when   Yes appears to  confirm the deletion.
8. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
 
						

							Printing Address Book
You  can  check  your  Address  Book settings by printing a  list.
1. Press  Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Address  Book () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Print appears and  press   OK.
The  machine begins  printing.
Printing sent fax report automatically
You  can  set  the machine to  print  a  report with detailed information  about  the previous  50  communication operations,
including time and  dates.
1. Press   Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Menu  () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Fax Setup appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Auto Report appears and  press   OK.
5. Press  the left/right  arrow until  On appears and  press   OK.
6. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
 
						

							Machine status and advanced
feature
This chapter explains  how to  browse  the current status of your  machine,  and  the method of setting  for the advanced
machine setup. Read  this chapter carefully  in order  to  use your  machine's  diverse features.
This chapter includes:
Fax  setup
Copy  setup
Printing  a  report
Clearing memory
Network
Menu overview
Fax setup
Changing the fax setup options
Your  machine provides  you with various user -selectable options for setting  up  the fax system. You  can  change  the
default settings for your  preferences and  needs.
To change  the fax setup  options:
1. Press  Fax () on the control panel.
2. Press   Menu  () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Fax Setup appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until the fax setup  item you want  appears and  press   OK.
5. Press  the left/right  arrow until the option you want  appears and  press   OK.
6. Press  the left/right  arrow until the desired status appears or enter the value  for the option you have  selected, and
press   OK.
7. If  necessary, repeat steps 4 through 6.
8. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Sending
Option Description
Redial
Times You  can  specify the number of redial attempts.  If  you enter 0, the machine will not redial.
Redial
TermYour  machine can  automatically redial a  remote  fax machine if it  was  busy. You  can  set  an interval
between  attempts.
Prefix
DialYou  can  set  a  prefix  of up  to  five digits. This number dials before any automatic dial  number is started.  It
is useful  for accessing a  PABX exchange.
ECM
ModeThis mode helps with poor  line  quality and  makes sure  any faxes you send are sent smoothly  to  any other
ECM -equipped  fax machine.  Sending a  fax using  ECM  may take  more  time.
Send
ReportYou  can  set  your  machine to  print  a  confirmation report showing  whether  a  transmission was  successful,
how many pages were  sent,  and  more. The  available  options are 
On, Off ,  and   On-Error ,  which prints
only  when  a  transmission is not successful.
Image
TCRThis function allows  users  to  know what  fax messages have  been  sent by showing  sent messages in the
transmission report.
The  first page  of the message  is turned into an image file than  is printed on the transmission report so the
users  can  see what  messages have  been  sent.
However,  you can  not use this function when  sending fax without  saving the data in the memory.
DialThis setting  may not be available  depending on your  country.  If  you cannot reach  this option,  your
 
						

							Modemachine does  not support this feature.
You  can  set  the dial  mode for your  machine to  either  tone dialling or pulse dialling.  If  you have  a  public
telephone system  or a  private  branch  exchange (PBX) system, you may need  to  select Pulse.  Contact
your  local  telephone company if you are not sure  which dial  mode to  use.
If  you select  Pulse,  some  phone  system  features might not be available. It can  also  take  longer to  dial  a
fax or phone  number.
Receiving
Option Description
Receive
Mode You  can  select the default fax receiving mode. For  details on receiving faxes in each  mode, see
Changing the receive  modes
.
Ring To
AnswerYou  can  specify the number of times  the machine rings before answering an incoming call.
Stamp
RCV
NameThis option allows  the machine to  automatically print  the page  number, and  the date and  time of
reception  at the bottom  of each  page  of a  received fax.
RCV
Start
CodeThis code  allows  you to  initiate  fax reception  from  an extension  phone  plugged into the EXT  socket on
the back  of the machine.  If  you pick  up  the extension  phone  and  hear  fax tones,  enter the code. It is
preset to  *9* at the factory.
Auto
ReductionWhen  receiving a  fax containing  pages as long as or longer than  the paper loaded in the paper tray,
the machine can  reduce the size of the original to  fit  the size of the paper loaded in the machine.
Turn on this feature  if you want  to  automatically reduce an incoming page.
With this feature  set  to  
Off,  the machine cannot reduce the original to  fit  onto one  page. The  original
will be divided  and  printed in actual  size on two or more  pages.
Discard
SizeWhen  receiving a  fax containing  pages as long as or longer than  the paper in your  machine,  you can
set  the machine to  discard  a  specific  length from  the end  of the received fax. The  machine will print
the received fax on one  or more  sheets  of paper, minus the data that  would have  been  on the specified
discard  segment.
When  the received fax contains  pages larger  than  the paper in your  machine,  and   Auto Reduction
has  been  turned on,  the machine will reduce the fax to  fit  on the existing paper, and  nothing will be
discarded.
Junk Fax
SetupThis setting  may not be available  depending on your  country.  Using this feature, the system  will not
accept  faxes sent from  remote  stations  whose  numbers are stored  in the memory as junk fax numbers.
This feature  is useful  for blocking any unwanted  faxes.
When  you turn  on this feature, you can  access  the following options to  set  junk fax numbers.
Add : Allows  you to  set  up  to  10  fax numbers.
Delete : Allows  you to  delete the desired junk fax number. If  you select  Delete All,  Allows  you to
delete all junk fax numbers.
DRPD
Mode This mode enables  a  user  to  use a  single  telephone line  to  answer  several  different telephone
numbers.  In this menu,  you can  set  the machine to  recognize which ring patterns  to  answer. For
details about  this feature, see 
Receiving faxes using  DRPD  mode
.
Change Default
Option Description
Resolution Changing the resolution setting  affects  the appearance of the received document.
Standard: Originals with normal  sized characters.
Fine: Originals containing  small characters or thin  lines or originals printed using  a  dot-matrix
printer.
Super  Fine : Originals containing  extremely fine  detail.  Super  Fine mode is enabled  only  if the
machine with which you are communicating also  supports  the  Super  Fine resolution.
For  memory transmission,  Super  Fine mode is not available. The  resolution setting  is
automatically changed to   Fine.
When  your  machine is set  to   Super  Fine resolution and  the fax machine with which you
are communicating does  not support  Super  Fine resolution, the machine transmits using
the highest  resolution mode supported by the other fax machine.
Photo  Fax : Originals containing  shades of gray or photographs.
Color  Fax: Originals with colors. Sending a  color  fax is enabled  only  if the machine with which you
are communicating supports  color  fax reception  and  you send the fax manually.  In this mode,
 
						

							memory transmission is not available.
DarknessYou  can  select the default contrast  mode to  fax your  originals lighter or darker.
Auto Report
You  can  set  the machine to  print  a  report with detailed information  about  the previous  50  communication
operations, including time and  dates.
For  further details, see Printing  sent fax report automatically
.
Copy setup
Changing the copy setup options
For  copy  output, you can  set  up  several  options in advance.
1. Press  Copy   () on the control panel.
2. Press  Menu  () on the control panel.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Copy  Setup appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until the copy  setup  item you want  appears and  press   OK.
5. Press  the left/right  arrow until the setup  option you want  appears and  press   OK.
6. Press  the left/right  arrow until the setting  you want  appears and  press   OK.
7. Repeat  steps 4 through 6, as needed.
8. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Change Default
Option Description
Copies You  can  enter the number of copies using  the number keypad.
Copy CollationYou  can  set  the machine to  sort  the copy  job.
For  further details, see  Deciding the form  of copy  output 
.
Reduce/EnlargeReduces  or enlarges  the size of a  copied image.
DarknessAdjusts the brightness level to  make  a  copy  that  is easier  to  read,  when  the original contains
faint  markings and  dark images.
Original TypeImproves  the copy  quality by selecting  the document type for the current copy  job.
Printing a report
You  can  print  a  report on the machine's  configuration or font list, etc.
1. Press  Menu  () on the control panel.
2. Press  the left/right  arrow until  System Setup appears and  press   OK.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Report appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until the report or list you want  to  print  appears and  press   OK.
To print  all reports  and  lists,  select  All Report.
5. Press  OK when   Yes appears to  confirm printing.
The  selected information  prints out.
Option Description
ConfigurationThis list shows  the status of the user -selectable options.  You  may print  this list to  confirm your
changes after changing settings.
Phone BookThis list shows  all of the fax numbers currently stored  in the machine’s  memory.
Send ReportThis report shows  the fax number, the number of pages, the elapsed  time of the job,  the
communication mode, and  the communication results  for a  particular  fax job.
You  can  set  up  your  machine to  automatically print  a  transmission confirmation report after each  fax
job (See Sending
).
Sent Report This report shows  information  on the faxes you have  recently sent.
You  can  set  the machine to  automatically print  this report every 50  communications (See  Sending
).
Fax RCV
Report This report shows  information  on the faxes you have  recently received.
Schedule This list shows  the documents currently stored  for delayed faxes along with the starting time and
 
						

							Jobstype of each  operation.
JunkFax
Report This list shows  the fax numbers specified as junk fax numbers.  To add  or delete numbers to  or from
this list, access  the Junk Fax  Setup  menu  (See 
Receiving
).
Network
Info. This list shows  information  on your  machine’s  network connection  and  configuration.
You  can  also  print  the machine's  status information  and  browse  status with Embedded Web Service .  Open the
Web browser  on your  networked computer  and  type the IP  address of your  machine.  When  Embedded Web
Service
 opens,  click   Information  > Print information.
Clearing memory
You  can  selectively clear  information  stored  in your  machine’s  memory.
1. Press   Menu  () on the control panel.
2. Press  the left/right  arrow until  System Setup appears and  press   OK.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Clear Setting appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until the item you want  to  clear  appears and  press   OK.
5. Press   OK when   Yes appears to  confirm clearing.
6. Repeat  steps 4 through 5 to  clear  another item.
7. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Some  menus  may not appear in the display  depending on options or models. If  so, it  is not applicable  to  your
machine.
Option Description
All settingsClears all of the data stored  in memory and  resets all of your  settings to  the factory default.
Fax SetupRestores  all of the fax options to  the factory default.
Copy SetupRestores  all of the copy  options to  the factory default.
Scan SetupRestores  all of the scan  options to  the factory default.
System Setup Restores  all of the system  options to  the factory default.
Network Setup Restores  all of the network options to  the factory default.
Phone  Book Clears all of the fax numbers entries  stored  in memory.
Sent Report Clears all records of sent faxes.
RCV  Report Clears all records of received faxes.
Network
You  may set  up  the network with the machine's  display  screen. Before  doing  that, you must  have  the relevant
information  concerning the type of network protocols and  computer  system  you use.  If  you are not sure  which setting
to  use,  contact  your  network administrator to  configure this machine to  the network.
1. Press  Menu  () on the control panel.
2. Press  the left/right  arrow until  Network appears and  press   OK.
3. Press  the left/right  arrow until the setup  option you want  appears and  press   OK.
4. Press  the left/right  arrow until the setting  you want  appears and  press   OK.
5. Repeat  steps 3 through 4, as needed.
6. Press   Stop/Clear  () to  return  to  ready  mode.
Option Description
TCP/IP
(IPv4)Select appropriate protocol and  configure parameters  to  use the network environment.
There are lots of parameters  to  be set; therefore, if you are not sure, leave as is, or consult the
network administrator.
TCP/IP
(IPv6) Selects  this option to  use the network environment  through IPv6  (See 
IPv6  Configuration
).
Ethernet
SpeedConfigure  the network transmission speed.
ClearReverts the network settings to  the default values.
 
						

							Setting
Network
InfoThis list shows  information  on your  machine’s  network connection  and  configuration.
Menu overview
The  control panel provides  access  to  various menus  to  set  up  the machine or use the machine’s  functions.  These
menus  can  be accessed by pressing Menu (
).
Some  menus  may not appear in the display  depending on options or models. If  so, it  is not applicable  to  your
machine.
Items Option
Fax Feature Darkness
Resolution
Multi Send
Delay Send
Priority Send
Forward
Secure  Receive
Add  Page
Cancel  Job
Fax Setup Sending
Redial Times
Redial Term
Prefix Dial
ECM  Mode
Send Report
Image TCR
Dial  Mode
Receiving Receive  Mode
Ring To Answer
Stamp  RCV  Name
RCV  Start Code
Auto Reduction
Discard Size
Junk Fax Setup
DRPD  Mode
Change  Default Resolution
Darkness
Auto Report
Copy  Feature Reduce/Enlarge
Darkness
Original Type
Layout
Adjust Bkgd.
Copy  Setup Scan  Size Change  DefaultCopies
Copy  Collation
Reduce/Enlarge
Darkness
Original Type
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