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Typical speeds (also called baud rates) of fax machines can be set to anywhere from 2400 to 28800 bps or more. If transmission errors are being experienced, lowering the baud rate to a speed of either 9600 or even 4800 bps can improve reliability with a minimal impact on actual transmission times.

Delete All Documents Press the "Memory Reference" button, or press "Menu," "Memory Reference" and "Start." Press the arrow keys to highlight "Del. Printed RX." Press "Start" or "Set." Press "*" to delete all the documents in the machine's memory, then press "#" to go back, or "Stop" to go to the main menu.

This is usually due to the document in question being image-heavy. Most traditional fax machines don't handle printing images well, and as a result, the fax prints out black or garbled. What we suggest in this case is send a high resolution color fax.

Try these solutions Make Sure to Properly Load Documents in the Document Feeder or on the Document Glass. Clean the Scanner (Document Glass) Power Off and Unplug the Printer, Clean Both CVT Glass Strips in the DADF, Plug in and Power On Printer. When Sending a Fax, Adjust the Resolution Under Fax Settings.

This is usually due to the document in question being image-heavy. Most traditional fax machines don't handle printing images well, and as a result, the fax prints out black or garbled. What we suggest in this case is send a high resolution color fax.

If the memory is full, try sending a monochrome fax using the Direct Send feature or sending your faxes in smaller batches. If the product cannot print a received fax due to a product error, such as a paper jam, the memory full error may appear. Clear any product errors, then ask the sender to resend the fax.

When creating fax, ensure that fonts are clear and dark and that the background is white. If you are photographing a document, make sure to properly focus the camera so that the text is crisp. Taking a photo in a bright room will help to achieve optimal clarity. Only fax text documents, not photos or pictures.

The confirmation page contains date and time the transmission started and finished, who send the fax, information on where the fax was sent and may include a copy of the first page of the fax or even all pages of the fax.

For documents that contain mostly text, it usually takes approximately 1 minute per page for the document to be delivered. When sending documents that contain graphics (scanned pages of documents), or for faxes sent to a slow fax line, it may take 5 minutes per page or more to be delivered. 1.

Depending on the capacity of the hard drive, images can remain there indefinitely, or until erased. Most fax machines do not use a hard drive to process images. Instead, they use RAM (Random Access Memory) to store and process each job.