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Information regarding registered trademarks of Canon Inc. and other companies.
Details the copyright ownership and usage restrictions of the publication.
Explains warranty limitations and liability disclaimers for the document.
Explains navigation elements like Back, Previous, Next, and TOP buttons.
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Covers broadcasting, delayed sending, and job recall functionalities.
Settings for retry attempts, auto-redialing, and send configuration.
Procedures for switching to tone dialing and dialing overseas numbers.
Settings for receive modes, memory reception, and forwarding.
Registering and managing destinations in the address book.
How to cancel ongoing transmission or reception jobs.
Detailed explanation of copy features like collation, reservation, and two-sided copying.
Procedures for canceling active copy jobs.
Outlines the system environments compatible with network features.
Steps for setting up the machine in a network environment.
Configuration of communication methods and Ethernet connection types.
Setting up communication configurations for network interaction.
Procedures for connecting and using the machine on a TCP/IP network.
Specifying machine protocol settings for TCP/IP.
Configuring computers for printing and faxing via the network.
Steps to configure a computer as an FTP server for receiving data.
How to configure a shared folder on a computer for file sharing.
Methods for managing the machine using software like Remote UI or NetSpot.
Lists the system environments compatible with Remote UI.
Instructions on accessing and using the Remote UI software via a web browser.
Viewing machine status, errors, features, network settings, and page counts.
Managing print jobs, viewing print logs, and activity logs.
Viewing, changing, registering, and deleting address book entries.
Modifying machine settings via Remote UI for custom configurations.
Configuring automatic forwarding of received fax/I-fax documents.
Registering and managing department/user IDs for machine access control.
Saving and loading address book and user management data files.
Editing machine-specific custom settings.
Monitoring transmission/reception results, document status, and job queues.
Managing documents stored in the machine's memory.
Sending received documents from memory to another destination.
Monitoring and removing active copy jobs.
Managing print jobs, including checking status and deletion.
Managing report jobs, including status checks and deletion.
Procedures for checking and receiving incoming I-faxes.
Setting up the System Manager ID and password for administrative control.
Managing department IDs, passwords, and page limits for access control.
Modifying existing passwords and page limits for departments.
Deleting registered department IDs and their associated passwords.
Viewing usage counters (pages) per department.
Resetting the page count totals for all departments.
Printing reports of page usage by department.
Configuring the machine to accept or reject print jobs without registered IDs.
Information on operating the machine with an optional card reader.
Overview of available reports and lists the machine can generate.
Setting up automatic printing of TX, RX, and Activity reports.
Solutions for common issues like no power or error indicators.
Troubleshooting steps for paper feeding issues like jams or misfeeds.
Addresses issues with sending and receiving documents via fax, email, or file server.
Solutions for problems encountered during copying operations.
Troubleshooting steps for printing issues like no output or skewed printouts.
Resolving issues related to dialing, call connections, and telephone lines.
Troubleshooting network connectivity and printing issues.
Definitions of technical terms and concepts used in the manual.
An alphabetical index of terms and topics for quick reference.
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