Sharp AR-M257 setting own name on Fax Header for outbound transmissions

[FutureDigital]

Hello all,

I have a client who has a Sharp AR-m257 that has an incorrect name when sending faxes on the header of the page.

They are a medical office and for insurance purposes they need that to be changed.

I attempted to access the device's GUI, but I saw no option for "Own name" or "Fax Header" or anything similar to that

I have some newer Sharps here in the office where I am able to register my own name through the system settings, but I am unable to find any guide showing me how to do it on this older machine

Does anyone know how to do this? Any help I would greatly appreciate!

Thanks

[mttech]

Try this. Touch custom settings, then login as the key operator. Touch fax settings, then default settings. You should find it there.

[FutureDigital]

Thats really helpful, thank you.

I'm honestly not too familiar with Key Operator login info, from what I've read in a search is that it is a number that is set up and must be remembered like a pass code, and that is is defaulted to five 0s.

If the machine was previously working with different headers, I would assume the default Key Operator # had to have been changed. If this is the case is there an easy way to reset it and retain the rest of the customer's settings?

[ZOOTECH]

Thats really helpful, thank you.

I'm honestly not too familiar with Key Operator login info, from what I've read in a search is that it is a number that is set up and must be remembered like a pass code, and that is is defaulted to five 0s.

If the machine was previously working with different headers, I would assume the default Key Operator # had to have been changed. If this is the case is there an easy way to reset it and retain the rest of the customer's settings?

TC 22-7 will give the current Key Operator number.

[FutureDigital]

TC 22-7 will give the current Key Operator number.

I'm also not sure what to make of this.

[blackcat4866]

I'm also not sure what to make of this.

I would like to introduce you to the service manual. It tells you how to operate the service modes. All it requires is reading skills, and the willingness to read.

Buy a manual. Read it. =^..^=

[FutureDigital]

I would like to introduce you to the service manual. It tells you how to operate the service modes. All it requires is reading skills, and the willingness to read.

Buy a manual. Read it. =^..^=

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[FutureDigital]

I would like to introduce you to the service manual. It tells you how to operate the service modes. All it requires is reading skills, and the willingness to read.

Buy a manual. Read it. =^..^=

I get your mindset here, but let me be clear in that I searched for the meaning before wandering back in here for help. Trust me, I don't want anyone to hold my hand. I was not able to get the information needed through my search. I'm willing to do it again, but it seemed like I was missing something

Nice schtick

[blackcat4866]

Sorry Sir. After a while you may discover that you, too, are dis-inclined to read manuals for those that unwilling to do it for themselves. =^..^=

[FutureDigital]

Sorry Sir. After a while you may discover that you, too, are dis-inclined to read manuals for those that unwilling to do it for themselves. =^..^=

I understand. I'm going through the manual and I believe I found what was mentioned as TC 22-7 and learning what that means