Sanyo SFX-210 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Designation - Device Type: SFX-110, SFX 210
- Purpose – Facsimile Transceiver
- Connection Type - For direct exchange lines and compatible private branch exchanges.
- Signalling: Loop Disconnect (LD) and Multi-frequency (MF) tones
- Inappropriate for: PABX phone set wired for shared service (party lines); 1+1 Carrier Systems; extension to a payphone.
- Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) - 3 in conjunction with any other device connected to the same line 1 is allowed to be maximum.
- Voltage Drop – 350 mV at 40 mA d.c.
- Time Within Expectation To Answer Calls: The time it takes to answer inbound calls should not exceed 10 seconds and calls not attended to in 45 seconds are largely abandoned.
- Features:
- Telephone number codification and storage with descriptively coded retrieval
- Initiating calls through automation
- Non-indication operational ability
- Facilty of auto dialing
- Auto answering facilty
- Integrated Inbuilt Digital voice message system ( for SFX-210 only)
- Facility of automatically saving the previously dialed number
- Facilities for Repeat Attempts
- Loud Speaking Facilities
- Simple Telephone Facilities
- Conversations on Hold Facilities
- Series Connection
- Modem
- Hands-free Speakerphone Facilities (for SFX-210 only)
- Automatic Document 10 Pages Feeder
- Automatic Paper Cutter
- 3 Resolution Modes: Fine, Superfine, Standard
- 16 Halftone Shade
- Timer Transmission
- Polling Reception
- Overseas Transmission Mode
- Automatic Redial Further
- 30 meter Recording Paper Roll Support
- Support Quality Thermal Paper as Plain-desk
- Telephone set built-in
- LCD display, 16 characters x 1 line
- Automatic number dialer memory for up to 28 numbers
- Dial Bank feature for Up To 20 Frequently Called Numbers
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What types of connections are supported through the SFX-110/210?
A: Direct Exchange Lines and Private Branch Exchange systems can be connected through the use of loop disconnect or multi-frequency tones.
Q: SFX-100/210 users, are you able to connect a telephone instrument to the device?
A: Yes, any instrument can be connected when not in use as there seems to be an allowance for such instruments.
Q: Who should I contact if my PBX seems to not be functioning correctly with the device?
A: In such a case, it is best to consult the supplier of this apparatus first so that they can assist you.
Q: I have ordered an automatic feeder, can you confirm how many pages can a feeder hold?
A: Yes, we can inform you ensure that your feeder will be able to handle up to 10 pages at maximum.
Q: The ren attached is an abbreviation, but what does it stand for?
A: The abbrreviation creates as the Ringer Equivalence Number and as provided in the specifications for SFX-110/210, it is 3.
Q: What other features apart from telephone can be found in SFX-210 model?
A: Some of the other features supporting the telephone are a built in answering system as well as hands free facilities.
Q: If possible, may I know how many maximum numbers can I compound as a speed dial?
A: Yes, it would be possible for you to compound 20 speed dials at max. in memory at the same time.
Q: How much time do you predict is possible to keep recording and reading greetings alongside messages after a power switch off?
A: Well, it depends but the SFX-210 has been designed in a way that it takes up to 48 hours but only 16 messages.
Q: Are 8 stored one touch dialing numbers sufficient in your opinion?
A: Yes, in our opinion that236 would be more than enough in such devices.
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