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General| Brand | Konica Minolta |
|---|---|
| Model | bizhub FK-503 |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Important notices and regulatory requirements for specific regions, including FCC and Industry Canada.
Basic procedure for sending a fax, covering control panel use and document placement.
Essential settings required at startup, such as date, time, and telephone number for fax functions.
Detailed overview of the touch panel buttons and their functions for machine operation.
Basic procedure for sending a one-sided document fax via the control panel.
Instructions for loading documents into the ADF or onto the platen glass for scanning.
Methods for specifying a fax recipient, including keypad, one-touch, and search.
Configuration options for how the machine receives faxes: auto or manual.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues when documents fail to send.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues when documents cannot be received.
Technical details of facsimile functions, including memory, baud rate, and scanning sizes.
How to access and use various scanning and transmission functions via the FAX Menu.
Procedure for sending documents securely using a confidential box for private information.
Setup procedure for enabling faxing between machines using matching passwords.
Process to store a document for later transmission when a polling command is received.
Procedure to receive a document from a destination by sending a command, potentially at discounted times.
How to register recipient information for quick dialing using one-touch buttons.
Registering transmission settings and recipient information for automated fax operations.
Setting default fax functions active upon machine startup or reset.
Registering the machine's telephone number, PBX, and line type for FAX communication.
Defining default values for transmission quality, density, and communication mode.
Configuring auto/manual reception and the number of rings before automatic pickup.
Setting communication passwords for secure fax transmission and reception.
Instructions for accessing and navigating the web interface for machine management.
Registering fax recipients and programs via web interface for one-touch dialing.
Changing system configurations like output trays and default screens via web interface.
Specifying machine telephone number, PBX, and dialing system via web interface.
Verifying document numbers, times, destinations, and results from transmission reports.
Verifying document numbers, reception times, and results from receiving activity reports.
Procedure for replacing the TX marker stamp when it becomes faint.
Glossary of general terms and functions used in fax communication.
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