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Position the fax machine. Place the fax machine on a flat surface close to power outlets and a telephone jack. ... Connect the power source. Plug the fax machine into the nearest wall outlet. ... Secure the phone line. ... Connect the phone cable. ... Add paper and ink. ... Check the connection.

Fax (short for facsimile), sometimes called telecopying or telefax (the latter short for telefacsimile), is the telephonic transmission of scanned printed material (both text and images), normally to a telephone number connected to a printer or other output device.

A fax machine is designed to both send and receive documents so it has a sending part and a receiving part. The sending part is a bit like a computer scanner, with a CCD (charged-coupled device) that scans only one line of a document at a time, and only in black and white.

To send a fax with your fax machine: Place the document you want to send in the document feeder. There is usually a small icon that will show which was is face up for sending your document. Enter the fax number you want to send to, including and extensions to dial externally, and any international dialing codes.

A fax (short for facsimile and sometimes called telecopying) is the telephonic transmission of scanned-in printed material (text or images), usually to a telephone number associated with a printer or other output device. ... The receiving fax machine reconverts the coded image and prints a paper copy of the document.

Face Down. When you insert the document you want to fax with the printed side toward the machine, the document's text and graphics are face down against the tray. The fax machine then pulls the document down the tray and scans the document's content.

The first thing to look for is a small icon next to the paper feeder on the fax machine. The icon should be a picture of a piece of paper with the top corner folded. If the icon has lines of text on the front of it then you should send a fax with the paper face up.

Face Down. When you insert the document you want to fax with the printed side toward the machine, the document's text and graphics are face down against the tray. The fax machine then pulls the document down the tray and scans the document's content.

Dial the fax number. Check or ask about your machine. The country code (the number 1 for US phones and fax numbers) will also sometimes need to be dialed before local numbers but only when the area code is also required. The country code is almost always necessary to dial long distance numbers.

If you want to use a fax machine which only scans one side to send both sides in a single fax, the solution is to make a copy of one side of each page, then put the pages in order so that you end up with a document which has both the front (on the original pages) and the back (on the copies) all on the same side.

If the icon has lines of text on the front of it then you should send a fax with the paper face up. If the text lines only appear on the folded corner, send the fax with the paper face down.

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Open the program you want to use to fax. Select the document that you want to have faxed. Prepare a cover page to put on top of that document. Select the option to fax Enter the fax number you want to send to. Select the option to send. Wait for the document to finish sending.

You should include your name, your fax number and your regular phone number. You should add the same information for your recipient. It is also common to put the date and the number of pages of the fax transmission. Most businesses also specify if the fax is urgent and if they expect a reply.

Dial a leading '1' when sending a fax only if you would dial a '1' for a regular phone call. As fax works over the phone network, all fax numbers are simply phone numbers and should be dialed the same way as a regular phone call. ... When calling long distance within the United States and Canada: The leading '1' is added.