Auto Reception Mode - Sanyo SFX-110 Instruction Manual

Auto reception mode
AUTO reception operation sequence
1. When a call arrives, the SFX-1 10/210 connects to the line after it rings 3 times*.
(*User-selectable ring delay. See IMPORTANT below.)
* From this moment, callers will be charged for the phone call.
2A. The call is an automatic fax
2B. The call is a voice call or
transmission:
manual fax transmission:
The SFX-I 10/21 O detects incoming
The SFX-1 10/21 O does not switch to
fax signals and begins receiving
fax reception mode immediately, and
fax.
issues 7 simulated rings **.
xx RECEIVING xx
If the call is still unanswered, fax
reception starts automatically after the
second set of rings.
('* User-selectable. See IMPORTANT
below,)
IMPORTANT
When you select AUTO mode, you may wish to change the ring delay settings to best suit
your fax and telephone use — whether you have a dedicated fax number or you use a
single line for both fax and voice calls. Use the feature switches No. 07 and No. 09.
I For Australian users I
* Feature switch No. 07 (first set of rings) can be set to 2-11 rings.
Default setting is 3 rings.
* Feature switch No. 09 (second set of rings) can be set to no rings or 3-11 rings.
Default setting is 7 rings.
I For New Zealand users I
* Feature switch No. 07 (first set of rings) can be set to a short ring or regular
rings (1-1 1 rings). Default setting is 3 rings.
** Feature switch No. 09 (second set of rings) can be set to no rings or 3-11 rings.
Default setting is 7 rings.
See pages 77-79 for feature switch resetting procedures.
FAXKEL use
The default ring count settings for AUTO reception mode are designed to suit users
who have a single line for both fax and telephone use, and wish to answer all voice
calls by themselves.
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