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Preparation for using MFP
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1.3 Print
Print with computer
User can install MFP driver on user computer to print documents.
For details, see P. 3-4 「1.2 Update options available with printer driver」.
Print with USB portable memory
User can connect USB portable memory or hard disk (HDD) directly to MFP to print saved files.
File formats available for printing is PDF document file and JPEG, PNG, TIFF, or other image files.
For details, see P. 3-8 「3. Print with USB portable memory」.
- Some files may not be supported depending on the compression method of image files.
1.4 Fax (optional)
Security
This MFP has improved security by using “Secured Tx and Rx”.
When “Secured Tx/Rx” is used, a correct password must be entered to start Tx/Rx.
G3, JBIG, Quick Document Scan and Memory Transfer
Internal 33.6Kbps fax modem based on ITU-T (International Telecommunications Union Telecommunication) V.34
supports G3 communication method so that super speed transmission can be completed in 2 or 3 seconds even
when using normal landline. Also it uses new compression format, JBIG, so that documents with included images
can be sent super fast.
Tx/Rx by rotating document orientation
When document orientation is different from paper orientation, the document image is automatically rotated 90
degree to fit the paper orientation. Saved document is also rotated 90 degree for transmission.
Therefore, Tx/Rx is possible regardless of paper size or document orientation of recipient.
Amazing triple action
While MFP is performing memory Rx/Tx or making copies, other functions or next transmission job can be set.
Fax transfer
Received fax documents can be transferred to specified recipients.
Any faxed documents to your office can be received at other locations or your home and you will not miss or lose any
business opportunities.
Transmission report
Transmission report can be automatically printed to confirm if your fax has arrived successfully.
Transmission report can be printed for all transmissions or only for unsuccessfully transmissions with error.
For details, see P. 7-40 「4.5 Report」.