User manual SAGEM PHILIPS HFC 242

[. . . ] User Manual Dear Customer, In buying this device you have chosen a quality product made by PHILIPS. Your device fulfils the most varied requirements for private use or in your office and business everyday. You can assign the six speed dial buttons to frequently dialled telephone numbers. You can load these telephone numbers quickly with the speed dial buttons. [. . . ] The copy is created. 10 4 Settings Cursor left, STOP and output mode Setting automatic redial If the called subscriber is busy, the number is automatically redialled after an adjustable time (factory setting 44 seconds). 9 Using the numeric keypad enter the desired time after which to redial (60 means 120 seconds and 99 means 198 seconds). Press j several times to return to the starting mode. Selecting the Language 1 Press MENU, 227 and o/OK. 3 Confirm with o/OK. Entering Your Number Entering number PSE 1 Press MENU, 13 and o/OK. 3 Confirm using o/OK. Entering Your Name Entering names without special characters using 0 1 Press MENU, 14 and o/OK. You can enter characters using the numeric keys (see button labels) Press the respective key several times until the desired character or special character appears on the display. After the input, the machine prints an overview of the functions. Reducing transmission speed Lowering the Transmission Speed The machine adapts the transmission speed to the line quality. Set a lower transmission speed if you are sending faxes into networks with poor line quality. In case of problems with reception, you can also reduce the reception speed. Reducing the transmission speed 1 Press MENU, 33 and o/OK. 3 Confirm using o/OK. Entering the Time and Date Entering date/time PSE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Press MENU, 15 and o/OK. Confirm using o/OK. Reducing the reception speed 1 Press MENU, 332 and o/OK. 3 Confirm using o/OK. Adjusting volume level Setting the volume of the ring tone You can set the volume of the ring tone or switch the ring tone off. 3 Confirm using o/OK. Toggling between pulse and tone dialling In some countries you can set the dialling process to pulse dialling or tone dialling (DTMF tones). Limited Pulse Dialling Only use pulse dialling if tone dialling is not yet activated for your telephone line. 3 Confirm using o/OK. Setting the volume of the key tones and the speaker Speaker is used for listening while a connection is established You can set the volume of the key tones and the speaker or switch off the key tones. 2 Using [ select the volume of the speaker and the key tones or switch of the key tones. 3 Confirm using o/OK. 11 Setting the fax switch Fax switch The built-in fax switch of your device distinguishes between fax messages and telephone calls. Faxes are received automatically, telephone calls can be received ­ even on additional connected devices. sion. ERROR ­ Transmission report is printed only after a transmission error. 3 Confirm using o/OK. Setting the reception mode Introduction of Reception mode ON mode Printing reception report After every fax reception, the device prints a reception report. 2 Using [ select: ON ­ Reception report is printed after each transmission. ERROR ­ Reception report is printed only after a transmission error. 3 Confirm using o/OK. For the reception of faxes, you have various different setting options. [. . . ] The lack of the symbols ® and TM does not justify the assumption that these dedicated terms are free trademarks. Other product names used herein are for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective owners. The list of such documents below is not intended to be complete, it only offers a general overview. · Passports (personal identification) 18 · Entrance and exit visa papers (immigration papers) · Military service documents · Bank notes, travel checks, payment orders · Postage stamps, tax stamps (stamped or unstamped) · Loan papers, certificates of deposit, bonds · Documents protected by copyright Follow the statutory regulations of your country with regard to the legal validity of fax transmissions ­ particularly in connection with the validity of signatures, meeting delivery deadlines or disadvantages resulting from the loss of quality in the transmission, etc. [. . . ]