super G3 Fax AH2

[Tuga]

HI
How changing the number of ringtones to receive faxes

Thanks

[teckat]

HI
How changing the number of ringtones to receive faxes

Thanks

Model Series_??

Usually something like this***depends on model

The number of rings before the fax board will answer an incoming fax call can be changed through the incoming ring count option.
1. Select Additional Functions, then Custom Fax Settings.
2. Select RX Settings, and select Incoming Ring.
3. Select On. Then you set the ring count from 1-99. Select OK.
If set to Off, there will be no call tones (will not hear any rings).
4. Select Done to return to the main screen

[Tuga]

Model Series_??

Usually something like this***depends on model

The number of rings before the fax board will answer an incoming fax call can be changed through the incoming ring count option.
1. Select Additional Functions, then Custom Fax Settings.
2. Select RX Settings, and select Incoming Ring.
3. Select On. Then you set the ring count from 1-99. Select OK.
If set to Off, there will be no call tones (will not hear any rings).
4. Select Done to return to the main screen

Hi
The Model is IRADV C2220i

[teckat]

Hi
The Model is IRADV C2220i

For fax machines and imageRUNNER units that do not have a user-defined ring count setting, how else can the ring count be set?

The incoming ring count can be set by editing the Fax Service Mode accordingly:
1. Enter the general Service Mode, then Fax Service Mode, as required.
2. Select NCU (or #4B NCU).
3. Select ‘8. Auto RX’.
4. Highlight or choose ‘007’. The default setting will be 02.
5. Change the value as required.

Note: Setting the ring count to 4 or more rings may cause the transmitting device to time-out, if the connection time exceeds 30 - 35 seconds (T1 timer).

[Tuga]

For fax machines and imageRUNNER units that do not have a user-defined ring count setting, how else can the ring count be set?

The incoming ring count can be set by editing the Fax Service Mode accordingly:
1. Enter the general Service Mode, then Fax Service Mode, as required.
2. Select NCU (or #4B NCU).
3. Select ‘8. Auto RX’.
4. Highlight or choose ‘007’. The default setting will be 02.
5. Change the value as required.

Note: Setting the ring count to 4 or more rings may cause the transmitting device to time-out, if the connection time exceeds 30 - 35 seconds (T1 timer).

HI
Thank you