# USING THE AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT FEEDER FOR TRANSMISSION

## Overview

Storing scanned originals in machine's memory before transmitting them is called "Memory TX".
This section explains how to scan the original through the automatic document feeder and send the data by the memory transmission function.

- To fax a thick original or other original that cannot be placed in the automatic document feeder, open the automatic document feeder and place the original on the document glass.
- If there is a fax job in progress when the transmission operation is performed, the fax is transmitted when the job in progress is finished.
- If the memory becomes full while the originals are being scanned, a message will appear and scanning will stop. When Quick On Line Sending is enabled for transmission, the scanned originals are sent.

To set the scan complete sound:
In "Setting mode", select [System Settings]→[Image Send Settings]→[Operation Settings]→[Default Settings]→[Scan Complete Sound Setting].

## Operation

Place the original in the document feeder tray of the automatic document feeder.

- AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT FEEDER

Specify the destination fax number.

- ENTERING A DESTINATION NUMBER USING THE NUMERIC KEYS
- RETRIEVING A DESTINATION NUMBER FROM AN ADDRESS BOOK
- THE SELECTED DESTINATIONS
- USING A SEARCH NUMBER TO RETRIEVE A DESTINATION
- RETRIEVING A DESTINATION NUMBER FROM A GLOBAL ADDRESS BOOK
- USING A TRANSMISSION LOG TO RESEND
- SENDING BY CHAIN DIALLING

Tap the [Start] key to begin transmission.
When scanning is completed, the machine beeps.

- Tap the [Preview] key to check the preview of an image before sending a fax. For more information, see "CHECKING THE IMAGE TO BE TRANSMITTED".
- When all originals have been scanned, "Job stored." will be displayed together with a job control number. This number is recorded in the transaction report and image sending activity report and can be used to check fax jobs.
  - PRINTING IMAGE SENDING ACTIVITY REPORTS

###### To cancel scanning the original:

Tap the [Cancel Scan] key.
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