Fax machines do come in multiple-tray configurations. The trays may serve to sort incoming faxes by the phone number they are coming from. Such features require Caller ID be enabled on the fax machine's line.
"Caller ID" or "call identification" It's a display of an inbound phone (or fax) number that appears when the phone (or fax) rings.
"Caller ID" or "call identification" It's a display of an inbound phone (or fax) number that appears when the phone (or fax) rings.
I am afraid that there's NO..... ----- Joufax Server
On the receiving fax machine: yes, it can be revealed through caller ID, as well most fax machines are programmed with their fax number in the header On the sending fax machine: the last number dialed by any fax (or phone) can be found by dialling "last call return" - in North America it is usually *69. As well, most fax machines keep a printable log of numbers dialed and fax transmissions sent. There is also a confirmation page usually printed for each fax transmission. On an online fax, sofware fax, or softfax - yes, there is usually a log kept for almost any transmission
In the US and Canada, dialing *67 on any landline will suppress the Caller ID display at the far end. (Note that calls to toll-free numbers and to 911 will still display your number, even if you block Caller ID.) A fax line is nothing but an ordinary landline that happens to have a fax machine connected to it. You can swap a fax machine and an ordinary telephone on the same line.
If you are referring to whether or not the caller id ability is available on our receiver, yes it is. The caller ID ability is offered on most of the receivers we offer but there are some that do not have the ability to enable caller ID. The caller ID option will display caller information on the TV screen. In order to activate, the caller ID does requires a phone line connected to the receiver, a subscription to Caller ID service through their local phone company and Caller ID enabled in the receiver.
Dial star 65 this will turn on your phone caller ID, If you have caller ID service
The UUU that shows up on a caller ID does not really mean anything. It is a glitch that occurs when the caller ID can't get the name sometimes.
Today, about 99% of phones come with a caller ID service that is automatically enabled by default. When it comes to home telephones (landline) with caller ID, one could contact their phone company and opt out of the caller ID service if needed. More importantly, the caller ID feature that we have come to trust is not as secure as it was in the past. Anybody can change or fake the number that is displayed on the caller ID with a simple spoof calling card. Be careful and remember that anyone can change their caller ID number.
It means that there is no caller ID from a call you got on your cell.
To change the caller ID on a Blackberry open the User menu than click User Profiles. Once the user profile is opened, open the Outgoing Caller ID (ANI) tab to change the caller id details.