Fax Settings
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You can set values between 0 and 127 mm (in 1 mm increments).
[16 mm] is set at the time of factory shipment.
Receive Size
Used to restrict the paper size incoming faxes are printed. When an incoming fax is received,
the machine notifies the sender fax machine of the required fax size.
[A4/B4/A3] is set at the time of factory shipment.
Note • Document width is used to indicate the fax size restriction.
• If you received a fax in B4 paper size when the machine has no tray containing B5 paper, it is printed
in A3 paper. If the machine has the tray for B4 paper size ready and the tray is empty, the message
for loading paper is displayed on the screen.
Auto
The machine prints incoming faxes by selecting the tray containing the paper of the correct
size.
A4
The machine restricts incoming faxes to A4 size (210 mm width).
A4/B4
The machine restricts incoming faxes to A4 size (210 mm width) and B4 size (257 mm
width).
A4/B4/A3
The machine restricts incoming faxes to A4 size (210 mm width), B4 size (257 mm width),
and A3 size (297 mm width).
Print Size (Received Letter)
Used to set the paper size in which to print document that was sent in Letter or A4 size.
[Letter/A4] is set at the time of factory shipment.
Note • The machine operates according to the [Auto Reduce on Receipt] or [Border Limit] settings on
whether to automatically reduce or discard portions of A4 document received when the paper size is
set to [Letter/A4] or [Letter].
Letter/A4
The machine prints the fax in Letter size first. If the Letter size is not available, it prints in A4
size.
Letter
The machine prints the fax in Letter size.
Immediate Fax Switch
When the amount of remaining memory becomes low while saving an outgoing fax, the
machine can be set to start transmission during the save operation when the amount of
remaining memory reaches a set value. This is referred to as Immediate communication.
Used to set the remaining memory level to switch to the Immediate communication.
You can set a value between 0 and 99% (in 1% increments).
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