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Lexmark X5320 fax machine support digital dial tone?

Anonymous

∙ 17y ago

Updated: 8/16/2019

Not to the best of my knowledge you would still require an analog phone signal.

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How do you receive faxes on your Lexmark X5320 printer?

The Lexmark X5320 is an all-in-one device that functions as a fax machine as well as a printer, scanner and copier. Fax machines are still commonly used by businesses to send and receive forms and other important documents. When you send a page from your X5320 as a fax, the X5320 scans the page and transmits its image to another fax machine over telephone lines.

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