Gestetner f540 Manual Suplementario

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There are two types of scanner related functions Scan to E-mail and Network De-
livery Scanner. This section describes the Scan to E-mail function. If you want to
deliver the scanned data to destinations registered to a networked ScanRouter
V2 Lite server or ScanRouter V2 Professional server, see p.117 “Using Network
Delivery Scanner Functions”.

You can scan and transmit originals
in color using NIC FAX. The scanned
image is attached to an e-mail as a
PDF or JPEG file. 

Preparation
You need to make Network set-
tings beforehand. See p.28 “NIC
FAX Initial Settings”.

❒ You cannot use this feature with

Memory Transmission. Use it with
Immediate Transmission.

❒ If the fax machines at both ends are

NIC FAX, the file exchange by us-
ing the Color Scanning function is
not possible. If you attempt such
transmissions, documents will not
be received and a Mail Information
/ Error Mail Notification / Error
Report will be printed on the trans-
mitting or receiving end NIC FAX.

❒ You cannot specify an Internet fax

machine as destination.

❒ You cannot specify both an e-mail

address for the Scan to E-mail
function and a destination on the
Network Delivery Scanner at the
same time.

❒ You can store the {{{{Color Scan}}}} key

into a Keystroke Program. If you
regularly send color documents to
particular destinations in the same
size and format (PDF or JPEG),
you can store the program and
send quickly by just pressing the
Quick Dial key you store the pro-
gram in. For details about storing a
program, see Chapter 6 "Pro-
grams", Advance Features.

When sending documents, you can
set e-mail options using the 

{{{{Trans.

}}}} key. 

If the Mail Options function is already
assigned to a user function key (

{{{{F1}}}}

to 

{{{{F10}}}}), you can set the same op-

tions using that key.
You can set the following options: 

❖

❖

❖

❖ Subject and Message

You can enter a subject and mes-
sage for the document you want to
send. You can also enter either
subject or message only. 

❒ To enter a message, you need to

assign the E-mail Message func-
tion to a user function key be-
forehand. See p.25 “Assigning
User Function Keys”. On Type 2
machines, the E-mail Message
function is pre-assigned to the

{{{{F4}}}} key.