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3.4 Specifying a destination
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3.4.8 Chain dial
Specify a destination with a combination of the One-Touch Dial Key, speed dial, dial entry, and redial/pause
functions to send a fax.
The following methods are provided to specify a destination.
- Entering a dial number
- One-touch Dial
- Speed dial
- Address Book
Tips
- To send a fax to multiple destinations, use the Memory TX function.
This example explains how to use a One-Touch Dial Key and enter a destination fax number.
1 Press the On Hook key.
The Memory TX indicator lamp turns off, and [*OFF HOOK*] appears in the Display screen.
2 Press the One-Touch Dial Key of a destination, and press the Start key.
3 Enter a destination fax number using the Keypad, and load the original.
% For details on how to load the original, refer to page 3-4.
4 Press the Start key.
The data is sent to the fax number specified with the One-Touch Dial Key and Keypad.
To stop sending, press the Clear/Stop key, and press [YES] in the displayed screen.
3.4.9 Specifying multiple destinations (Sequential broadcast transmission)
The original can be sent to multiple destinations by one operation. This function is referred to as a sequential
broadcast transmission.
The following methods are provided to specify multiple destinations.
- Entering a dial number
- One-touch Dial
- Speed dial
- Group dial
- Address Book
Tips
- To send a fax to multiple destinations, use the Memory TX function.
- Up to 255 destinations can be specified at one time. When using a One-Touch Dial Key, up to 32 des-
tinations can be specified. When using Speed Dial, up to 250 destinations can be specified. When en-
tering a fax number, up to 16 destinations can be specified.
When necessary, you can combine the methods above to specify destinations.
1 Load the original.
% For details on how to load the original, refer to page 3-4.
2 Press the Function key.
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