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Dialing method

This product has DTMF (Dial Tone Multi Frequency) dialing only.

Disposal of used batteries

Ni-MH (Nickel Metal Hydride) batteries are installed inside machine as back up

memory batteries.

Please dispose of used batteries in an environmentally friendly manner accord-

ing to the manufacturer's instructions. For replacement of the batteries, please

contact your qualiﬁed service technician.

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- Table of Contents4
- How to Read this Manual13
- Precautions15
Chapter 1 Getting Started21
- Main Features23
- Part Names and Functions27
- Lcd34
- Power Switch and Energy Save Mode40
  - Power Switch40
  - Energy Save Mode41
- Voice Guidance42
- Calling the Functions47
  - Entering a Function Number (Shortcut)47
  - Searching for a Function Onscreen47
- Entering Characters49
User Install55
- Basic Settings (User Install)55
Paper61
- Acceptable Paper61
  - Paper Cassette61
  - Bypass Tray61
- Unacceptable Paper63
- Printing Area63
- Automatic Paper Supply Function64
- Loading Paper65
Document77
- Acceptable Document Sizes77
- Unacceptable Documents78
- Scanning Range78
- Loading Documents79
  - Loading Documents on the Document Glass79
  - Loading Documents on the ADF80
Chapter 2 Copy Functions83
- Basic83
- Before Copying84
- Copy Procedure87
  - Basic Copy87
  - Scanning the Next Documents88
- Basic Functions90
- Advanced99
- Advanced Functions99
- Function Combination132
Chapter 3 Basic Fax Functions135
- Transmission135
- Before Transmitting137
  - Automatic Document Size Detection137
  - Memory Overflow During Transmission138
- Transmitting Faxes139
- Useful Transmission Functions147
Job Confirmation/Fax Cancel155
- Canceling/Checking Fax155
  - Canceling/Checking the Broadcast Transmission and Group Transmission by Destination157
Reception159
- Receiving Faxes159
- Operations During Reception166
  - Display During Reception166
  - Out-Of-Paper Reception166
- Recording Received Documents167
Communication Management171
- Managing Communications171
Phone Call181
- Making a Phone Call181
- Receiving a Phone Call182
- Advanced Fax Functions183
Chapter 4 Advanced Fax Functions185
- Broadcast185
  - Broadcast Transmission185
  - Group Transmission187
- Delayed Transmission188
- Dial Prefix190
  - Registering Prefix Numbers190
- Transmitting a Cover Page with Documents193
- Polling Communications196
- F-Code Communications199
- Fax & Copy220
- Enlarge Transmission222
- Scan Size224
- Fax Forward226
Chapter 5 Operation Management234
- Managing Operating Conditions by Department234
- Checking the Number of Printed Pages240
- Checking the Waiting Print Jobs241
Chapter 6 Security Function244
- Closed Communication244
- ID Check Transmission249
  - Setting the ID Check Transmission249
  - Performing the ID Check Transmission250
- Check Broadcast Destination252
  - Setting the Broadcast Destination Check252
  - Transmission after the Broadcast Destination Check253
- Dial Double-Push254
  - Setting the Dial Double-Push254
  - Performing the Dial Double-Push Transmission255
- Security Reception256
  - Setting the Security Reception256
  - Printing Security Reception Documents258
- Blocking Junk Faxes259
- Protect Settings263
Chapter 7 Scanner and Printer Driver265
Scanning265
- Scanning266
- Printing from the PC268
Chapter 8 Entering/Editing Functions273
- Fax Function Settings273
- Entering/Editing Speed Dials273
  - Entering/Editing273
  - Entering Method 1: Entering Directly into an Unregistered Speed Dial276
  - Entering Method 2: Entering a Number from the Numeric Keys277
  - Deleting a Speed Dial277
  - Moving a Speed-Dial Number278
  - Replacing Speed-Dial Numbers279
  - Limitations on Deleting/Moving/Replacing280
  - Printing a Speed-Dial List281
- Entering Group Dials282
  - Entering/Editing282
  - Entering/Editing Group Names283
  - Printing a Group List284
- Transmission Default Settings285
  - Setting the Default285
  - Fax Transmission Default Settings List285
- Other Settings287
  - Setting Procedure287
  - Other Settings List287
- Printing a Fax Settings List290
- Copy Function Settings291
- Copy Default Settings291
  - Setting the Default291
  - Copy Default Settings List292
- Other Settings293
  - Copy Reservation Settings293
- Printing a Copy Settings List294
- Scanner Function Settings295
- Scanner Default Settings295
  - Setting the Default295
  - Scanner Default Settings List296
- Scan Box Settings297
  - Setting a Scan Box Name and I.D. Code297
- Printing a Scanner Settings List299
- Paper Settings300
  - Setting Procedure300
  - Paper Settings List301
- Protect Passcode303
- Management Settings304
  - Setting Procedure304
  - Management Settings List305
  - Printing a System Setting List309
  - Printing a List of Stored Documents310
  - Clearing the User Data312
- Macros313
  - Programming a Macro313
  - Changing a Macro Name315
  - Deleting a Macro317
  - Printing a Macro List318
  - Running a Macro Program319
  - Setting the Running Speed for Macros319
- Changing Soft Keys320
- Entering/Editing the Touch Panel Keys322
  - Entering/Editing322
  - Entering from a Blank Touch Panel Key323
  - Deleting a Touch Panel Key324
  - Initializing the Touch Panel Keys325
Chapter 9 Maintenance and Troubleshooting328
- Replacing the Cartridges328
- Replacing the Stamp (Option)334
- Daily Maintenance336
Troubleshooting339
- Paper Jams339
  - If a Paper Jam Occurs Inside the Machine339
  - If a Paper Jam Occurs in the Bypass Tray341
- Document Jams342
- Error Messages344
- Troubleshooting353
- When a Power Failure Occurs359
- If You Cannot Solve the Problem361
Chapter 10 Appendix364
- Function Number List364
- Main Specifications374
- Consumables376
- Optional Items377
- Index378

Brand	Muratec
Model	mfx-2200
Category	All in One Printer
Language	English

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