Konica Minolta Bizhub 215 - Manual (Page 108)

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7.2 Store Address 7
7
Enter a destination fax number using the Keypad.
% For details on how to enter a character string, refer to [Quick Guide Copy/Print/Fax/Scan Opera-
tions].
% A fax number can be specified using up to 30 digits.
% If an optional Image Controller IC-209 or Network Card NC-504 is installed on this machine, an
E-mail address can be entered into a destination.
% When not specifying the F-code transmission, baud rate, or transmission time, go to Step 10.
% When specifying the F-code transmission or baud rate, press ,, and go to the next step.
% For details on the F code such as the SUB address and password, refer to page 4-2.
8
Use +, to select a setting item, and press the OK key.
% The SUB address and password can be specified using up to 20 digits.
% If [SUB, SID SETTING] is selected: Enter the SUB address and password, and press the Back key.
% When [MODEM SPEED] is selected: Use +, to select [33.6Kbps], [14.4Kbps], or[9.6Kbps], and
press the Back key.
% Repeat this procedure until all the required settings are completed.
9
Select [RETURN], and press the OK key.
This returns to the screen where a fax number can be entered.
10
Press OK.
This registers settings, and returns to the Store Address screen.
7.2.5 Changing or deleting a speed dial destination
1
Press the Utility key.
2
Use +, to select [DIAL REGISTRATION], and press the OK key.
3
Use +, to select [SPEED DIAL], and press the OK key.
4
Enter a target 3-digit speed dial number using the Keypad, and press the OK key.
5
Use +, to select [EDIT] or [DELETE], and press the OK key.
% If [EDIT] is selected, go to the next step.
% If [DELETE] is selected, the information registered in the One-Touch Dial Key is deleted, and the
display returns to the Store Address screen.
6
Change the destination name, fax number, F code (SUB address or password), or baud rate.
After all settings are completed, the display returns to the Store Address screen.
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Reference
For details on how to change each setting, refer to Steps 6 to 8 in page 7-5.