OKI OKIFAX OF-150 User Guide

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OKIFAX OF-150

Modified by Russian representative office of OKI Europe Ltd.

International Standard Version

Short Users Guide

September

OKI

ELECTRIC INDUSTRY COMPANY, LTD.

3,1992

PREFACE

This manual is intended to be used for installing and maintaining the OKIFAX OF-150 facsimile transceiver (International Standard Version of Upgraded Version).

Maintenance of the OF-l 50 is assumed to be conducted to the following levels:

Assembly-level maintenance for mechanical portion

Unit-level maintenance for electric portion

This manual has been revised for the Upgraded Version. The function items changed or added for this version are as follows:

Group dial: Increased from one to five groups.

EXTRA FINE mode: Added for the feeder transmission.

Keypad dial for the memory transmission: Available.

Multiple copy: Increased from up to 9 copies to up to 99 copies.

Telephone directory: Separated from the configuration report.

Modified modified READ (MMR): Available for the error correction mode (ECM).

Continuous polling reception: Added.

Print counter: Can be displayed on the liquid crystal display (LCD) in the standby mode.

This manual is subject to alteration without prior notification.

OKI

ELECTRIC INDUSTRY COMPANY, LTD.

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1.1

General Performance

Type of appearance

(1)

Desktop type

Compatibility

(2)

CCITT Group 3 facsimile transceiver

Applicable line

(3)

General switched telephone network (GSTN) Private branch exchange (PBX)

Communication mode

(4)

Half duplex

Protocol

(5)

CCITT Rec. T.30

Oki

special protocols: Short-cut protocol

High-speed protocol

CCITT Error correction mode ( ECM)

(6)

Coding scheme

(7)

Modified Huffman (MH)

Modified READ (MR)

Modified modified READ (MMR)

MODEM

(8)

CCITT REC. V.29 CCITT REC. V.27 ter

CCITT REC. V.21 channel 2 (300 bps)

Transmission time

(9)

IO sec/CClTT

(10) Minimum scan line time for sending

Oms

(11) Minimum scan line time for receiving

When receiving from OKIFAX: When receiving from non-OKIFAX:

(9600/7200

(4800/2400

No. 1 sample document

bps)

Oms

5 ms at 7.7 line/mm 10 ms at 3.85 line/mm

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(12) Document width

Max. 280 mm Min. 148 mm (IS0 A5 size)

(13) Effective reading width

IS.0 84 size

(14) Scanning resolution

Horizontal: 8 Vertical:

PEUmm

Transmission mode: 3.85 line/mm (STD), 7.7 line/mm (FINE) or 15.4

COPY mode:

(15) Automatic document feeder (ADF)

(16) Recording paper and sheet

First cassette:

IS0

A4 size plain paper cut

200 sheet capacity

Second cassette (Option):

IS0

A4 size plain paper cut

500 sheet capacity

Manual loading feeder on the first cassette:

Transparency for overhead projector, applicable. Sheet size: A4 size only

line/mm

(EX.FlNE).

15.4 line/mm is for the feeder TX only

7.7 line/mm

(17) Recording resolution

Horizontal : Vertical

Variable

8PEUmm

3.85 to 4.28 line/mm, automatically adjusted to the paper length.

(STD)

7.7 to 8.56 line/mm, automatically adjusted to the paper length. (FINE, COPY)

Fixed :3.85 line/mm

(STD)

7.7 line/mm (FINE, COPY)

(18) Image memory

128 k bytes (Basic OF-l 50).

512 k bytes (Optional memory board) can be added.

(19) Handset telephone

(20) Liquid crystal display (LCD)

2 rows of 20 characters for operation guidance, check and various kinds of information

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(20) Liquid crystal display (LCD)

2 rows of 20 characters for operation guidance, check and various kinds of information

(21) Power source

Nominal input voltage AC 230 V

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1.2

General User’s Function

(1) Auto dial

One-touch key (24 locations with 24 alternate locations)

Two-digit dial (70 locations)

Keypad dial

Chain dial

Mixed dial

(2) Manual dial

(3) Receive mode

Auto receive mode

Manual receive mode

TEL/FAX automatic switchover

(4) Absent mode auto-timer

(5) Automatic redial

(6)

Last number redial

(7)

Telephone directory dial

(8) PHOTO mode

(9)

Voice request (with/without a call-back message)

(10) Local copy including multiple copy

(11) Broadcast (with/without a specified time)

(12) Delayed transmission from feeder

(13) Confidential transmission (with/without a specified time)

(14) Confidential reception (16 mail boxes)

(15) Relay broadcast initiate (with/without a

spe:ified

time)

(16) Polling transmission

(17) Polling reception

(with/without a specified time from a single or multiple locations)

(18) Reverse polling

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(19) Transmission preparation

(20) Receive in memory in no paper state

Receive in memory in no toner state

(21)

(22) Sender identification (Sensor ID)

(23) Personal identification (Personal ID)

(24) Closed network

Reduction transmission

(25)

(84

to A4)

(26) Acoustic line monitor

(27) Reports

Message confirmation (single location)

Message confirmation (multiple locations)

Activity report

Telephone directory

Configuration

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1.3

General Maintenance Functions

Self-diagnosis

(1)

ROM check

RAM check

Print test

Scan operation (Adjustment of scanning level)

(2)

LED test

(3)

Tone send test

(4)

High-speed modem send test

(5)

High-speed modem receive test

(6)

Multi-frequency (MF) send test

(7)

Printer unit print test

(8)

Protocol dump

(9)

Service default report

(10)

(11)

System reset

(12)

Remote diagnosis

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1.4

General Appearance

Figure 1.4.1 shows the general appearance of the OKIFAX OF-l 50. Figure 1.4.2 shows the control panel of the OKIFAX OF-l 50.

, Document

stacker

a. Main Body

Recording paper cassette (Second cassette)

copy

stacker

b. Second Cassette Cabinet (Option)

Figure 1.4.1

General Appearance of OKIFAX OF-l 50

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CHAPTER 2

SPEClF/CATlONS

2.1

Standard Performance Specifications

Table 2.1.1 shows standard performance specifications.

Note:

S-ON:

FP:

TF:

VO.

Type of appearance

Compatibility

3 Applicable Line

Line interface

1) Impedance

2) Sending power level

Effective if the service bit has been set on. Function program setting Technical function setting

Table 2.1.1

Standard Performance Specifications

Item

Desktop type

CCITT Group 3 facsimile transceiver

General switched telephone network

Private branch exchange

600 fi balanced

dBm

to - 15

dBm

(Adjustable in 1

Specifications

range

dBm

steps. TF + 22)

(l/12)

(GSTN)

(PBX)

3) Receiving power level

Communication mode

6 Protocol

dBm

to - 40

dBm

to - 46

range or

dBm

range

(Selectable by changing resistors)

Half-duplex

1) CCITT Rec. T.30

Oki

special protocol, short-cut protocol In multi-page communication, the local transmitting station can immediately start transmitting the

training for the next page after transmitting EOM and upon reception of MCF from the distant

receiving station, instead of repeating all procedures

from the beginning of Phase B (which takes about six seconds). (TF + 08)

Oki

special protocol, high-speed protocol

The T.30 protocol signal from the transmitting

station is sent at message transmission speed instead of 300 bps. (TF + 08)

2-l

Table 2.1.1

Standard Performance Specifications

(2/12)

No.

Error correction

8 Coding scheme

9 MODEM

1) High-speed MODEM

Item

Specifications

CCITT Error correction mode (ECM)

* TF + 31 (To enable or disable this function)

1) One-dimensional coding scheme: Modified Huffman (MH)

2) Two-dimensional coding scheme: Modified READ (MR) Modified modified READ (MMR)

TF+07

ON:

TF + 44

MHonly

OFF:

Both of MR and MH

(to enable or disable the MMR communication)

Note: MMR is for ECM communication only.

CCITT Rec. V.29 (9600/7200 bps)

CCITT Rec. V.27 ter (4800/2400 bps)

* TF + 13 (First training speed selection):

9600 bps or 4800 bps

2) Low-speed MODEM

Fallback

rank

1st

2nd

3rd 4th

CCITT Rec.

Automatic fallback can perform the following sequence

in accordance with FTT, RTN and PPR.

Transmission

speed 9600 bps 7200 bps 4800 bps 2400 bps

When the last trial fails, the transmitting station

transmits a DCN signal to the remote station for

disconnection.

Note 1: Continuous

V.21

channel 2 (300 bps)

Activated by

FTT Times

Activated by Activated by

RTN Times PPR Times 1 1

2 2

PPRs

for the same partial page

within each fallback rank.

1 1 1 1

4 (Note 1) 4 (Note

4 (Note I) 4 (Note 1)

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Table 2.1.1

Standard Performance Specifications

(3/12)

do.

Transmission time

Minimum scan line time for

Item

sending

Minimum scan line time for

receiving

Ringing signal detection

sensitivity

1) Voltage range

Specifications

10 sec./a

Note:

CCITT

No. 1 sample document

This is Phase C time at

3.85’line/mm

and 9600 bps

in MMR code transmission.

Dms Uhen

transmitting the current line, the next line is being

read or has been read, and is ready to start transmitting.

3 ms, when receiving from OKIFAX. 5 ms at 7.7 line/mm and 10 ms at 3.85 line/mm when receiving form non-OKIFAX.

25 to 150 V r.m.s. Inoperative below 17 V

2) Frequency range

3) Ringing signal detection time

4) Ringing signal voltage duration

Type of document to be

transmitted

1) Width

2) Length

13to68Hz

One-ringing signal or 5 to 30 seconds. (Selectable in 5 sec. steps. S-ON. FP + 19)

Longer than 180 (240*) ms

Inoperative if the duration is 90 (150”) ms or less. Note*: In case that PTT parameter = Norway.

Max. 280 mm (Computer sprocket paper of this width can be fed with its edges.) Min. 148 mm (IS0 A5 size)

Min. 128 mm Max. 500 mm for a single document Max. 364 mm (B4 length) for multiple documents

Long document detection: 500 mm, or 60 minutes

*TF

+ 21 (To enable or disable long document TX)

An operator can turn on or off the long document transmission feature for each call in operating sequence.

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Table 2.1.1

Standard Performance Specifications

(4/12)

VO.

Item

3) Thickness

4) Shape

5) Opacity

Automatic document feeder (ADF)

17 Document skew

Specifications

Based on common bond paper, a)

0.06 to 0.13 mm for multiple page feeding

Up to 0.15 mm for single page feeding

Rectangular

Documents allowing less than 40% of the scanner source light to pass through them.

Max. 50 documents/A4 (16 to 24 I b bond paper) Max. 30 documents/B4 Documents shall be placed face down on ADF stacker.

Max. 2.6 mm skew over a document of A4 length.

For a longer document than A4 length, occurrence of skew exceeding 2.6 mm over any A4 length is 0.5% or less.

Effective reading width

Document width

A4(210mm)

U.S. letter size

(216 mm)

B4 (257 mm)

Note

The reduction ratio is

Image scanning system

20 Scanning resolution

Communication. Mode/Picture size

G 3lA4

G3/A4

(Reduction)

(Note 1)

G3lB4

4/5.

2048 bit contact image sensor

Horizontal:8 Vertical :

Note: 15.4 line/mm is for the feeder fransmission only.

Effective reading

width

215 mm

215mm

255 mm

PELs/mm

1) COPY mode:

2) STD mode:

3) FINE mode:

EX. FINE mode: 15.4 line/mm

PHOTO mode: 7.7 line/mm, 3.85 line/mm

7.7 line/mm

3.85 line/mm

7.7 line/mm

or 15.4 line/mm

2-4

Table 2.1.1 Standard Performance Specifications

(5/12)

No.

Contrast control

Document stacking

Document jam detection

Item

Specifications

Automatic background sensing A continuous document background of 0.3 OD

(optical density) or less will be transmitted as white.

The LIGHT and DARK contrasts will be manually

adjusted to improve image quality.

Up to 297 mm in length.

The documents will be placed facedown on the feeder. The first sheet will be fed first in the feeder and will exit facedown on the document stacker. Maximum sheets on the document stacker:

Transmission will stop and line disconnection will

occur when the end of the document is not detected within 500 mm after scanning begins (except if the function “Long document” is set to ON). (TF + 2 1)

Document jam removal

Recording paper or sheet

A jam will also be declared if the document does not

reach the scanning position within 5 seconds after the start of a document feed.

Note:

2) Manual release

For the first or second recording paper cassette:

1) Type:

2) Size:

3) Weight:

4) Thickness: 0.08 mm to 0.12 mm

5) Condition: New paper

When a jam is detected during message transmission, the machine will stop, but its

receiving capabilitywill remain valid.

Pressing STOP key feeds out a document remaining in the feeding path from the feeder.

Plain paper cut (Bond paper)

IS0

A4 (210mm X 297 mm)

16 lbsto Base weight is defined as the weight of 500 sheets of 431.8 mm by 558.8 mm.

24lbs/base

weight

For the manual loading feeder on the first cassette:

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Table 2.1

Standard Performance Specifications

(6/12)

JO.

Item

Lecording

)

First cassette

Second cassette (Option)

paper cassette

Specifications

1 Type:

Plain paper cut, transparency for overhead projector, colored paper, coated paper, printed paper

)

Size:

)

Weight, thickness and condition:

A4 size only

Same as above.

Jote:

One single sheet only should be loaded on the manual loading feeder for any one occasion.

‘00 sheets/cassette

100

sheets/cassette

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Table 2.1 .IStandard Performance Specifications

(7/12)

No.

Item

27 Effective: recording area

1) Printable area

Specifications

A4 SIZE

ii-

Recording

paper

feed direction

2) Guaranteed printing area

Note: These tables do not include

vertical and horizontal addressing deviations ( + or

2 mm) of recording paper.

PW 8.3 210

T B

11.54 293

8.14

206

0.08

2 2 2 2

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Table 2.1.1

Standard Performance Specifications

(8/12)

IO.

Item

28 Recording system

Recording resolution

Skew of recording paper

Specifications

Electra-photographic printing (LED printing)

Horizontal:8

Vertical

Variable:

PELs/mm

3.85 to 4.28 line/mm

(STD)

7.7 to 8.56 line/mm (FINE, COPY)

Fixed:

3.85 line/mm (STD)

7.7 line/mm (FINE, COPY)

FP + 12 (To enable or disable the variable reduction

for received message)

FP + 13 (To enable or disable the variable reduction

for local copy)

Maximum allowable skew is + or - 1 mm over any advance of 100 mm.

3 1

Copy darkness

32 Copy uniformity

33 Copy stacking

1) Black image:

2) White background:

Greater than 1 .O OD (Optical density)

Not greater than 0.24 OD (Optical density)

Printed copies will exhibit a uniform density of the

printed and background area:

From edge to edge:

From copy to the next copy:

25% unit 30% unit

The OF-l 50 can discharge printed copies and stack them faced up.

Maximum sheets on the copy stacker:

100

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Table 2.1.1

Standard Performance Specifications

(9/12)

\lO.

tecording paper running out

mage memory capacity

Item

Specifications

-he

OF-l 50 can detect the no paper condition with a

)hotosensor.

When

the paper has run out in the local copy operation,

he LCD display will show “NO PAPER”, and an ALARM

amp goes on with or without an alarm tone.

When

the paper has run out while a message is being

eceived, the LCD display will show “MSG. IN MEMORY (EPLACE

PAPER”, and an ALARM lamp goes on with or

vithout an alarm tone.

FP + 11 (To enable or disable an alarm tone in the

case of no paper state)

28 k bytes (about 8 sheets)

Optional

memory board:

512 k bytes (totally, 128 + 5 12 = 640 k bytes, about 40

sheets)

iandset

telephone

Dialing modes: Tone or pulse, switch selectable.

Tone dial

Minimum pause: 68 ms Single sending time:

68 ms

Pulse dial

Dial speed: 10 + 1 pps only Make rate: 67 + 5% or -4% Minimum pause: Dial type:

Note:

Normal (Digit 0 = 10 pulses)

Pulse dialling may be inapplicable for some

720 to 920 ms

countries.

Redial key provided

Ringer volume key

Off/Low/High positions selectable

2-9

Table 2.1.1

-Standard

Performance Specifications (10/12)

VO.

Item

37 Overheat protection

Power supply unit and power

consumption of the machine

Nominal input voltage

Input voltage range Frequency range

Specifications

The heater of the fuser unit is controlled within the predetermined temperature range by the thermistor.

If the temperature of the heater exceeds the range, the LCD displays “PRINTER ALARM 4”.

Furthermore, the built-in thermostat in the fuser unit prevents the heater from being overheated even in the event of the failures in the above temperature control circuit.

.AC

230 V

198to264V

SO/60

Hz 5 2%

Power consumption of the machine (Typical power)

1) Transmit

2) Receive (*)

3) Local copy (*)

Local copy (All black)

5) Standby

* Chart: ** ():

CCITT

No. 1 sample document

Peak power when the input voltage is 230V.

45W

70W 80W 84W (66OW**)

3ow

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Table 2.1 .IStandard Performance Specifications (1

l/12)

No.

Ambient condition

1) Operating condition

2) Storage condition

(

item

r/l

0°C 64%

See Figure

See Figure 2.1.1

10°C 73%

2.1.1

Specifications

0°C 10%

)

lo(

‘Area enclosed by lines with

enclosed by lines with

Area

15°C

Temperature

0 :

Range where printing is guaranteed.

Range for storage without power supply

[“Cl p

27°C

28OC

43°C 29%

32°C 20%

43°C

10%

40 43°C

Figure 2.1.1

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Ambient Condition

Table 2.1.1

Standard Performance Specifications (12112)

JO.

Dimension (Main body)

Weight

(Main body)

42 Attachments

(to the main body)

Item

Specifications

1) Width:

2) Depth:

3) Height:

Approx. 20

Approx.

430

mm Approx. 587 mm Approx. 185 mm

excluding optional units, attachments and packing

materials.

AC power cord x

Recording paper cassette (A4 size) x

EP cartridge x 1

Toner cartridge x 1

Fuser pad x 1

Handset telephone x 1

Copy stacker x 1

Document stacker x 1

User’s guide x 1

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2.2

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

Table 2.2.1 shows standard user’s functions and maintenance functions.

Note:

No.

Auto dial

1) One-touch dial

S-ON:

FP:

TF:

Table 2.2.1

Item

Effective if the service bit has been set on. Function program setting

Technical function setting

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

Specifications

24 one-touch keys are provided. Max. 32 digits for each location number.

In addition to an ordinary location number, another alternate location number can be registered to each one-touch key.

Purposes of this alternate location number:

1) Faxdial A fax number is registered as an alternate location number. When a call to the ordinary location number is not answered, the alternate location number will be automatically dialled.

(l/24)

2) Two-digit dial

3) Keypad dial

2) Phone dial A telephone number for verbal communication.is registered as an alternate location number. When the one-touch key pressed without documents on the feeder after lifting up a handset telephone, the alternate location number will be dialled for verbal communication.

* TF + 27 (To select the phone dial feature or the fax

dial feature)

70 different codes are provided. * Two-digit location code:

Max. 32 digits for code 01 to 30 Max. 20 digits for code 31 to 70

With ten-key pad. Max. 40 digits for one operation

01 to 70

Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(2124)

40.

Item

4) Chain dial

5) Mixed dial

Manual dial

Receive mode

1) Auto receive mode

2) Manual receive mode

3) Telephone/fax automatic switchover

Specifications

The number of dialling digits can be expanded to longer digit number by chaining any number of the above I), 2) and 3).

Type of dialling can be changed from pulse dial to tone dial halfway in dialling process. The changing point is specified by the TONE/* key.

With a handset telephone.

Selectable by key operation.

Selectable by key operation. The

OF-l 50

recognizes a fax call and a verbal call as

follows:

Absent mode auto-timer

5 Automatic redial

If the OF-l 50 detects a call with a CNG signal, it starts an

automatic document receive operation.

If it detects a call without a CNG signal, it sounds the buzzer to indicate a call. Operator can answer the call by lifting the handset telephone and pressing the STOP key. If he or she does not lift the handset within predetermined time (20 sec. or 35 sec.), the OF-l 50

automatically starts a document receive operation.

FP + 10 (To

determine the timer.)

This feature enables automatic switching to the auto-

receive mode at a specified time.

FP + 04 (To specify the switching time or disable this

feature)

Dial parameter setting disables or enables this feature, and specifies redial times and redial interval.

See Item 7 of Table 3.7.4 for the service bit condition depending on PTT parameters.

Last No. redial

“REDIAL” key is provided. There is no limit on number of repeat attempts.

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Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

No. Item Specifications

Group dial

5 dialling groups. Max. 94 locations.

Telephone directory and

location ID

In addition to telephone numbers, an alphanumeric name can be assigned to each of one-touch keys and two-digit dial codes, 01 to 30. This name is called a location ID. Any location ID can be searched and displayed on LCD. Then direct dialling to the ID’s station can be performed.

There are two methods of searching: (1) Searching based on the first character specified. (2) Searching by displaying all registered location

one after another in the lexicographical order.

Location ID: Max. 15 characters

(3/24)

IDS

Manual transmission CNG

Manual reception CED

Voice request

Call-back message

In manual dial mode, a CNG signal can be transmitted when pressing the START key. * TF + 17 (To enable or disable this function)

In manual receive mode, a CED signal can be transmitted when pressing the START key. *

TF + 18 (To enable or disable this function)

A voice request from the transmitter is available only

upon completion of the total message transmission.

A voice request from the receiver is available at the end of each page being received.

The transmitter sends a call-back message to the receiver only when the receiver does not respond to voice request of the transmitter. * TF + 09 (To enable or disable this function)

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Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(4/24)

No.

Item

Call-back Message Format: (Example)

(1)

02/61/91 .16:52

(5) PLERSE

(6) a<1 FIBC

(7)

3769 1991

CKI WC1234 -v

1234

(1) Date and time

(2) Sender ID

(3)

(4) Session number (5) Letters “PLEASE CALL BACK”

(6) Sender ID

(7) Sender’s call back telephone numberITS

(2)

NEW

(3)

CENTUFXCO.

CRLL BFlCK

CWPersonal

Specifications

(4)

tam6

13 Local copy

Multiple local copy

15 Manual loading feeder

Printing resolution:

Horizontal:8 Vertical

PEUmm

7.7 line/mm or variable

* FP + 13 (To enable or disable the variable reduction

feature)

Up to 99 copies.

One single sheet from the feeder above the first recording paper cassette can be printed.

Example of sheets: Transparency for an overhead

projector

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Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(5/24)

No.

Broadcast (Memory transmission)

item

Specifications

Max. 95 remote locations can be specified by the following means:

One-touch keys, 0 1 to 24 Two-digit dial codes, 01 to 70 One keypad dial number One group dial number, 1 to 5

One delayed time of calling for this feature can be specified unless any other delayed calling feature has been specified.

The combination of one delayed broadcast and one immediate calling of broadcast is possible.

Memory capacity:

About 8 sheets of CCITT No. 1 sample documents. (With an optional memory board, about 40 sheets of the documents)

Delayed transmission from the feeder

When multiple locations specified for one broadcast,

(1)

The OF-l 50 prints a broadcast entry report, if

specified in operating sequence.

(2) The OF-150 can print a broadcast confirmation

report. (FP + 02 To enable or disable this printout)

The OF-l 50 can automatically transmit documents at one specified time.

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Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(6/24)

No.

Item

18 Confidential transmission

19 Confidential reception

Specifications

Mail box numbers: 01 to 64 can be specified. Available remote station’s mail box number:

OKIFAX OF-l 50:

01 to 16

OKIFAX OF-38: 01 to 64

OKIFAX OF-27: 01 to 64 Max. number of pages to be transmitted depends on the memory capacity of the remote station:

Provided that CCITT No.1 sample documents are used, OKIFAX OF-150: See Item 19. OKIFAX OF-38:

65 sheets

OKIFAX OF-27: 70 to 80 sheets

Delayed time can be specified.

* TF + 12 (To enable or disable this function)

Mail box numbers: 01 to 16 Password to print: Four-digit password for each mail

box

One call only is accepted for all of the mail boxes.

Memory capacity:

OF-l 50 with

Mode

ECM

Non ECM

(G3)

Basic OF-l 50

Max. 2 pages

Max. 8 pages (Note

a memory board

Max.

pages

Max. 40 pages

(Note

Note 1: Provided that CCITT No.1 sample documents are

used.

If a message is left in memory without printing, it will be erased at 12:00 after 10 days. Electric interruption longer than 2 days is counted as one day for this time counting.

Confidential RX report is available. See Item 51.

Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(7/24)

IO.

<eiay

broadcast initiate

‘oiling

transmission

:To

be polled)

Item

Specifications

:our-digit

iwo-digit remote list number is required.

ielay :ode Ielay Vlax.

nemory capacity of the relay station:

Ielayed

Iocument(s) placed on the feeder can be collected by a

.emote station.

-our-digit polling number is provided.

security code for relay broadcast is required.

report can be sent back to the two-digit auto dial

30’s phone number from the relay station.

station:

number of pages to be transmitted depends on the

OF-38: 65 sheets (CCITT No. 1 sample document) OF-27: 70 to 80 sheets (CCITT No. 1 sample

time can be specified.

TF + 11 (To enable or disable this function)

OKIFAX OF-38 or OF-27

dot.)

‘oiling

reception

The

OF-l 50 can collect documents from one or more

*emote Vlax. ‘ollowing

Ielayed Nhen multiple locations specified,

Continuous polling reception: The OF-l 50 continues to poll locations, one after

snother, in a loop until the STOP key is pressed.

stations with four-digit password.

95 remote stations can be specified by the

means: One-touch keys, 01 to 24 Two-digit dial codes, 01 to 70 One keypad dial number One group dial number, 1 to 5

time can be specified.

The OF-l 50 prints a multiple poll RX entry report

(1)

if specified in operating sequence.

The OF-150 can print a multiple poll RX

(2)

confirmation report. (FP + 02 To enable or disable this printout)

TF + 06 (To enable or disable this function)

Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(8/24)

VO.

Item

23 Continuous polling

transmission

24 Reverse polling

25 Transmission preparation

Specifications

Note: Locations for this function should be specified by

the group dialling with or without preceding any othertype of dialling (One-touch key, Two-digit auto dial code, Keypad dial number.)

After placing documents on the feeder, pressing the

START key causes the OF-l 50 to enter the polling

transmission state under the same condition as the

previous polling transmission.

* TF + 06 (To enable or disable this function)

Upon completion of usual transmission, the OF-l 50 is

automatically placed into the polling reception state to

poll the same station. * TF + 05 (To enable or disable this function)

Operator can prepare documents for transmission even while the OF-l 50 is engaged in message reception. They will be automatically transmitted upon completion of the reception.

Receive in memory

Receive in memory in no

toner state

Operator also can prepare documents for transmission

during transmission from memory.

The OF-l 50 can temporally store a received message in

memory in the following states:

No paper, Cover open,

Paper jam, No toner * TF + 32 (To enable or disable this function) * TF + 39 (Should be ON for the no toner state)

The OF-l 50 can temporally store a received message in memory when toner has run out. The message can be printed later when toner has been newly supplied or an operator presses the SELECT FUNCTION key followed by the YES key under the LCD message “MSG. IN MEMORY

REPLACE TONER CART.” in the standby mode.

* TF + 39 (To enable or disable this function) * TF + 32 (Should be ON for this function)

2-20

Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(g/24)

IO.

28 Sender ID

w01/91

29 Personal ID

(1)

item

The OF-l 50 can transmit a programmed alphanumeric message, such as company’s name, consisting of up to 32 characters.

* FP + 07 (OUT/IN/OFF)

Sender ID Format: (Example)

(2)

15:06

a<1

ABC 1234 + 3454

(1) Date and Time (2) Sender ID (3) Receiver’s

CWPersonal

(4) Session number (5) Page number

The OF-l 50 can transmit the upper 16 characters of the sender ID. Personal ID will be displayed on the remote

station’s display and printed on its activity report.

Remote station:

* TF + 10 (To enable or disable this function)

(3)

2880

Specifications

OKIFAX

OF-8/8M/17/17U17H/38/150/7

(4)

No.021

(5)

30 Transmitting subscriber

identification (TSI) printing

TSI Printing and Local Date and Time Printing Format:

03/81/91

Local date and time printing

15:4e

Received

TSI

can be printed at the top of the first received page.

* FP .t 04 (To enable or disable this function)

(Example)

34%.

1999

TSI

printing

Local date and time printing

Local date and time can be printed at the top of the first received page. Refer to Item 30 for the printing example.

TF + 37 (To enable or disable this function)

2-21

Table 2.2.1

Standard

User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(10124)

10.

Item

32 Closed network

Specifications

The OF-150 compares lower four digits of

TSVCSI

received from the remote station with telephone

numbers registered locally for one-touch dial and

two-

digit auto dial. If unmatched, the communication will be automatically disconnected.

Purposes of this feature:

1) Receiver side Prevents direct mail reception

2) Transmitter side Prevents wrong number calling

FP + 08 (To enable or disable this function)

(Reference) Transmitting subscriber identification Called subscriber identification

(CSI)

(TSI)

33 Reduction transmission

RX reduction printing

Copy reduction printing

RX split printing

Refer to Item 18, Section 2.1.

To print a received document in one cut sheet as far as possible, the vertical reduction rate can be automatically selected from 100% to 90% in printing.

FP + 12 (To enable or disable this function)

To print a document in one cut sheet as far as possible in the copy mode, the vertical reduction rate can be

automatically selected from 100% to 90% in printing.

* FP + 13 (To enable or disable this function)

When a received document is longer than the available

printing length of the cut sheet recording paper, the document can be split up and printed in two or more pages.

* FP + 14 (To enable or disable this function)

If this function disabled, the part of the document beyond the first recording page will be omitted in printing.

2-22

Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(11/24)

No.

Copy split printing

Photo mode

(Half tone)

Item Specifications

In the copy mode, when a document is longer than the available printing length of the cut sheet recording paper, the document can be split up and printed in two or more pages.

+ 15 (To enable or disable this function)

If this function disabled, the part of the document

beyond the first recording page will be omitted in

printing.

32 scale gradation Three types of Dither matrix:

Net point type

2) Bayer type

3) Eddy type

* TF + 29 (To select type of matrix)

Page retransmission

One-touch parameter

Image separation:

In PHOTO mode, text portion can be automatically discriminated from half tone image portion such as photograph and scanned in two scale gradation to improve copy quality of the text portion and to shorten

transmission time of the page.

+ 29 (To enable or disable image separation)

When the OF-l 50 transmits a page from memory in non-

ECM mode and receives an RTN signal or a PIN signal to

the page from the receiver, the OF-l 50 can transmits the

page for a second time.

TF + 33 (To enable or disable this function)

The following features can be programmed to each one-

touch key.

Ignoring 1st

Protective tone

MODEM speed

MH only

DIS

2 - 23

Table 2.2.1 Standard

User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(12124)

No.

Acoustic line monitor

Buzzer volume control

RX error message

Item

Specifications

The loudness can be adjusted to OFF/Low/High. *

FP + 05 (To select the loudness of monitoring)

OFF:

Monitoring from off-hook to DCN Monitoring from off-hook to

DIS

TF+Ol

ON:

(Reference)

Disconnect signal (DCN) Digital identification signal

(DIS)

The loudness can be adjusted to Low/Middle/High.

FP + 16 (To select the loudness of the buzzer)

The OF-l 50 can print out an RX error message when

reception of one page is interrupted halfway because the remote station’s STOP key is pressed, its document is jammed or line condition is poor.

44 Last call message

confirmation display or printing

RX Error Message Format: (Example)

:+ REl:E

l+‘E STOPPED

The result of the last call can be displayed on the LCD or

printed when the COPY key pressed in the standby mode.

* FP +

17(To

select display or printing)

2-24

Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(13/24)

No.

Activity report The OF-150 can print out an activity report manually or

Item

Specifications

automatically when 30 communications are recorded. *

REPORT PRINTOUT + 1 (Manual printout)

FP + 03 (Automatic printout)

Message Confirmation Report Format:

(Example)

TOTFIL

(5) (6)

TIME

(1) IXTI’JITY

S=00:01’

(7)

R=00:

02’

REPORT

(2)

05/01/91

(3)

ID=OKI ABC 1234

(8) (9) (10)

12: 31

(11)

(12)

0000

0000 0000 0000 9080

14C2 41FIQ 68Q0 60R0

0000

Title of the report

(1)’

Date and time when the report was printed

(2) (3) Sender ID

Total TX and total RX time

(4)

Date of transmission or reception

(5)

Time when the communication started.

(6)

Length of time for which the OF-l 50 was connected to the line

(7)

Identification of the remote station

(8)

Personal

Mode of the communication

(9)

S(Send)/R(Receive)/ECM(Error M.P.(Multiple

ID/TSI/CSl/Location

ID/Dial number

correction mode)/B.C.(Broadcast)/

polling)/BOX = XX(Mail box number)

(10) Total number of pages in particular communication

(11) Result of the communication

OK/NO/STOP/BUSY/PAPER/COMP.(Completion polling)/S JAM/R

JAM/POWER/COVER/P.UNIT(Printer

CANCL(Note 1) (12) Service code Note 1:

If a confidential message is erazed because left in memory for longer than 10 days, the result will be CANCL and the asterisk(*) mark will be attached to the service code in the form of *XXXX.

of a broadcast or a multiple

unit alarm)/

2 - 25

Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(14/24)

No.

item

46 Message confirmation report

Message Confirmation Report Format:

Specifications

The OF-150 can print out a message confirmation

report manually or automatically in the following cases. (1) When COPY key pressed immediately after a single

location call, this report can be printed. (Manual printout)

FP + 17 (To select this function or display the result

on the LCD)

(2) If (FP + 01) has been set on, this report is

automatically printed immediately after a single location call is finished.

(3)

(TF

+ 03) has been set on, this report is automatically printed: a)

when transmission has a communication error or,

when the OF-150 receives an RTN signal or a PIN signal indicating that a transmitted page does not meet the criteria of copy quality.

(Example)

(1 I

MESS~IGE

(12)SESSION MO.= 631

(13)PQGES =

(1)

Title of the report

(2)

Date and time when the report was printed

(4)

DRTE

OS/o1 16: 23

(5)

TIME

(6)

S,R-TIME

04’28”

(14) POSSIBLE ERROR

NEW CENTURY CO.

CRNF

RMfiT

(7)

DISTANT STATION ID

l=%E

*02

(2)

@S/01/91

(3)

ID=CiKI

(8)

MODE

63 -s 05

(3) Sender ID (4)

Date of transmission or reception

(5)

Time when the communication started.

(6)

Length of time for which the OF-l 50 was connected to the line

(7)

Identification of the remote station

Personal

(8)

Mode of the communication

IDKSVLocation

ID/Dial number

S(Send)/R(Receive)/ECM(Error correction mode)

(9)

Total number of pages in particular communication

WC 1234

I=&

16: 27

(IO)

REJ-LT

(11)

0800

2 - 26

Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(15/24)

No.

Result of the communication

(10)

Service code

(11)

Session number is printed if (FP + 07) has not been set to OFF but to OUT or IN and

(12)

this report is caused by (TF + 03).

Number of pages stored in memory

(13)

This item is printed only in the case that transmission from memory is carried out.

Page numbers of the pages to which an RTN signal or a PIN signal received.

(14)

The asterisk(*) mark indicates that retransmission of the page met the criteria of

copy quality.

Broadcast entry report

Item

Specifications

OK/NO/STOP/BUSY/PAPER/S JAM/R JAM/POWElUCOVER/P.UNIT(Printer unit alarm)

The OF-l 50 can print out a broadcast entry report if specified during operating sequence of a broadcast.

Broadcast Entry Report Format:

(Example)

SESSION NO. = 011 (Note

DELRY

TINE =

ONE TOUCH

01 = NEW

RUT0 DIQL

KEYPQD

LOCATION ID

CENTmY

= 444

555

BRQfWCfXT

it:05

co.

ENTRY

REPORT

27/08/92 12:00

ID=OKI ABC 1234

LOCFlTION

Note 1: Session number is printed if (FP + 07) has not been set to OFF but to OUT or IN.

2 - 27

Table 2.2.1

Standard

User’s Function and Maintenance Function (16/24)

NO.

Item

48 Broadcast confirmation

report

Broadcast Confirmation Report Format:

BROfUlCFSST CQNFIRMflTION

SESSION

PAGES STRRT

TOTAL TIME =

ONE TOUCH

No.

= 011

(Note 1)

= 01

TIME =

01 = NEW CENTURY CO.

27/08/92 12:05

00:00’27’

LOCQTION

Specifications

The OF-l 50 can print out a broadcast confirmation

report manually or automatically. * COPY key (Manual printout): Pressed immediately

after a broadcast.

FP + 17 (To

select this function or display the result of

the broadcast on the LCD for the COPY key

operation)

REPORT PRINTOUT + 2 (Manual printout)

* FP + 02 (To enable or disable automatic printing)

(Example)

REPORT

PRSES

27/08/92

ID=OKI RBC

RESULT LOCRTION OK

12: 06

1234

PGGES

RESULT

AUTO DIRL

70 = 444

KEYPQD

555

Note 1: The session number is printed if (FP + 07) has not been set to OFF but to OUT or

IN and this report is activated by (FP + 02).

2 - 28

Table 2.2.1 Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(17/24)

No.

Multiple polling reception

Item

entry report

PIXSWORD = 0000 DELFlY

TIME =

OMTCGCH

01 = NEW CENTURY CO.

GUT0 DIGi_

70 = 223

KEYPRD

Specifications

The OF-l 50 can print out a multiple polling reception entry report if specified during operating sequence of

multiple polling reception.

Multiple Polling Reception Entry Report Format:

MULTIPLE POLL RX ENTRY REPORT

05/01/91

ID=OKI FlBC

10:12

LOCRTION ID

228

LOCATION ID

(Example)

10:09

1234

Multiple polling reception

confirmation report

Multiple Polling Reception Confirmation Report Format: (Example)

PQSSWORD STFlRT TIME= 05/01/91 TOT& TIK

OMTOUCH

01 = MWCENTURY CO. 01

RUTODIM-

70 = 223

KEYFGD

228

MULTI-POLL RX

=0m0

00:00'40"

LDCOTION

10:12

PRGES

The OF-150 can print out a multiple polling reception confirmation report manually or automatically. *

REPORT PRINTOUT + 3 (Manual printout)

FP + 02 (To enable or disable automatic printout)

CONFIRMQTION

RESULT

REPORT

05/01/91 10:14

ID=OKI FlBC

LOCFlTION

1234

PffiES

RESULT

2-29

Table 2.2.1 Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function (18/24)

No.

Confidential reception report

Item

Confidential Reception Report Format:

CONFIDENTWIL

DQTE OS01

TIME

ii:21

S,R-TIME

00’ 10”

Specifications

The OF-l 50 can print out this report automatically on completion of a confidential reception.

FP + 18 (To enable or disable this function)

(Example)

RX REPORT

05/01/91 11c21

DISTRNT STFlTICR4

NEW CENTURY CO.

ID=CKI FlBC

MODE BOX=01

FWES

1234

RESULT

0000

2-30

Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(19/24)

No.

Telephone directory

Telephone Directory (PI) Format: (Example)

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

ONE TOUCH

Item

2 3 4

6 7 8 9

10 11

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

19 20 21

23 24

LOCGITION

Specifications

This directory is printed manually. (REPORT PRINTING + 4)

TELEPHQNE DIRECTORY

26/08/92 17:27

ID=OKI FlBC

1111234

ORD

2221234

ORQ

ORD

ORQ

OR:

ORQ

OR: OR:

ORQ

ORB

ORE:

ORZ

ORQ

ORi

2424111

TEL NO.

1234

PRM. 1:MODEM

3:MH ONLY

RFlTE

(000~ (000) (000) (0001 W003 ma0) (8801 (0001 ma03 (000) (0001 (0001

2:ECH0

PRM.

123

Table 2.2.1

Standard User’s Function and Maintenance Function

(20/24)

IO.

Item

Telephone directory (P2) Format:

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY P2

TELEPHOM

CHAPTER 3

INSTALLATION

3.1

General

The following flowchart outlines the installation procedure.

(See 3.2)

Unpacking

Check of contents

Installation of attachments

AC cord connection

Initial settings

Off-line tests

Telephone and line

connection

(See 3.3)

(See 3.4)

(See 3.5)

(See 3.6)

(See 3.7)

(See 3.8)

(See 3.9)

On-line tests

Second cassette cabinet

(Option)

(See 3.10)

(See 3.11)

3-l

3.2

Site Selection

The installation site

shall be free from outside vibrations, dust, etc.;

shall not be directly exposed to sunlight and sudden changes in temperature;

must be horizontal and flat;

should have enough space to operate the machine;

shall not have any large, electrical noise producing machines nearby.

3.3

Unpacking

Procedure

(1)

Remove tape on the top of the carton box and open its cover.

Figure 3.3.1

Unpacking Procedure (1)

(2)

Take out the accessory box from the carton box.

(See Figure 3.3.2.)

(3)

Take out the machine with plastic wrapper from the box.

3-2

Accessory box

Figure 3.3.2

External carton box

Unpacking Procedure (2)

3-3

Copy stacker (In plastic bag)

Paper cassette

Document stacker

Toner cartridge and

Handset telephone (In plastic bag)

’

(In plastic bag)

Figure 3.3.3

Partition board

Unpacking Procedure (3)

3-4

3.4

Check of Contents

After having taken out the machine and accompanied accessories from the carton box, check the contents according to the following list:

Table 3.4.1 Contents List

Item No.

2 3

5 6 7 8 9

OKIFAX

AC cord

Recording cassette EP cartridge

Toner cartridge

Fuser pad Handset telephone Copy stacker Document stacker User’s guide

OF-150 facsimile

power

Name

paper

(A4

size)

1 Q’tv

1 1

1 1 1

vol.

Remarks

3-5

3.5

installation of Attachments

(1) Items

Electra-photograph (EP) cartridge

Toner cartridge

Fuser pad

Recording paper cassette

Document and copy stackers

(2) Procedure

EP cartridge

Push the scan unit release button to open the scan unit.

,Blue

Figure 3.5.1

Push both blue knobs @ and open the LED head holder.

knobs

Figure 3.5.2

Cartridge installation (1)

Cartridge Installation (2)

release button

LED head holder

3-6

LED

Mount the EP cartridge in the printer unit. (See Figure 3.5.3)

Figure 3.5.3

Toner cartridge

Take out the toner cartridge from the box, shake it five or six times as

shown in the illustration to eliminate the toner deflection, and peel off

the seal gently.

Insert the toner cartridge into the EP cartridge, making sure the fit

portions Q of the cartridge are in their proper places.

EP Cartridge Installation (3)

Figure 3.5.4

Toner Cartridge Installation (1)

3-7

Using your thumbs, move the turn-knobs 0 on both sides of the cartridge

all the way back properly.

* The toner of the cartridge can come down to the EP cartridge.

Turn-knobs

Figure 3.5.5 Toner Cartridge Installation (2)

At this point, the turn-knobs should appear as shown in the figure below.

Turn-knobs

Toner cartridge

Figure 3.5.6

Clean the toner scattered in the vicinity of the toner cartridge using a

Toner Cartridge Installation (3)

cloth moistened with cold water. Do not use hot water since it makes the

toner fixed there.

Close the LED head holder of the printer unit until the blue knobs have

been locked completely.

3-8

Fuser pad

Take out the fuser pad from the plastic bag and set in the upper frame

Lower the left end in first, then the right end. Pull the pad slightly to the right to lock it into place.

Fuser pad

Figure 3.5.7

Close the scan unit.

Fuser Pad Installation

3-9

Red

line

Recording paper cassette

4) Note:

About 200 sheets of paper can be set in the recording paper cassette.

Sheets must not exceed the red line of the paper limit indication. If the excessive sheets are set, it will cause paper jams.

Set the recording paper (PPC) under the tabs of the recording paper

cassette.

Recording paper

Cassette cover

RecorGng

Figure 3.5.8

Insert the recording paper cassette into the machine.

Figure 3.5.9

Recording Paper Cassette Installation (1)

Recording Paper Cassette Installation (2)

paper cassette

3-10

Document and copy stackers

Hang the document and copy stackers onto hanging positions @J and respectively.

Hanging positions

(Copy stacker)

Figure 3.5.10 Document and Copy Stackers Installation (1)

Document stacker

Copy stacker

Figure 3.5.11

Document and Copy Stackers Installation (2)

3.6

AC Cord Connection

The power supply is provided as follows.

Nominal input voltage 230 VAC (Voltage range 198 to 264 VAC)

Check whether the voltage of your input is within the above-mentioned voltage range and if so, check that the power switch is put OFF. In case of OFF switch, connect the female plug of the AC cord to the machine and insert the male plug of the AC cord to the inlet receptacle. Turn the power switch ON and check that the display shows “(Date & Time)” standby

mode.

3.7

3.7.1

Initial Settings

Initial Settings by Serviceman

This section explains the setting items usually conducted

general users.

Table 3.7.1 shows the initial setting items and their purposes.

Figure 3.7.3 shows the general procedure of key operation.

The detailed procedures of the initial setting items will be explained on the following

pages.

Table 3.7.1 Initial Settings by Serviceman

(1)

Line monitor control

Changing the monitoring range.

Off-hook to DCN Off-hook to

DIS

by a serviceman, not by

upon a communication

confirmation report upon a communication

from the opposite fax onto the received picture. the first page only.

TSI

is printed at the leading edge of

3-12

tern VO.

Name

Purpose

Default

(5) Continuous polling

(6) MH only

(7) Shorten protocol

(8) Call-back message

(9) Personal ID

Switching this function.

Effective for both the continuous polling

transmission and the continuous polling

reception.

Switching the function of limiting image compression only to the MH code.

Switching the function of saving the whole transmission time with the shortened

procedure. Shorten protocols are short-cut protocol and high-speed protocol.

Switching the function of sending, by fax, the message requesting call-back contact in the case that the remote station does not

respond to the voice request.

Switching the function of sending upper 16 characters of the sender ID as the personal ID. The personal ID will appear in the remote station’s display and in its activity report.

OFF

(10) Relay broadcast initiate

(11) Confidential TX

(12) H-modem rate

(13) Ignoring the 1st

DIS

(14) Interval between CED

and

DIS

Switching the function of requesting relay

broadcast from the host fax with the relay

function. The former function is effective

only when the transfer password and the remote list No. are registered.

Switching the confidential TX function.

Switching the modem’s starting speed, 9600 bps or 4800 bps.

Switching this function applicable to poor circuit quality of overseas transmission, etc.

Selecting the interval of 75 ms or

1.5

sec.

The interval of 1.5 sec. is applicable to poor

circuit state of overseas transmission, etc.

9600 bps

OFF

75 ms

JO.

Name

Purpose

Default

(15) Protective tone against

the echo suppressor

(16) Manual TX CNG

(17) Manual RX CED

(18) Off-hook bypass

(19) Long document TX

(20) Attenuator

Switching the function applicable to poor circuit state of overseas transmission, etc.

Switching the function of the CNG signal from the transmitter in manual transmission.

Switching the function of transmitting the

CED signal from the receiver side in manual reception.

Switching the function of maintaining

communication without hooking up the

telephone set in usual test, etc.

Switching the function of transmitting long- size documents (more than 500 mm).

ON: OFF:

Adjusting the attenuation

60 min. 500 mm

(de)

for the send signal power level. Adjusting value is 0 to 15 dB in one dB steps. Since the basic send signal power level of the OF-l 50 is 0 to - 15

dBm

in one

dBm,

you can select 0

dBm

steps for the send

(dBm)

dBm

signal power level.

OFF

9dB

Note:

The send signal power level should meet your

country’s regulation. Some countries may specify the input power level to a switching. In that case, you should substruct the specified level by the line cable attenuation to determine the send level of your OF-l 50. Figure 3.7.1 shows the non-loaded cable

attenuation.

3-14

tern No.

Name

Purpose

Default

21) Non-loaded (NL) equalizer (Compromized equalizer)

122)

Document top feed

Determining the equalizing level of the receiving signal.

0,4,8

and

12 d8 are

selectable.

Definition: Equalizing level is difference of gains of

equalized signal between 0.3 KHz and

3.4 KHz.

Note: By this adjustment you can give the inversed characteristics to the internal equalizer against the characteristics of the non-loaded cable. Figure 3.7.1 shows the characteristics of the non-loaded cable.

Figure 3.7.2 shows the characteristics of the

internal equalizer.

Adjusting the paper edge where a document is read at first. Selectable: -7mmto

+lOmm

(1 mm steps)

JdB

3mm

;L;;E;‘direction

) F&y(;)

(

direction

0 0

Contact image sensor

this, you can adjust

11)

the deviations caused by mechanical

12)

the effective reading area of a document.

tDocument

PC2 photocoupler

parts, and

3-15

tern No.

Name

Purpose

Default

(23) Document end feed

Adjusting the paper end where a document is

read at last.

Selectable:

-1Ommto +lOmm

(1 mm steps)

See the figure shown in (22) for directions of

+ and

By this, you can adjust (1) the deviations caused by mechanical

parts, and

(2) the effective reading area of a document.

(24) Phone dial Switching alternate fax telephone number

(to be registered in the one-touch key) to regular telephone number.

(25) Service bit

ON:

OFF:

Serviceman’s features are available. Serviceman’s features are not available.

0 mm

OFF

(26) Video parameter Selecting the non-photo mode parameter

(PI) and the photo mode parameter (P2) in

the form of Pl

*P2

to image sensing modes.

Refer to Table 3.7.2 and Table 3.7.3 for

further details.

(27) MDY/DMY Switching LCD display and report print from

month/day/year to day/month/year or vice

versa.

(28) CCITT ECM

Switching the function of the image signal error correction method specified by CCITT.

(29) Receive in memory

Switching the RX memory function in the following states: no paper, cover open,

paper jam, no toner

(30) Page retransmission

Switching the page retransmitting function

in case of memory transmission in non-ECM mode.

1*1

D.M.Y.

3-16

tern No.

Name

Purpose

Default

Local date and time

:311

XTTO value

:32)

Enables or disables the function of printing

local date and time at the top of the first

received page.

Registers the time duration (in seconds) for which OF-1 50 waits for the remote station’s answer. This timer starts when the last dial digit has been sent in the automatic transmission mode. As a special case, when 000 selected, the following predetermined values will be used according to PTT

parameters:

OFF

300

Receive in memory in no

:331

toner state

RX error message print

134)

MMR

(35)

75% reduction

(3’3)

Print counter on LCD in

(37)

the standby mode

Sets whether to print the received message or to receive the message in the memory when the remaining toner level is low or none.

Enables or disables the function of printing

“*

the message

RECEIVE STOPPED *” when reception of one page is interrupted halfway because the remote station’s STOP key is pressed, its document is jammed or line condition is poor.

Enables or disables the MMR communication.

The 75% reduction feature is functionally unused.

Switches the function of displaying the print counter on LCD in the standby mode.

OFF

3-17

item

No.

Ring response time

Name

Purpose

This feature can access by setting service bit.

1 ring7571 O/l

5/20/25/30 sec.

Default

1 ring

3 TSI

Dial parameter

(1) PTT parameter

(2) Redial tries

(3) Redial interval

(4)

Busy tone detect

(5)

MFor

(6) DP rate

(7)

DP make ratio

(8)

DP dial type

Registration of

TSVCSI

Selecting the following parameters:

INT’L, GRB,

SUI, AUT, ESP,

NOR,SWE,AUS,

ITA,

GRE

USA, BEL, HOL,

0 to 10 tries (one try steps)

1 to 6 minutes (one minute steps)

ON/OFF

O/l

6 pps

33%/39%

Normal/l 0 - N/N + 1

Blank

INT’L

2 tries

3 min.

10 PPs

39%

Normal

(9) MF duration

(10) PBX line

(11) Access digit

(12) Flash/Earth/Normal

(13)

Dial tone detect

(14) Auto start

75/85/l 00 ms

ON/OFF

OFF/Digit(s)

F/E/N (PBX line origination types)

ON/OFF

100 ms

OFF

Normal

OFF

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3.7.2

Initial Settings by User

This section explains the items usually set up by general users.

Table 3.7.4 shows the initial setting items and their purposes.

Figure 3.7.3 shows the general procedure of key operation.

The detailed procedure of the initial setting items will be explained on the following pages.

Table 3.7.4 initial Settings by User

tern

VO.

Ine

touch key program

Name

-wo-digit auto dial program

Purpose

Telephone one touch keys permit registering:

Telephone number (numeral, -, P, and

(1)

space) in 32 digits. Alternate telephone number in 32 digits

(2)

(additional registration) ID for the telephone directory function in

(3)

15 characters (alphabets, numeral, and symbols). (One ID can be registered for one key).

Auto dial No. 01 to 30 allow registering telephone number in 32 digits (numeral, -, P, and space) and ID for the telephone directory function in 15 characters (alphabets, numeral, and symbols). Auto dial No. 31 to 70 allow registering only telephone number in 20 digits. (The tele-

phone directory function is not available because ID registration is not permitted.)

Default

llank

3roup

setting

Grouping some one-touch keys and some two-digit auto dial codes to which telephone numbers have been assigned. This group setting makes multiple polling reception and broadcast operation simple.

3-37

v-Ow

egi-

tered.

tern VO.

Function program

Name

(1) Message confirmation

report (Signal location)

Purpose

To enable/disable the automatic message confirmation printout after a single location call.

Default

OFF

(2) Message confirmation

report (Multiple locations)

(3)

Activity report full

printout

To enable/disable the automatic printout of the multiple polling reception and the broadcast.

To enable/disable the automatic printout of the activity report when 30 communications have been recorded in the interval memory.

(4)

Absent mode auto-timer To specify the time when the reception mode

will be changed from the manual receive

mode to the auto receive mode.

To disable this function (OFF).

(5)

Line monitor volume

To control the volume.

OFF/Low/High selectable.

(6) Remote diagnosis

To enable/disable the access to your OF-l 50

from the remote center for diagnosis.

(7) Sender ID

To position the sender ID, inside (IN) or outside (OUT) the copied document area. To disable the sender ID function (OFF).

OFF

LOW

OFF

OUT

(8) Closed network

To enable/disable

(a)

The access to your OF-l 50 from stations which are not registered in one-touch key or two-digit auto dial code.

(b) The access from your OF-l 50 to stations

which are not registered in one-touch key

or two-digit code.

OFF/RX only/TX and RX selectable.

3 - 38

OFF

tern No.

Name

Purpose

Default

9) TX mode default

10) Telephone/fax automatic switchover timer

11) No paper call

12) RX reduction printing

To select the mode automatically set up

Nhen

a document is loaded in the feeder.

The

following combinations are selectable.

STD/NORMAL-STD/DARK-STD/

LIGHT-FINE/NORMAL-FINE/DARK-FINE/ LIGHT-PHOTO/NORMAL-PHOTO/ DARK-PHOTO/LIGHT

To specify the time for which the OF-l 50

alerts

you on reception of a call in the

:elephone/fax automatic switchover mode.

20 sec./35 sec. selectable

enable or disable the function to alert

Jpon

the no paper state.

jpecifies document

;ize *atio<

whether to print a received

longer than the recording paper

with scale reduction

(900/, 5

reduction

100%) or to print it in the original size

Nithout scale reduction.

;TD/

JORMAL

!O sec.

IFF

13) Copy reduction printing

14) RX split printing

15) Copy split printing

jpecifies :han .eduction :o

whether to copy a document longer

the recording paper size with scale

(90% S reduction ratio< 100%) or

print it in the original size without scale

.eduction.

jpecifies document ;ize 3arts

whether to print a received

longer than the recording paper

with splitting into the upper and lower

of the document or to print it only for :he portion covered by one recording paper

;heet

without splitting.

jpecifies

whether to copy a received document longer than the recording paper size with splitting into the upper and lower

parts of the document or to copy it only for the portion covered by one recording paper sheet without splitting.

3-39

tern No.

Name

Purpose

Default

(16) Buzzer volume

(17) Message confirmation

display or printing

(18) Confidential RX report

(19) Ring responsetime

To select the sound volume of each of the key touch tone, end of communication buzzer

and voice request buzzer from the high, low and midle levels.

Registers the LCD display or report whichever is selected as the method for checking the result of the last call.

Registers whether automatic output of the

cinfidential RX report is or is not needed after

receiving a confidential call.

User can register ring response time if PTT parameter is:

INT’L, GBR, NOR, SWE, USA, ESP,

ITA

GRE

See Page 3-33 for the operation.

MID.

DISP.

ring

(20) One-touch keys

parameter

Clock adjustment

System data program

Dial parameter

To assign the follwing features to each

one-

touch key.

(a) Starting modem rate (9600/4800 bps) (b) Protective tone (ON/OFF)

ignoring the 1 st

DIS.

Date and time adjustment

(a) Registration of

TSVCSI

except for BEL,

SUI

and AUT. (b) Registration of sender ID. (c) Registration of telephone number for the

call-back message.

(a) User can register access digit of PBX. (b) Depending on PTT parameter, user may

INT’L, NOR, SWE, USA, HOL,

ITA

9600 bps OFF

OFF

Blank

Access

digit:OF

2 times

3-40

tern No.

Name

Purpose

Default

Programming password

Redial interval: INT’L, NOR, SWE, USA,

HOL,

ITA

MF or DP:

INT’L, GBR, NOR, SWE,

AUS, USA, HOL, ESP, ITA,

GRE

PBX line:

INT’L, NOR, SWE, USA,

HOL, ESP,

ITA

Flash/Earth/ Normal

Auto start:

NOR,

ITA

INT’L, GBR, NOR, SWE,

AUS, USA, BEL, HOL, ESP,

ITA, G RE

To allow the operator (in this case, the person who wishes to assign a password to mail-box) to assign a 4-digit password code to one of 16 mail-box memory segments in the message memory.

3 min.

VlF

3FF

3-41

One touch key program

Operations:

To get the right message, press SELECT

FUNCTION key once and

standby mode. (In case of non-message in

memory)

Press

key.

key twice in the

The display shows:

USER PROGRAM?

YES(+/l-6)

NO(+)

“b

To 1: ONE TOUCH KEY PRGRAM

3-42

l:ONE TOUCH KEY PRG?

YES(ONE TOUCH)NO(+)

@NO=< OR LOCATION >

3SEC

NO=

ID=-

G'NO=03-404-7321

ID=

D N0=03-404-7321

ID=

DNO=03-404-732

ID=6

D;&;3-404-7321

blSPLAY

03...1..1

(Example)

START

6 (Example)

3;EC

[)NO;_

03...:..5 (Example)

DNO=O3-404-7325_

START

DNO=03-404-7321

ID=N

3 (Example)

@NO=03-404-7321

ID=Nj

. . . . . . .

@NO=03-404-7321

ID=NEWYORK OFFICE

START

This flowchart shows the case that the phone dial setting of technical function is OFF.

3-43

NO=<

NO=

DNO=03-404-7321

OT#l

FAX NO.

3SEC DISPLAY

03...!..1

(Example)

NO=<

TEL NO.

ID=< LOCATION ID

3sk

NO=_

ID=

nNO=03-404-7325_

ID=

03...:..5

(Example)

START

-7

nNO=03-404-7321_

ID=

nNO=03-404-7321

ID=6

nNO=Oj-404-7321

ID=M

nNO=O3-404-7321

ID=Nz

. . . . . . .

(Example)

6 (Example)

mN0=03-404-7321

ID=NEWYORK OFFICE

This flowchart shows the case that the phone dial setting of technical function is ON.

3-44

Two-digit auto dial program

Operations:

To get the right message, press SELECT

FUNCTION key once and fl key twice in the

standby mode. (In case of non-message in

memory)

Enter 2 by the ten-key pad.

The display shows:

USER PROGRAM?

YES(+/l-6) NO(+)

111

To 2: AUTO DIAL PROGRAM

3-45

Operations:

The display shows:

2:AUT0 DIAL PROGRAM?

YES(A/D) NO(Jl-6)

LOCATION No. 31 to No. 70

NO=< FAX NO.

3SEC DISPLAY

AAUTO

AUTO DIAL NO. ? I_

ENTER 01-70

AUTO DIAL NO. ?

ENTER 01-70

I 1

NO=

ID=< LOCATION ID >

FAX NO. >

3SEC

IhSPLAY

DIAL key

[O_]

/F;-

03......

03-123

“’

p++

NO=Oj-40d-7321

ID=tj

N0=03-404-7321

ID+

START key

3-46

Group settimg

Operations:

To get the right message, press SELECT

FUNCTION key once and standby mode. (In case of non-message in memory)

Enter 3 by the ten-key pad.

Press

To select the group number, press the number

key or repeat pressing number appears on LCD, then press

key.

key twice in the

key until the group

key.

The display shows:

USER PROGRAM?

1 YES(+/l-6)

NO(+)

”

3:GROUP SETTING? YES(+)

l:#lGROUP

YES(+)

NO(-/l-6)

SETTING?

NO(-./l-5)

3-47

4:#4GROUP

YES(+)

5:85GROUP

YES(+)

To the next page

SETTING?

NO(Jl-5)

SETTING?

NO(+/l-5)

izl

Fl-111

Case

Making

a group

Press one-touch key or Auto Dial key followed by two digit code which you want to put into

the group.

Press

key to cancel it.

Repeat the above operation until all locations

you want are registered.

To finalize grouping, press

key.

key to register the location or

key or STOP

(One-touch key)

(A/D code)

(Location ID.)

YES(+)

NO(+/LOC.)

END

3-48

Case 2:

Cancelling member(s) from a group

Press

group or

Repeat the above operation until all members

you want to cancel displayed.

key.

key to keep the location in the

key to cancel it.

i=lto5

(Phone No.)

YES(-)

(Location ID)

YES(+)

NO(+/LOC.)

To finalize cancellation, press key.

key or STOP

3-49

Function program

Operations:

To get the right message, press SELECT

FUNCTION key once and standby mode. (in case of non-message in memory)

Enter 4 by the ten-key pad.

key twice in the

The display shows:

USER PROGRAM? YES(+/l-6) NO(+)

lzl

To 4: FUNCTION PROGRAM

3-50

Operations:

02_

02:MCT (MUTI-LOC.]?

[

OFF J

')4c 04:AUTO-REC

[ OFF 1

YES(-) NO(-)

TIMER?

YES(-)

NO(-) ; [_ :

The display shows:

Continuued from the previous page.

~:FUNCTION PROGRAM? YES(-)

NO(-/l-6)

FUNCTION NO.? [_

ENTER

01-19

]

o-9

l-7

I 1

fl PRG. START TIME

IENTER 4DICITS

‘1

lo:*;:

[20SEC1

To RX REDUCTION

TIMER PRG?

YES(-)

NO(-)

[35SEC], [20SEC]

05 05:MONITOR VOLUME?

- [

OFF ]

06 06:REMOTE DIAG.?

[ OFF ] YES(-)

07_

07:SENDER

[

OUT ]

YES(-) NO(-)

NO(-)

ID?

YES(-) No(-)

04:AUTO-REC

[12:33]

TIMER?

YES(-)

NO(-)

[OFF], [ L I, [ H

[T/R],[RK],

[OFF1

4DlGlT

NOTE:

l * denotes that function

LCD display will instead of

service

19,

bit is ON.

become

when the

t”

FLASHING LED WILL BE MOVED BY

STD/NORMAL~STD/DARK-STD/LIGHT-FINE/NORMAL-FINE/DARK-FINE/LIGHT

3-51

EVERYH

KEY.

PHOTO/LIGHT.-PHOTO/DARK-PHOTO/NORMAL

Continued fromthepreviouspage.

12:RX REDUCTION?

[ ON ]

YES(t),NO(+)

13:COPY REDUCTION?

[ OFF ] YES(-) NO(+)

l4 14:RX

16:BUZZER VOLUME?

SPLIT PRINT?

[ ON ] YES(t) NO(+)

[MID.] YES(+) NO(+)

[MID.

DISP.l,[PRINT]

l,[HIGHl,[LOW]

18:CONF.RX [

One-touch key pressed.

REPORT?

]

YES(+) NO(+)

ECHO PROTECTION?

[ X

]

YES(c) NO(+)

MH ONLY?

[ X

]

YES(+) NO(+)

Setting (Toggle)

OFFSON

OFF%ON

3 - 52

Clock adjustment

Operations:

To get the right message, press

FUNCTION

standby mode. (In case of non-message in memory)

Enter 5 by the ten-key pad.

l Press lfIJ key.

Press

key once and

key.

SELECT

key twice in the

The display shows:

I-T-J

l.CLOCK

YES(+) NO(-/I-3)

J-

ADJUSTMENT?

I’

[Q?/25/89 12:331

YES(e)

NO(+/O-9)

ORO-9

3 - 54

System data program

TSKSI (User can register it when PTT parameter is

Registration of sender ID

Registration of telephone number for the call-back message

AUS,

USA, HOL, ESP,

ITA

or GRE)

INT’L,

GBR, NOR, SWE,

Operations:

To get the right message, press

SELECT FUNCTION key once and key twice in the standby mode. (In

case of non-message in memory)

Enter 5 by the ten-key pad.

l Press

Press

key.

The display shows:

5 : DATA PROGRAM? YES(-)

l:CLOCK ADJUSTMENT?

YES(+)

2:SYSTEM DATA PRG.? YES(-)

NO=<

NO(+/l-6)

NO(-/I-3)

NO(-/l-3)

TSI/CSI

ID=< SENDER ID >

Note:

Use the UNIQUE

key

BEL,

SUI

or AUT)

input special symbols.

3 SEC ‘AFTER

(INT’L, GBR, NOR,

etc.)

NO=0495 21 4921

NUMERAL

To the next page

KEY + q

3 - 55

Operations:

The display shows:

Continued from the previous page.

@NO=0495 21 4921

ID=OKI

I-

START

I~N~=<~BM. TEL No.>

3SEC AFTER

@NO=0495 22

5111_

START

END

3-56

Dial parameter

Users may be able to register the following items depending on PTT parameters:

Redial tries

Redial interval

- MForDP

PBXline

Access digit of PBX

Flash/Earth/Normal

Auto start

To get the “DIAL PARAMETER?” message on the display, perform the same operation as Item 4 of 3.7.1,

Available for INT’L, NOR, SWE, USA, HOL and

“0

TRY” to

Available

“1 MIN” to “6 MIN”

Available for INT’L, GBR, NOR, SWE,

ESP,

,aMF”

Available for INT’L, NOR, SWE, USA, HOL, ESP and

ITA.

“OFF” or “ON”

IN CASE of 4 “SPACE“

Available for NOR

and

ITA.

#nF”

for

ITA

and GRE.

uDP”

#nE”

“IO

TRY”

INT’L, NOR, SWE, USA, HOL and

AUS,

1 I

O-9 or SPACE

p+Eg

,nN”

ITA.

USA, HOL,

-I

El El

Available for INT’L, GBR, NOR, SWE,

HOL, ESP, “OFF” or “ON”

ITA

and GRE.

AUS,

USA, BEL,

3-57

Programming password

Operations:

To get the

FUNCTION key once and

standby

mode. (Incaseofnon-messagein

right message, press SELECT

key twice in the

memory)

Enter6bytheten-keypad.

Press

Enter2digit(Olto16)bytheten_keypad.

key.

The display shows:

USER PROGRAM?

YES(+/l-6)

NO(+)

‘I

6:PROGRAM PASSWORD? YES(+)

NO(*/l-6) -

MAIL BOX NO.

PASSWORD

=[_ ]

=[._

Enter 4 digit by the ten-key pad.

MAIL BOX NO.

PASSWORD

=[02]

=[I2341

3-58

3.8

Off-line Tests

(1)

Items_

Self-diagnosis test

Test print

ROMs check

* RAMS

Local copying test

(2) Procedure

Self-diagnosis test

check

Operations:

To get the right message, press SELECT

FUNCTION key once and COPY key twice in

the standby mode. (In case of non-message in

memory)

Press

Press (The printed data is shown in Figure 3.8.1.)

key.

key

for checking and test printing.

The display shows:

T--

1: LOCAL TEST?

YES(-)

II:

SELF DIAGNOSIS?

ES(+)

1: LOCAL TEST?

:;-)

;

1: SELF DIAGNOSIS

NO(+/l-3)

"07-8)

NO(r-3'

CHECKING

Local copy test

1: SELF DIAGNOSIS

PRINTING

Set documents in the feeder, and press COPY key.

3 - 59

RON 1L RON 1U RON

VERSION 104

RRN

1 OK

RFlN

RFIN

RFlN

RQN

RRN

7 PIF RON PIF

RGN

OK OK

OK OK OK OK OK

OK OK OK

C702

5981

= 00000

TX RX = 00000

RQM8

rwrl9 ml18 Rcdlll RQrll2 ml13

.RGy14

RQMlS

OK OK

RWl 16 Rml

RWI 18 Rm

Rma Rm

Rwl22 RCUI

OK OK OK

OK OK OK OK OK

Printed if MEM30 board is mounted.

Fig. 3.8.1

Printed Data of Self-diagnosis Test Print

3-60

3.9

Tel,ephone

(1)

Procedure

Connect the lines.

and Line Connections

Fig. 3.9.1

Telephone and Line Connections

3-61

3.10

On-line Tests

3.10.1 Transmission

Load documents

(1)

Make sure that

(2)

The loaded documents are inserted automatically.

The STD and NORMAL lamps light.

The display shows “SELECT LOCATION.”

Dial the telephone number of the remote machine by the ten-key pad.

(3)

Make sure that the telephone number of the remote machine is shown on the

(4)

display.

Press the START button.

(5)

Typical message transmission is described in Figure 3.10.1.

(6)

3.10.2

Reception

(1)

Use another machine for dialling.

(2)

Make sure that

The display shows “AUTO REC. START”.

The message is automatically received.

(3) Typical message reception is described in Figure 3.10.2.

3 - 62

1 Xx/xx/;y xX:xX 1

YES

(STANDBY CONDITION)

LOAD DOCUMENT(S), SELECT RESOLUTION MODE)

MANUAL SEND MODE

. OFF HOOK . MANUAL DIALLING

ONE-TOUCH

. ONE-TOUCH KEY

(e.g. No. 1)

l PRESS “AUTO DIAL” KEY l SET THE CODE (e.g. 01)

DIALING

CALLING

4542111

KEYPAD DIAL

l ENTER DIGITS

YES

l PRESS

“START” KEY

SENDIN:54/‘db ’

EXAMPLES

COVER OPEN

DOG. JAMMED

A (.

FAX MESSAGE TRANSMISSION STATUS)

YES

, or

, etc.

3 454

SENDING

TRANSMISSION

RESULT = OK

xx/xx/xx xx:xx

2111

t‘

/96

YES

COMMUN. ERROR

(*ABOUT

(*STANDBY CONDITION)

SEC.)

Fig. 3.10.1

Typical Message Transmission

3 - 63

. RINGING

DETECTED

AUTO

YES

REC. START

xx/xx/xx xx:xx

MANUAL RX START

YES

. FAX MESSAGE RECEPTION

STATUS

(*STANDBY

CONDITION)

MANUAL RECEIVE MODE

. OFF-HOOK AND CONVERSATION

l PRESS “START” BUTTON

‘r

Fig. 3.10.2

COMMUN

(~STANDBY coNDITtoN)

Typical Message Reception

3 - 64

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

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