Lg Electronics MF3800 User Manuals

Table of Contents

• Introduction to the MINOLTAFAX2800 and MINOLTAFAX3800 Units

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• MINOLTAFAX2800 and MINOLTAFAX3800 Model Differences*

  1
• How to Use This Manual

  1
• Agency Certification

  1
• Important Safeguards

  1
• Multi-Tasking

  1
• Machine Components

  1
• Control Panel Layout

  1
• Definition of Display Symbols

  1
• Sending a Document

  2
• Using Memory Transmit

  2
• Memory Overflow Transmit

  2
• Dialing Methods

  2
• Receiving a Document

  2
• Auto Receive

  2
• Making Copies

  2
• Using the Function Menu

  3
• Broadcast

  3
• Timer TX (Delay Transmission)

  3
• Mailbox TX

  3
• Print Mailbox RX

  3
• Print Memory RX

  3
• Polling TX

  3
• Polling RX

  3
• Relay Initiate

  3
• Using Combination Dial

  3
• JOURNAL Key

  3
• REPORT Key

  3
• Reports

  3
• Transmit Message Confirmation

  3
• Manual TX Report

  3
• SCHEDULE Key

  3
• PIN CODE Key

  3
• SPEAKER Key

  3
• F Codes

  3
• Accessing The User Program Area

  4
• Menu Navigation

  4
• Menu Structure

  4
• Initial User Data

  4
• Entering The Date & Time

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• Entering Your Telephone Number

  4
• Entering Your User Name

  4
• Setting Department PW

  4
• Machine Operations

  4
• Setting the LCD Contrast

  4
• Setting the Correct Dialing Type (Tone/Pulse)

  4
• Setting the Buzzer (Ring) Volume

  4
• Setting the Line Monitor (Speaker) Volume

  4
• Selecting Remote Monitor

  4
• Setting Your Fax Line Type (PSTN/PBX)

  4
• Setting the Power Save Mode

  4
• Setting the Power Save Time

  4
• Setting the Drum Counter

  4
• Document Scan Settings

  4
• Resolution

  4
• Scan Contrast

  4
• Print Density

  4
• Reduction Copy

  4
• Rec. Paper Size

  4
• Auto Cassette Sel.

  4
• Dial Registration

  4
• One-Touch Keys

  4
• Speed Dial Keys

  4
• Group Dial Keys

  4
• Program Dial

  4
• Batch TX

  4
• Relay box

  4
• TX Operation

  4
• Default TX

  4
• Closed Network TX

  4
• Fax Forwarding

  4
• RX Operation

  4
• Memory RX Mode

  4
• Two Page Print

  4
• Reduction RX

  4
• Mailbox RX

  4
• Closed Network

  4
• RX Mode

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• Footer (Receive Time Print)

  4
• Line 2 Setting

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• Line 2 Fax No.

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• TX Line Priority

  4
• Line 2 Tone / Pulse

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• Reports

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• Activity Report

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• Reserv. (Reservation) Report

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• TX Results Report

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• RX Results Report

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• Broadcast Report

  4
• Toner Low Report

  4
• Setup

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• Programming Internet Fax settings

  5
• components of Internet Fax

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• Setting up the Internet Fax

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• E-MAIL SETTING

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• SERVER SETTING

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• POP3 INTERVAL

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• TIME OUT SETTING

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• ERROR REPORT

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• TIME ZONE

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• One-Touch Dial

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• Speed Dial

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• Group Dial

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• Program Dial

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• Manual Transmission(Single Location)

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• Manual Receive

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• Advanced Operations of Internet Fax

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• Broadcast

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• Timer TX

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• One Touch, Speed Dial, and Group Dial

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• Automatic Receive

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• Error messages

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• Error Messages Report

  5
• LCD Display Messages

  5
• Set Printer

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• Symbol Set

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• Font Number

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• Print Font

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• Memory Allocations

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• Standard Memory Configuration Choices

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• PCL4 Emulation

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• Connecting to a Computer

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• Basic Operation

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• Using the Manual Feed Tray to Print

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• Printing Envelopes

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• Printer Messages

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• Auto-Select Paper Tray

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• GDI Printer Feature(option)

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• PC Requirements

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• Installing The Printer Driver

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• Printing with your GDI Print Function

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• Getting Help

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• Scanning (TWAIN Driver Option)

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• PC Requirements for the TWAIN Option

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• Installing the TWAIN Driver

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• Class 1 Fax/Modem

  6
• Class 1 Interface

  6
• PC Requirements

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• Installing the PC-Fax Software

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• Using Class 1 Mode

  6
• Receiving a Fax in Class 1 Mode

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• Scanning in Class 1 Mode

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• Loading the Paper

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• Paper Tray

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• Optional Second Paper Cassette Unit(SPCU)

  7
• Clearing Paper Jams

  7
• Document Jams

  7
• Paper Jams

  7
• Changing Toner Cartridge

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• Maintenance

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• Cleaning Your Fax Unit

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• Cleaning the Scanner

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• Cleaning the White Roller

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• Troubleshooting

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• Error Indication Types

  8
• Error Messages

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• Physical Specifications

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• Operational Specifications

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• Class 1 Interface (RS-232)

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• LAN Interface (Print Server)

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• Environmental Specifications

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