Look where you insert the paper. There should be a small picture of a piece of paper with one corner folded over. If that picture shows lines on the folded corner, and no lines on the rest of the paper its depicting, then the paper goes face down. If there are lines on the main portion of that picture of paper, and none on the folded corner, then the paper goes face up. You could also load the document into the document feeder and press the COPY button instead of dialing a number, this would show you what the people at the other end would see. NOTE: good way to check to see if your optics are clean and not causing lines/streaks on the page while transmitting.
Yes, a paperless fax machine will receive the fax digitally instead of just immediately printing it out.
It means the fax machine needs paper to print onto. Add some paper to the part of the machine, and it should function again.
For paper being scanned: put it into the document feeder. For paper being printed: put it into the paper tray.
it wastes paper
It depends on the model of fax machine you're using. On most fax machines, there will be an icon where the paper goes in showing you whether the paper goes face up or face down, as well as the direction it is supposed to facing in.
It depends on the fax machine. Older fax machines print with thermal paper (the paper roll) - the fax "heats" up certain parts of the paper, and those parts of the paper are turned black. Newer fax machines are just printers with a fax line on them - they are either laser or ink based printers depending on the model.
Make sure your fax machine have enough paper and ink for printing. Check also its paper roller if it is functioning properly.
The option you are looking for is to turn "confirmation pages" off. It varies by machine, however usually it is in the administrative settings of the fax machine.
Here is what you will need for most fax machines (if possible, read the machine's manual beforehand)You will need:- a document that you want to fax- a fax machine- a fax machine to send to, as well as that fax machine's fax number (same as a phone number)1) insert the document into the feeder of the fax machine - the feeder is usually at the top of the machine, and there is usually an icon on it to show which way to have the paper face up or face down2) done the paper is in the document feeder, enter the number you want to fax to into the fax machine. The number gets entered just like a phone number does.3) press send. The fax machine will attempt to dial the number. If the other fax machine picks up, the document will begin transmitting4) watch the fax machine's display to make sure that the fax goes through. When the fax has been sent, you'll get a message saying the transmission is done.
Longer file the higher the cost. It bills per minute. High on maintenance such as paper and ink. internet fax is more reliable than traditional fax machine.
I was using a fax machine before and i always getting errors when there were problems with the land line, or the paper was out, or the ink was out.
You tell it to automatically answer on X amount of rings, or with manual intervention by you. Also you tell it wether to store faxes or print them right away.AnswerOne of the disadvantage of using a fax machine is you need to be physically present in front of the machine in order to feed the paper into it. With internet fax service you canfax using your online account, phone or any Microsoft Office programs. Providers of the service such as Ringcentral include fax editing tool and email fax software for free.