Why Triumph Adler DC 6230 All in One Printer cannot perform encrypted communication?
If your Triumph Adler All in One Printer cannot perform encrypted communication, double-check the registrations both at the sender and recipient ends to ensure they are correct.
Why I cannot use the remote switching function on Triumph Adler All in One Printer?
If you cannot use the remote switching function on your Triumph Adler All in One Printer, and you are using a pulse line, some phones may transmit tone signals using buttons. Refer to the operation manual of your phone set. Also, verify that the remote switching number is correct; the default is 55.
Why is there no print output after reception on Triumph Adler DC 6230?
If there is no print output after reception on your Triumph Adler All in One Printer, check the forwarding destination, as memory forwarding might be activated.
Why Triumph Adler DC 6230 cannot perform memory reception?
If your Triumph Adler All in One Printer cannot perform memory reception, ensure there is free space available in the memory. Receive after creating free space in the memory.
Why Triumph Adler DC 6230 All in One Printer cannot perform sub address transmission?
If your Triumph Adler All in One Printer cannot perform sub address transmission, it may be because the recipient fax machine does not have a sub address transmission feature. Sub address transmission cannot be performed unless the recipient fax machine has this feature. If the recipient fax machine has a sub address transmission feature, verify that the entered sub address or sub address password is correct and identical to what is registered in the recipient fax machine. If your entry is correct, check with the recipient.
Why Triumph Adler DC 6230 cannot perform memory forwarding?
If your Triumph Adler All in One Printer cannot perform memory forwarding, check the memory forwarding setting to ensure it is set to [On].
General| Brand | Triumph Adler |
|---|---|
| Model | DC 6230 |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Explains the content and purpose of this user guide.
Provides instructions for safe power connection.
States limitations of liability and disclaimers.
Lists registered trademarks of Adobe and other companies.
Basic safety precautions for telephone equipment.
Describes the structure and content of the manual.
Explains the keys and indicators on the machine's operation panel.
Identifies and describes the main parts of the fax machine.
Guides on selecting the correct telephone line type for fax.
Explains how to set up TTI for fax transmission.
Details on registering local FAX name and number for TTI.
Instructions for setting the machine's internal clock.
Configuration for connecting to a PBX system.
Explains general fax transmission using numeric keys.
Describes how to set the machine for automatic fax reception.
Details methods for canceling fax transmissions or receptions.
Instructions for registering and using destinations in the address book.
How to register and use one-touch keys for quick dialing.
Explains the redial function for the last dialed number.
How to schedule fax transmissions for a later time.
Sending the same document to multiple destinations in one operation.
Scheduling next transmission while current one is in progress.
Sending a fax by interrupting current operations.
Dialing by linking fax numbers with a common chain number.
Sending originals after confirming telephone line connection.
Receiving faxes manually after confirming connection.
Starting fax reception remotely via a connected telephone set.
Options for printing or forwarding received faxes.
Using sub addresses for advanced communication.
Storing received originals in personal sub address boxes.
Registering and recalling transmission requirements as programs.
Communication mode controlled by the receiving machine.
User and job accounting for tracking fax usage.
Introduces other useful fax functions.
Overview of tools to check transmission status.
How to view past send/receive job logs.
Printing various reports for fax results and setup status.
Configuring email notifications for fax receipts.
Setting to receive both fax and telephone calls on one line.
Setting to use fax and answering machine functions.
Consult dealer for this menu setting.
Adjusting the number of rings before answering.
Adjusting speaker and monitor volume.
Setting the number of automatic retries for transmission.
Selecting the appropriate mode for receiving faxes.
Adding date/time information to printed received faxes.
Specifying the paper type for received fax output.
Using Distinctive Ring Pattern service for multiple numbers.
Limiting communication based on registered numbers.
Securing fax communication using encryption keys.
Printing received faxes on both sides of the paper.
Printing two pages on one sheet of paper.
Printing multi-page faxes in a batch.
Assigning functions to soft keys for quick access.
Enabling remote access for service checks.
Setting periods when fax printing is disabled.
Explains the features and benefits of Network FAX.
Describes the preparation needed to use Network FAX.
Explains the meaning of machine indicators during fax status.
Safety guidelines for powering down the machine.
Lists common error messages and their corrective actions.
General guide for resolving operational problems.
Details on how to enter characters using the machine's interface.
Technical specifications related to the fax functionality.
A hierarchical list of the machine's menu options.
Table showing paper selection priority for received faxes.
Table showing paper selection priority for received faxes.
A list of error codes and their possible causes/actions.
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