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MXFXX3  SPECIFICATIONS  2 – 3
(4) Specification of Multiple Addresses
(5) Transmission function 
(6) Reception function 
(7) Report/list function
(8) Other Functions
* This function means that e-mail address setteing on F code relay
broadcast allowed.
(9) Record Size
Mode
FAX
Broadcast
Yes (500 destinations) 
Request of serial transmission
Yes
FAX
Memory transmission
94 destinations in all
On-hook
Yes
Quick online transmission
Yes
Direct transmission
Yes
(Switching: Memory transmission 
 
Direct transmission)
Automatically-reduced 
transmission
Yes
Rotated transmission
B5R 
 B5, A5R  A5
Scaled transmission
Magnification transmission only to 
fixed size and R direction
Recall mode
Error
Yes 
Busy
Yes
Yes
Long original transmission
Yes (Maximum of 500mm)
Large capacity original mode
Yes
Scanning of thin paper
Yes
Default date sender transmission
Yes (ON only)
Side erase
Yes
Dial tone detection
Yes
Mode
FAX
Automatic reception
Yes
Manual reception
Yes
Switching from manual reception to 
automatic reception. (Allowed only 
for France)
Memory reception
Yes
Fixed size reduced reception
Yes
Rotated reception
Yes
Setting of received data print 
condition
Yes
2-sided reception
Condition setting through system 
setting
Automatic reduction setting upon 
receiving letter 
Yes (Other than North America and 
Inch destinations)
Reception from a specific number 
not allowed, or allowed. 
(Allow/Reject)
Specified numbers only (50 numbers 
/20 digits)
External phone connection 
remote
Yes
Received data bypass output
Yes
Transfer function upon disabling 
of output.
Yes (1 receiver (of transfer) 
registration)
Internet Fax/Fax to network 
(Transfer of Internet Fax/Fax 
reception data to network, 
inbound routing)
Yes
Print number setting of received 
data
Yes
Staple function of received data
Yes
Auto wake up print
Yes
Received data print hold (ALL RX 
data into the Memory regardless)
Yes
Foot print
Yes
Image check
Yes 
(Users can check received data 
before printing it.)
Mode
FAX
Image sending activity report
Yes
Time-specified output 
Output with memory full 
* Maximum of 200 times including 
both transmission and reception
Transaction report
Yes
Address/phone number table
Yes
Group table
Yes
Program table
Yes
Memory box table (F code)
Yes
Communication original contents 
print
Always print/Upon error/no print 
List of addresses allowed or
not allowed for reception
Yes
Inbound routing table list
Yes
Document Admin list
Yes
All setting list
Yes
Mode
FAX
Time specification
Yes
Polling reception
Yes
Bulletin board transmission
Yes 
Up to 100 registrations allowed with 
bulletin board, confidential and relay 
broadcast all combined. (Free area : 
1 registration)
Setting of the number of 
transmission: 1/no limit.
Sender print
Yes
Sender selection
Yes
Page number print
Yes
Date print
Yes (Date can be expressed 
alternatively)
Polling protection function
Yes
Confidential (receiver unit)
Yes (F code method) 
Relay broadcast instructions
Yes (F code method) 
Fax to e-mail (F code) *
Yes
Edge erase
Yes
Card shot
Yes (Magnification: 63 - 200%)
Forward data transmission/
reception (Document Admin)
Yes
Data transmission by PC-Fax/PC-
Internet Fax is allowed, too.
Mode
FAX
Maximum record width
293mm
Record size
A4R – A5/11 x 8.5 – 5.5 x 8.5
MXFXX3  SPECIFICATIONS  2 – 4
(10) Registration-related settings
*1: Since scan/Internet Fax/Fax uses the common address book, 
the number of addresses allowed for registration is the sum 
total of all modes.
*2: Quick key is the function to select an address based on the 
registered number of each address within the book for address 
selection. Users should be able to select a quick key number.
(11) Sound settings
(12) Others
Mode
FAX
One-touch/group *1
E-mail
FTP
Desktop
SMB
FAX
999 destinations 
Use of LDAP allowed 
Up to 500 registered addresses for 
each group dial.
Registered name in 18 full-size 
character (36 half-size characters)
One-touch dial receiver number 
registration: within 64 digits for 
receiver number + sub-address + 
passcode (including "/").
Program
Registration of addresses (one-touch, 
groups), settings (density, image 
quality, original setting) and special 
functions in one set is allowed. (48 of 
them)
Number of memory boxes
Registration of bulletin board/
confidential/relay broadcast is 
allowed up to 100.
Registration name: 18 characters
Number of sender registration
1 (default) with 20 characters
Number of sender selection 
registration
Total: 18 registrations (20 characters) 
(Sender selection: In addition to 
default, 18 registrations allowed)
Registration of polling approval 
number
10 numbers/20 digits
Quick key (short cut registration) 
*2
Yes (001 – 999)
Retrieving/scanning of registered 
data to other model
Yes 
(By address book conversion utility)
Import/export of address book 
Yes (By storage backup) 
Mode
Item
FAX
On-hook sound
Sound volume 
setting
9 steps. 
Setup by system setting.
Sound volume for 
calling
Sound volume 
setting
10 steps (including no 
sound). 
Setup by system setting.
Line monitor sound
Sound volume 
setting 
10 steps (including no 
sound).
Setup by system setting.
Reception sound 
Sound pattern
PATTERN 1/2/3/4. 
Setup by system setting.
Reception success 
sound
Sound volume 
setting 
10 steps (including no 
sound). 
Setup by system setting.
Sound pattern
PATTERN 1/2/3/4. 
Setup by system setting.
Time setting for
communication
ending sound
Setup by system setting. 
5 steps of 2.0 - 4.0 seconds.
Transmission success 
sound 
Sound volume 
setting 
10 steps (including no 
sound). 
Setup by system setting.
Sound pattern
PATTERN 1/2/3/4. 
Setup by system setting.
Time setting for
communication
ending sound
Setup by system setting. 
5 steps of 2.0 - 4.0 seconds.
Transmission and 
reception error sound 
Sound volume 
setting
10 steps (including no 
sound). 
Setup by system setting.
Sound pattern
PATTERN 1/2/3/4. 
Setup by system setting.
Time setting for
communication
ending sound
Setup by system setting. 
2-steps setting for every 0.3 
or 0.7 second.
Mode
FAX
PC-FAX
Yes
FAST
Yes (North America only)
Distinctive ring detection
Setting for each destination
MXFXX3  SIMULATIONS, FAX SOFTWARE SWITCH  3 – 1
MXFXX3
Service Manual
 
[3] SIMULATIONS, FAX SOFTWARE SWITCH
1. Simulation
A. General (Including basic operations)
The simulation mode has the following functions, to display the
machine operating status, identify the trouble position and causes
in an earlier stage, and make various setups and adjustments
speedily for improving the serviceability of the machine.
1)
Various adjustments
2)
Setting of the specifications and functions
3)
Canceling troubles
4)
Operation check
5)
Counters check, setting, clear
6)
Machine operating conditions (operation hysteresis), data
check, clear.
7)
Various (adjustments, setting, operation, counters, etc.) data
transport.
The operating procedures and displays depend on the design of
the operation panel of the machine.
(1) Basic operation
a. Starting the simulation
a-1. 7.0/8.5 Inch LCD model
* Entering the simulation mode
1)
Copy mode key ON 
 Program key ON  Asterisk (*) key ON
 CLEAR key ON  Asterisk (*) key ON  Ready for input of
a main code of simulation
2)
Entering a main code with the 10-key 
 START key ON.
Or select a main code with the SIM key on the touch panel.
3)
Entering a sub code with the 10-key 
 START key ON.
4)
Select an item with the scroll key and the item key.
5)
The machine enters the mode corresponding to the selected
item. Press [START] key or [EXECUTE] key to start the simu-
lation operation.
* Canceling the simulation mode to return to the normal mode
1)
Press CA (Clear all) key.
(Note for the simulation mode)
Do not turn OFF the power switch on the operation panel when the
machine is in the simulation mode. If the power switch should be
turned OFF in the simulation mode, a malfunction may be resulted.
In this case, turn OFF/ON the main power source.
a-2. 4.3 Inch LCD model
* Entering the simulation mode
1)
Copy mode key ON 
 Program key ON  Asterisk (*) key ON
 CLEAR key ON  Asterisk (*) key ON  Ready for input of
a main code of simulation
2)
Entering a main code with the 10-key 
 START key ON.
Or select a main code with the SIM key on the touch panel.
3)
Entering a sub code with the 10-key 
 START key ON.
4)
Select an item with the Cross key (Numeric key and OSA
shortcut key 
*1
).
5)
The machine enters the mode corresponding to the selected
item. Press [START] key or [OK] key to start the simulation
operation.
*1
: If the direct selection menu is available, enter the number 
corresponding to the target item, and press OSA shortcut 
key.
* Canceling the simulation mode to return to the normal mode
1)
Press CA (Clear all) key.
(Note for the simulation mode)
Do not turn OFF the power switch on the operation panel when the
machine is in the simulation mode. If the power switch should be
turned OFF in the simulation mode, a malfunction may be resulted.
In this case, turn OFF/ON the main power source.
MXFXX3  SIMULATIONS, FAX SOFTWARE SWITCH  3 – 2
B. List of simulation codes
Main
Sub
Function (Purpose)
Section
13
-
Used to cancel the self-diag "U1" trouble.
22
11
Used to check the use frequency (send/receive) of FAX.
FAX 
24
10
Used to clear the FAX counter.
46
39
Used to adjust the sharpness of FAX send images.
40
Used to adjust the FAX send image density. (Collective adjustment of all the modes)
41
Used to adjust the FAX send image density. (Normal)
42
Used to adjust the FAX send image density. (Fine)
43
Used to adjust the FAX send image density. (Super Fine)
44
Used to adjust the FAX send image density. (Ultra fine)
45
Used to adjust the FAX send image density. (600dpi).
50
27
Used to perform the image loss adjustment of scanned images in the FAX or image send mode.
66
1
Used to display the FAX-related soft SW (2 - 99) on the LCD to allow changing the soft SW while checking with the LCD.
FAX
2
Used to enter a country code and set the default value for the country code.
FAX
3
Used to execute the read/write check of EEPROM on the MODEM controller, SDRAM, SRAM on the MFP controller, and 
flash ROM, and to display the results.
FAX
4
Used to send the selected signals to the line and the main unit speaker. (Send level: max.) 
FAX
5
Used to send the selected signal to the line and the main unit speaker. (Send level: Soft SW setting) (For the kinds of send 
signals, refer to PART1 and PART2 of SIM66-04.)
FAX
6
Used to print the confidential registration check table (BOX NO., BOX name, passcode. (If there is no confidential 
registration, no print is made.)
FAX
7
Used to output all image data saved in the image memory. (Confidential data are also outputted.)
FAX
8
Used to send the selected sound messages to the line and the speaker. (Send level: Max.)
FAX
9
Used to send the selected sound message to the line and the speaker. (Send level: max.) * For details of sound messages, 
refer to the sound message table of SIM66-08.
FAX
10
Used to clear all image data saved in the FAX image memory. (The confidential data are also cleared.)
FAX
11
Used to send the selected signal at 300bps to the line and the speaker. (Send level: Max.)
FAX
12
Used to send the selected signal at 300bps to the line and the speaker. (Send level: Soft SW setting) * For the kings of send 
signals at 300bps, refer to SIM66-11, 300bps send signal table.
FAX
13
Used to register dial numbers for SIM66-14/15/16, Dial test. (Up to 20 digits can be registered.)
FAX
14
Used to execute the dial pulse (10PPS) send test and to adjust the make time.
FAX
15
Used to execute the dial pulse (20PPS) send test and to adjust the make time.
FAX
16
Used to execute the DTFM signal send test and to adjust the send level.
FAX
17
Used to send the DTMF signal to the line and the speaker. (Send level: Max.)
FAX
18
Used to send the DTMF signal to the line and the speaker. (Send level: Soft SW setting)
FAX
21
Used to print the selected items (various registration information, communication management information, file management 
information, system error, protocol monitor).
FAX
22
Used to set the handset sound volume. (This simulation can be executed even though the handset setting is set to NO. 
When, however, the handset is not installed, the sound volume cannot be checked.) (Japan model only)
FAX
24
Used to clear the FAST save data.
FAX
25
Used to register the FAX number for MODEM dial-in.
FAX
26
Used to register external telephone numbers for MODEM dial-in.
FAX
29
Used to initialize the telephone book data (the one-touch registration table, the FTP/Desktop expansion table, the group 
expansion table, the program registration table, the interface memory box table, the meta data, Inbound Routing, and the 
Document Admin table).
FAX
30
Used to display the TEL/LIU status change, The display is highlighted by status change.
FAX
31
Used to set ON/OFF the port for output to TEL/LIU.
FAX
32
Used to check the fixed data received from the line and to display the result.
FAX
33
Used to execute detection of various signals with the line connected and to display the detection result. When a signal is 
detected, the display is highlighted.
FAX
34
Used to execute the send test and display the time required for sending image data in the test. Used to execute send test 
and display. (Unit: ms)
FAX
36
Used to check send and receive data from the MODEM controller to the MFP controller or the data line or the command line 
individually.
FAX
39
Used to check and change the destination setting saved in EEPROM of the FAX BOX.
FAX
42
Used to rewrite the program to power control installed in the FAX BOX.
43
Used to write the adjustment value into the power control installed in the FAX BOX.
FAX
60
Used to provide the user the auto select function of a low-cost line by dialing with addition of the prefix to the dial number 
when calling
FAX
61
Used to display the FAX-related soft SW (100 - 170) on the LCD to allow changing the soft SW while checking with the LCD.
FAX
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