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Contents
1 General Information
1.1 Introduction......................................................................................5
1.2 How Does a Fax Machine Work?....................................................5
1.3 Certificate for Machines with CE Marking.....................................6
CTR 21 Approval.............................. .................................. ..... ...... .....6
1.4 Safety Precautions........................................................................... 7
Laser Safety.......................................................................................7
Internal Laser Radiation.....................................................................7
Ozone Release Warning.................................................................... 7
1.5 Characteristics.................................................................................8
1.6 Multi Operation Table ......................................................................8
2 Installation
2.1 Control Panel, Displays and Keys..................................................9
Programmable one-touch keys........................................................11
2.2 Connect the telephone line cable.................................................13
2.3 Initiating the fax option..................................................................13
3Data Entry
3.1 Preparation.....................................................................................15
3.2 Typing Conventions in this Manual..............................................15
3.3 Enter Text........................................................................................15
Entering Numbers and Characters...................................................15
Special Characters...........................................................................16
3.4 Entering your Fax Number............................................................16
3.5 Entering your Company Name........... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ..............17
3.6 Entering Date and Time................. .................................. ..... ...... ...17
3.7 Storing Numbers ........................................................................... 18
Entering One-Touch Numbers............................... ...... ...... ..... .........18
Entering Speed Dial Numbers..........................................................20
Changing One-Touch- or Speed Dial Numbers...............................22
Erasing One-Touch- or Speed Dial Numbers..................................24
Entering Call Groups......................................... ..... ...... ...... ..... .........25
Changing Group Dials......................................................................26
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Erasing Call Groups........................................................................ 27
Phone Book.....................................................................................27
3.8 Advanced Settings ........................................................................ 28
Buzzer Volume................................................................................28
Header............................................................................................. 28
Set relay boxes................................................................................29
Erasing Relay Boxes.......................................................................30
4Send
4.1 Transmission................................................................................. 31
Notes on Original Documents.......................................................... 31
Photocopy or Carrying Film.............................................................32
Placing the Documents.................................................................... 32
Placing Documents on the Glass .................................................... 32
4.2 Settings for Sending a Fax...........................................................34
Resolution........................................................................................34
Contrast...........................................................................................34
4.3 Dialling Methods............................................................................ 35
Manual Dialling Using the Numeric Keypad.................................... 35
One-Touch Dialling.......................................................................... 35
Speed Dialling.................................................................................35
Automatic Call Groups..................................................................... 36
Telephone Directory........................................................................ 36
Manual Redial..................................................................................36
4.4 Memory Transmission .................................................................. 37
4.5 Direct Transmission (1 Page TX) ................................................ 38
4.6 Book TX ......................................................................................... 39
4.7 Delayed Transmission (Timer)..................................................... 40
4.8 Relay Broadcast Initiation..................................................... ...... . 41
4.9 Polling Transmission................................. ..... ...... ...... ..... ............. 43
Standard Polling.............................................................................. 43
Selective polling...............................................................................43
Deleting Polling Documents................... ...... ..... ...... ...... .................. 44
4.10 Mailbox Transmission................................................. ..... ...... ....... 45
4.11 Deleting Data.................................................................................. 46
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5 Reception
5.1 Manual Reception..........................................................................47
Default Reception Setting ................................................................47
5.2 Automatic Reception.....................................................................47
5.3 Memory Reception.........................................................................48
5.4 Mailbox Reception............................................... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...48
Setting up a Mailbox.........................................................................48
Delete Mailbox.................................................................................49
Printing the content of a mailbox......................................................50
5.5 Polling Reception...........................................................................50
Standard Polling.................................... ...... ...... ..... ...... ....................50
Selective polling............................... ..... ...... ...... ..... ..........................51
Continuous Polling................................ .................................. ...... ...52
5.6 Settings for Receiving a Fax.........................................................53
Setting the Paper Size.....................................................................53
Setting Number of Rings..................................................................53
6 Reports and Lists
6.1 Basic Report Settings....................................................................56
6.2 Printing Reports............ .................................. ..... ...... ...... ..... .........57
6.3 Printing a One-touch/Group Dial List...........................................58
6.4 Printing a Memory Report.............................................................58
7 Troubleshooting
7.1 Error Messages on the LCD..........................................................59
7.2 Error Codes....................................................................................61
8 Appendix
8.1 Specifications.................................................................................63
8.2 Index................................................................................................64
8.3 CE marking (declaration of conformity).......................................67
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General Information
1 General Information
1.1 Introduction
Thank you for c hoosing the Di18 1f and showing c onfidence in our pro duct.
This machine has a modern design and fulfils today’s requirements of a
fax machine. It combines advanced technology with a contemporary
appearance.
The machine is authorised for use in the public telephone network and is
compatible to other fax machines of the communication standard 3.
The Di181f was manufactured to the same high quality standards as is
common for all other precision instruments made by Minolta.
This manual will assist you in becoming familiar with the machine. It
contains all the necessary information for the start-up, its functions and
the replacement of the consumables.
Please, always keep this manual to hand when using the machine.
1.2 How Does a Fax Machine Work?
A fax machine can be connected to a normal telephone system without
taking any special precautions, just like a normal telephone set. The
function of a fax machine is quite similar to that of a telephone.
The way a fax machine works is simple: Documents that are to be
transmitted are at first scanned. The machine does not recognise the
letters but reads the picture, dot by dot, and marks each dot as black or
white. That is why you can not only transmit texts but also pictures and
photos. The information is then digitised and compressed so that the fax
machine can send it quickly over the telephone line to another fax
machine which reverses the process, reading and marking each dot as
black or white on a sheet of paper.
When you are "cal led" b y a fax mach ine, y our tele phone ring s as normal.
Therefore you cannot know whether your are receiving a fax call or a
telephone call before picking up the receiver. Those sounds are the so
called "hand shaking " and function as an introdu ction sequence before the
actual transmissio n, just as i nterlocuto rs - often - introduce them selves at
the beginning of a telephone call. In the introductory sequence the
technical features of both machines are matched to make sure the
transmission and the reception are conducted to a high standard.
With your Di181f you do not need to listen to the introductory sequence.
How to program the machine accordingly will be explained later in this
manual. Furthermore you will als o find infor mation abou t the settin gs th at
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come with the machine, that have to be made when instal-ling, or the
settings that can be made at a later stage. Most of the features of the fax
machine work independently, so that you can program only the settings
you need for the moment and ignore all others.
By the way, the word "fax" is a combination of the Latin "facere" (to make)
and "simile" (similar) describing the process of making a copy which is
similar to the original. This artificial word "fax" has nowadays become
widely accepted i n everyday lang uage, replaci ng the older term facsimile.
A copy is therefore to be made similar to the original. Fax machines are
also called facsimile machines.
Now, enjoy your new fax machine.
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1.3 Certificate for Machines with CE Marking
CTR 21 Approval
Annex II
The equipment has been approved in accordance with Council Decision
98/482/EC for pan-European single terminal connection to the public
switched telephone network (PSTN). However, due to differences
between the individ ual PSTNs provided in differe nt countries, the approval
does not, or itself, give an unconditional assurance of successful
operation on every PSTN network termination point.
In cases of problems, you should contact your equipment supplier in the
first instance.
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General Information
1.4 Safety Precautions
Follow the safety advice to ensure safe operation of the machine.
G Connect the machine o nly to a 200 - 240 V/ 5 0 Hz earthed po wer point.
G Make sure the power is not turned off over night.
G Always pull at the plug, never at the wire, when you want disconnect
the machine from the p ower s upp ly . If pos s ibl e, c onn ect the m ac hin e
directly to a wall outlet.
G To facilitate comm unication always k eep the machine switched on and
program the correct user data. Make sure to enter the correct user
names.
G Do not unscrew any p arts, if not speci fical ly requ ested in thi s manual .
If necessary contact your technical service.
G Never open the machine while it is transmitting or printing.
G Take care not to let humidity into the machine.
G Make sure no objects fall into the machine.
G If any problem occurs that can not be solved by the procedures
described in thi s manual make sure yo u c on t act the technical se rvi ce .
G Follow the recommended maintenance procedures regularly..
Used cartridges may be taken bac k by the tec hni ca l serv ic e stat ion as a
part of the maintenance procedures.
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Laser Safety
This fax machine contains a page printer which operates by means of a
laser. This fax mach ine co ntains a p age printer which opera tes by me ans
of a laser. Th is machin e does n ot impos e any da nger as long as it is us ed
according to the proce dures descri bed in this m anual. The laser is lim ited
to the interior of the machine. The environmen t is protected from the laser
emission by the covers of the machine.
Internal Laser Radiation
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Maximum radiation: 1,3 x 10
(mW) Wavelength: 770-810 (nm)
The machine works w ith an inv isible cla ss IIIb la ser. The pr inter head unit
is not field service item.
Ozone Release Warning
During printer operation, a small quantity of ozone is released. This
amount is not large enough to ha rm anyone. However, be sur e the roo m
where the fax mach ine is being used has adequate ventilat ion,. especiall y
if you are printin g a hi gh volume of material o r if the fa x m ac hi ne is being
used continuously over a long period.
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1.5 Characteristics
Your new fax machine is a compact multi-functional device facilitating
your work and reducing your fax communication times. The features of the
Di181f include scanning of originals into the memory for delayed
transmission, allowing simultaneous reception of fax messages and vice
versa.
Type
G A6 - A3 format, Super G3 mode, Desktop Laser Fax1
G up to 33.600 bps transmission speed
G MH / MR / MMR / JBIG, ECM coding
G Automatic document feeder up to 50 pages (A4)
G Document capacity up to 300 sheets
G 20 digit double-spaced LCD display
G 64 level grey scale.
Dialling Functions
G Delayed transmissi on
G Relay broadcast initiation
G Multi-functional operation interface
G Polling RX / TX
G Confidential reception / mailbox transmission
G Confidential transmission.
General Information
1.6 Multi Operation Table
All jobs are dispatched sequentially. No further interference is required.
1. Function Simultaneous Operations
Copy Sending Receiving Printing (only with GDI printer option)
Scan Printing (only with GDI printer option)
Send Copying Printing (only with GDI printer option)
Receive Copying Printing (only with GDI printer option)
Print fax Copying Printing (only with GDI printer option)
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Installation
2 Installation
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2 Numeric keypad Use these keys to enter numbers and letters, e.g. fax
Shows the status of the machine and contains information
about the operation modes.
numbers and destination names.
3 CLEAR (C) Press this key to change numbers or characters entered
using the numeric keyp ad.
4 STOP Stops the current operation.
5 START Starts all functions of the machine such as transmission,
receiving, copying etc..
6 CONTRAST KEYS Press these keys to manually change the contrast
settings.
7 RESOLUTION Press this key to change the resolution settings.
8 RESOLUTION LEDs Enter the current resolution (fine, S-fine, US-fine, half
tone).
9 BOOK TX Press this key to transmit a book.
10 TONE Use this key to switch from pulse dialling to tone dialling.
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11 REDIAL/PAUSE Use this key to either redial or to generate a pause.
12 FUNCTION Press this key to open the menu. Select the desired
function with either the one-touch keys or the arrow keys..
13 ENTER Press this key to confirm the entry of numbers, letters and
menu selections.
14 COPY/FAX Press this key to choose between copy mode and fax
mode.
15 ABBR/DIRECTORY Use this key to enter a three-digit speed dial number. Also
press this key to search for a stored number.
16 ONE TOUCH Use this key to dial a stored number. Press this key in
conjunction with the function keys to select various fax
functions. For further information please refer to the next
section, "P rogrammed One-touch Keys".
17 COMMUNICATION
LED
This LED is on when a fax is being transmitted (sending,
receiving, etc).
18 ERROR LED This LED is on, if an error occurs.
19 MEMORY LED This LED is on if a document has been stored.
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Programmable one-touch keys
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1 CONFIDENTIAL Press this key for confidential transmission or reception
and to set up mailbox transmissions.
2 RELAY Press this key to set up relay transmissions or relay
boxes.
3 POLLING Press this key to select one of the transmission poll
functions.
4 POLLING RX Press this key to select one of the receiving poll functions.
5 1 PAGE Press this key to make a manual transmission.
6 ID SET Press this key to enter your company name, number, the
date and time.
7 INITIAL SET Press this key to set the line type and header.
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8 DIAL SET Press this key to store one-touch key, speed dial and
group dial numbers.
9 FILE CANCEL Press this key to delete transmission and reception
reservations.
10 REPORT/LIST Press this key to print reports and lists.
11 PBX Press this key to cancel the automatic line access
function. This enables you to call faxes within the same
PBX location.
12 SPACE Press this key to add a space when entering text.
13 ARROW KEYS Use these keys to move the cursor to the left or right, and
to call up the last or next menu item.
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Installation
2.2 Connect the telephone line cable
Plug the other end of the telephone
1
cord into the terminal on the righthand side at the back of the
machine.
Connect the telephone cable to the wall outlet.
2
2.3 Initiating the fax option
Switch the machine on and Turn
1
the flip panel over. The Di181f fax
option is now ready for operation.
2
Telephone socket
Telephone cable
Open
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Installation
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Data Entry
3Data Entry
3.1 Preparation
Before all features of your fax machine are available you are obliged to
enter several settings. This chapter explains how to set your name, your
line type and the remote locations with which you may wish to
communicate.
You can cancel the setting anytime by pressing [STOP]. The setting will
then not be saved. If you do not press any key wi thin 30 sec onds you r fax
machine will return to standby mode.
3.2 Typing Conventions in this Manual
If nothing else is reques ted, all keys are to be presse d one after the othe r.
This is also the case if they are co nnect ed by a "+" to facil itate t he l ayout .
"Press [0] + [5] + [ENTER]" means: Press the numeric key [0], then the
numeric key [5] and then the key named [ENTER].
3.3 Enter Text
Use the numeric keypad to enter letters and special characters. For
details refer to the following tables. Press [ENTER] to save the relevant
setting. To add a space, press [SPACE]. If you have made a mistake,
press the [DELETE] key to correc t the mista ke. Press t he arrow right ke y
(OT 40) to move the cursor onc e letters and speci al characters have bee n
entered.
3
Entering Numbers and Characters
To enter characters press the following keys:
Numeric key 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
1 time 1234567890
2 times A D G J M P T W
3 times BEHKNQUX
4 times C F I L O R V Y
5 times S Z
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3
Special Characters
Press [*] as many times as shown in the table.
Numeric key * Numeric key * Numeric key *
1 time * * 9 times * , 17 times * :
2 times * & 10 times * ! 18 times * ;
3 times * - 11 times * + 19 times * @
4 times * / 12 times * = 20 times * %
5 times * ( 13 times * < 21 times * [
6 times * ) 14 times * > 22 times * ]
7 times * " 15 times * ? 23 times * ’
8 times * . 16 times * $
3.4 Entering your Fax Number
You can place your na me and fax num ber in th e hea de r. The header will
appear at the top of the faxes you send. Up to 20 characters can be
entered.
The information in the header help the receiving station to identify the
sender.
Press [*] 10 times to enter "+".
Press [SPACE] to add blanks.
Data Entry
Press [FUNCTION].
1
Press [ID SET].
2
Press [ENTER].
3
Enter your fax number and press
4
[ENTER]. Then enter your name
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SELECT FUNCTION
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FAX NUMBER
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FAX=
KEYPAD/EN TER
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Data Entry
3.5 Entering your Company Name
You can enter either your company name, your name or both. Up to 24
characters can be entered.
Refer to 3.3 for instructions on how to make the entries.
Press [ENTER].
1
Enter your name and press
2
[ENTER].
Then enter date and time.
3.6 Entering Date and Time
Date and time appear on the d isp la y, th e ac tiv ity rep ort an d th e oth er fax
machine’ s prin tou ts.
Press [ENTER].
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NAME=
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NAME=ABCDEF
KEYPAD/ENTER
10/21 ’98 13:35
0-9/ENTER
Enter the date (DDMMYY) and the
2
time (24-hr. format).
Press [ENTER] and [STOP].
3
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10/21 ’98 12:00
0 - 9/ENTER
10/21 ’98 12:00
FAX Ready.
3
3.7 Storing Numbers
Entering One-Touch Numbers
Use this function to store your most frequently called fax numbers for
instant recall or to arrange call groups ( for more information refer to
"Entering Call Groups").
Press [FUNCTION] and
1
[DIAL SET].
Press the arrow left key ( OT 39)
2
and [ENTER].
Press the desired one-touch key.
3
Press the one-touch keys [1] to
[20] twice to set the one-touch
keys [21] to [40].
Press [ENTER] and enter the
4
relevant call number.
Data Entry
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06 :7654321
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5
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6
the sub-address or the num ber for
selective polli ng. If you do not wish
to enter a sub-address, continue
with step 9.
Press [ENTER].
7
Use the numeric keypad to enter
8
the sub-address ID or password
for selective polling.
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SUB:
KEYPAD/ENTER
SUB:99999999
KEYP AD/ENTER
SID:
KEYPAD/ENTER
SID:123456
KEYP AD/ENTER
Data Entry
Press [ENTER].
9
Use the numeric keypad to enter the name and press [ENTER].
10
Use the numeric keypad to select
11
the modem speed.
[0] : High (33600 bps)
[1] : Average (14400 bps)
[2] : Low (9600 bps)
Press [ENTER].
12
Use the numeric keypad to ent er
13
another one-touch number and
press [ENTER].
[0] : Continue
[1] : End
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Note
To fill in the one-touch labels facilitates later finding of the desired
telephone number.
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