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"No Response/Busy" indicates that the number you attempted to send a fax to was busy or didn't respond to the incoming fax. The problem may be related to your line connection. - Make sure the telephone cord is connected from your wall telephone jack to your Brother machine's LINE jack.

Usage. At the end of a transmission, the sending fax machine waits for a signal from the receiving fax machine to say ?transfer complete.? When the sending fax machine receives this signal, it prints out a fax receipt to show proof of receipt.

Receiving a fax can take varying amounts of time, depending on a few different factors. Generally, it can take anywhere from half a minute to 3 minutes for a fax to be received. However, if the sender is using an older fax machine or there are some problems with the phone line, it may take longer than that.

A fax confirmation page, also known as a delivery receipt, is an important document to have in case there are any disputes about whether or not your fax was sent successfully. Without this verification, it can be difficult to prove that your fax actually went through.

There are several reasons why your recipient might not have received it: The fax number may be incorrect. You should double-check it's correct. The receiving machine could be broken or run out of ink, paper.

The easiest way to tell your fax was completed or delivered successfully is if your fax machine prints a confirmation page. It's a one-page summary that details the date, time, recipient's fax number, and the number of pages sent. Most fax machines print out this confirmation by default.

You are trying to send a fax to a number that is blocked or outside your area code. Your fax machine could not establish a connection with your telephone line or modem. Your fax machine fails to connect with your receiver's phone line. There is a problem with your fax machine's automatic document feeder or wire cables.

Notifications are email?or text/short-message service (TXT/SMS)?alerts that you receive each time a new message (voicemail, fax; or business-text [if Business [SMS] Texting is enabled]) arrives in your inbox.