TF 610 Instruction manual - Toshiba

Transmit documents
Stack mode
A frequently encountered problem with
fax machines is that the document tray is
blocked while a document is being
transmitted; no other documents can be
transmitted while the fax machine is
transmitting or receiving documents. This
is different with your fax machine: All
documents are read into the memory and
are then transmitted from this memory.
Incoming documents are also read into
the memory before they are printed out.
The advantage of this method is that the
document tray is virtually always free and
that documents can be transmitted
almost irrespective of the transmission or
receiving status of the fax machine.
Each procedure is known as a job. A job
may consist of one or more documents
which you can transmit to your partners.
A job can also be a multi-address
transmission or a delayed transmission.
Your fax machine is able to manage 15
such jobs. Each of these jobs is placed on
a stack, from where they are processed in
sequence. Your fax machine accepts jobs
even while it is transmitting or receiving
documents; this means that the
document tray is always ready. With every
procedure, the fax machine assigns a
reference number to the job; this number
is available via the job list (see Page 50).
This number can also be used for deleting
a specific job.
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MAX. 15 JOBS
JOB NBR. 11
JOB NBR. 10
JOB NBR. 9
JOB NBR. 8
JOB NBR. 7
JOB NBR. 6
JOB NBR. 5
JOB NBR. 4
JOB NBR. 3
JOB NBR. 2
JOB NBR. 1
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