# RECEIVING A FAX AUTOMATICALLY

## Overview

When the reception mode is set to "Auto Reception", the machine will receive and print faxes automatically.

- When fax reception is in progress, it is possible to reserve a transmission by performing the transmission in memory transmission mode.
  - FAX TRANSMISSION METHODS
- To print received faxes, make sure that the required paper is loaded into the machine's paper trays. It is not necessary to load A4 (8-1/2" x 11") paper and B5 (5-1/2" x 8-1/2") paper in both the vertical () and horizontal () orientations. Differences in orientation are automatically adjusted when faxes are received.
  When a fax smaller than A4 (8-1/2" x 11") size is received, the size of the paper used for printing will vary depending on the orientation (vertical or horizontal) in which the sender placed the original.
- If a print job such as the copy or printer function has already been executed when printing the received data, the first reserved job is printed before the received data.
- Received faxes will not be printed when the machine cannot print due to an error condition such as out of paper, out of toner, or a paper misfeed. The faxes will be printed automatically when the error condition is cleared. (If the paper has run out, add paper and tap on the touch panel.)
- You can check current fax reception mode in the system area at the top of the screen.

To switch between auto reception and manual reception modes:
Select [System Settings] in "Setting mode" → [Fax Data Receive/Forward]→[Fax Settings]→[Receive Settings].

## Operation

The machine rings and fax reception begins automatically.
A beep sounds when reception ends.
The faxes are printed automatically.
If a password entry screen appears:
A password is registered to print the received fax data. When the correct password is entered, the received fax is printed.

- PRINTING A PASSWORD-PROTECTED FAX (Hold setting for received data print)

###### How to check the fax reception mode

You can check current fax reception mode in the system area at the top of the screen.

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