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Unique Switch 17 — Transmission
Switch
Initial
Setting
Adjust Usage/Comments
7
0
Not used
6
0
Factory use only
5
0
Not used
4
0
Factory use only
3
0
Factory use only
2
0
Factory use only
1 1
JBIG transmission
0: No
1: Yes
Determines how documents are stored in memory
for transmission.
0
0
Not used
Unique Switch 18 - Transmission
Switch
Initial
Setting
Adjust Usage/Comments
7 0
Not used
6 0
Not used
5 0
Not used
4 0
Disconnect the line when the
transmission speed falls
down to less than 7200 bps
0: No
1: Yes
Determine if the machine disconnects the phone
line when the transmission speed falls down to less
than 7200 bps.
3 0
Disconnect the line when the
transmission speed falls
down under 4800 bps
0: No
1: Yes
Determines if the machine disconnects the phone
line when the transmission speed falls to less than
4800 bps.
2 0
Not used
1 0
Not used
0 0
Not used
- Muratec 1
- Safety Information 2
- Table of Contents 4
- Section 6 Options 6
- Section 7 Options 7
- F-320 Addendum 7
- Section 1 8
- General Description 8
- 1.2 Specifications 9
- × 14.2 (H) inch 11
- × 18.4 (H) inch 11
- Section2 12
- 2.2 Memory back up 15
- GENERATOR 16
- 2.4 Power Supply Unit (PSU) 17
- 2.5 Sensors 18
- 2.6.1 Document Detection 19
- 2.6.2 Document Separation 19
- 2.6.3 Document Transport 19
- 2.6.4 Document Scanning 19
- 2.6.5 Document Discharge 20
- 2.7 Recording Section 21
- 2.8 Image Processing 21
- 2.8.1 Drum Charge 22
- 2.8.2 Drum Exposure 22
- 2.8.3 Development 22
- 2.8.4 Image Transfer 23
- Fusing temperture 24
- Thermistor 24
- Heater Lamp 24
- Thermostat Thermal cut-off 24
- Section3 26
- Adjustment Procedures 26
- Machine Parameter 00 28
- Machine Parameter 01 28
- Machine Parameter 02 29
- Machine Parameter 05 31
- Machine Parameter 06 31
- Machine Parameter 08 32
- Machine Parameter 09 32
- Machine Parameter 10 33
- Machine Parameter 11 33
- Machine Parameter 13 34
- Machine Parameter 14 35
- Machine Parameter 15 35
- Machine Parameter 16 36
- Machine Parameter 19 37
- Machine Parameter 20 to 29 38
- Machine Parameter 30 to 39 38
- Machine Parameter 40 to 49 39
- Machine Parameter 52 to 59 41
- Machine Parameter 60 to 65 42
- Machine Parameter 66 42
- Machine Parameter 67 43
- Machine Parameter 68 to 69 43
- Machine Parameter 70 44
- Machine Parameter 71 44
- Machine Parameter 72 45
- Machine Parameter 73 45
- Machine Parameter 74 to 79 46
- Machine Parameter 82 to 89 47
- Machine Parameter 90 48
- Machine Parameter 91 48
- Machine Parameter 95 to 99 50
- 3.3 Memory Switch Adjustment 51
- Memory Switch 00 - Dialer 52
- Memory Switch 01 - Dialer 53
- Memory Switch 02 - Dialer 54
- Memory Switch 05 - Dialer 55
- Memory Switch 20 - Reception 60
- Memory Switch 21 - Reception 60
- Memory Switch 30 - Modem 62
- Memory Switch 31 - Modem 62
- Memory Switch 32 - Modem 63
- Memory Switch 33 - Modem 63
- Memory Switch 40 - Scanner 65
- Memory Switch 41 ∼ 65
- ∼ 49 --- Scanner 65
- Memory Switch 70 - Operation 74
- Memory Switch 71 - Operation 74
- Memory Switch 72 - Operation 75
- Memory Switch 73 - Operation 75
- Memory Switch 74 - Operation 76
- 3.4 Unique Switch Adjustment 79
- Unique Switch 00 — Dialer 80
- Unique Switch 01 — Dialer 80
- Unique Switch 09 - Dialer 82
- Unique Switch 20 - Reception 89
- Unique Switch 21 - Reception 90
- Unique Switch 22 - Reception 91
- Unique Switch 23 - Reception 91
- Unique Switch 24 - Reception 92
- Unique Switch 25 - Reception 92
- Unique Switch 26 - Reception 93
- Unique Switch 27 - Reception 93
- Unique Switch 28 - Reception 94
- Unique Switch 30 - Modem 95
- Unique Switch 31 - Modem 95
- Unique Switch 32 - Modem 96
- Unique Switch 33 - Modem 96
- Unique Switch 34 - Modem 97
- Unique Switch 35 97
- Unique Switch 36 - Modem 98
- Unique Switch 37 - Modem 98
- Unique Switch 38 - Modem 99
- Unique Switch 39 - Modem 99
- Unique Switch 40 - Scanner 100
- Unique Switch 41 - Scanner 100
- Unique Switch 42 - Scanner 101
- Unique Switch 43 - Scanner 101
- Unique Switch 44 - Scanner 102
- Unique Switch 50 - Printer 103
- Unique Switch 51 - Printer 103
- Unique Switch 53 - Printer 104
- Unique Switch 52 - Printer 104
- Unique Switch 55 - Printer 105
- Unique Switch 56 - Printer 106
- Unique Switch 57- Printer 107
- Unique Switch 58 - Printer 107
- Unique Switch 59 - Printer 108
- Unique Switch 70 - Operation 114
- Unique Switch 71 - Operation 114
- Unique Switch 72 - Operation 115
- Unique Switch 73 - Operation 115
- Unique Switch 74 - Operation 116
- Unique Switch 75 - Operation 116
- Unique Switch 80 - Operation 117
- Unique Switch 83 - Operation 118
- 3.7 All RAM Clear 127
- 3.8 Printer maintenance mode 128
- 3.9 Monitor speaker On/Off 129
- 3.10 Test Modes 130
- 3.10.1 Life Monitor 131
- 3.10.2 Printer Test 132
- 3.10.3 Feeder test 133
- 3.10.4 Port Status 133
- 3.10.5 Set Background Level 133
- 3.12.1 Function List 134
- 3.12.2 LED Test 134
- 3.12.3 LCD Test 135
- 3.12.4 Key Panel Test 135
- 3.12.5 SRAM Check 136
- 3.12.6 DRAM Check 137
- 3.12.8 RS-232C Test 138
- 3.13.1 Relay Test 139
- 3.13.2 Tonal Signal Test 140
- 3.13.3 DTMF Output Test 141
- 3.14 Consumable order sheet 143
- 3.15 DRAM Clear 145
- 3.16 Clear Life Monitor 145
- 3.19 Sensor input test 149
- 3.20 Printer diagnostic mode 150
- 3.22 Update the software 154
- Error code 155
- Check the consumable: 157
- 4.2 Recording Paper Jam 158
- 4.3 Document Feeder Jam 158
- 4.5 Transmit Error 159
- 4.6 Transmit Black Lines 159
- 4.7 Cannot transmit 159
- 4.8 Receive Errors 160
- 4.9 Will not Auto-Answer 160
- 4.10 Clearing Jammed Paper 160
- 4.11.1 Blank pages 164
- 4.11.2 Black pages 164
- 4.11.3 Printout too light 165
- 4.11.4 Printout too dark 165
- 4.11.5 Blurred background 166
- 4.11.6 Uneven print density 166
- 4.11.7 Irregularities 167
- 4.11.8 White (Black) Line 167
- 4.11.9 Toner Smudges 168
- 4.12 LCD Error Messages 169
- Dialing errors 173
- Reception errors 173
- Transmission errors 174
- Communication Error Messages 175
- 4.14 Service Call Error 176
- Heater Error 177
- Thermistor Disconnect 177
- Thermistor Short 177
- Inside Fan Error 177
- RX Motor Error 178
- Drum Fuse Error 178
- H-Vlt Fuse Disconnect 178
- 4.15 Cleaning the Unit 179
- Cleaning the LED print head 180
- Section5 181
- Maintenance & Adjustment 181
- ✽: Replace when not working 182
- 5.2 Re/Disassemble 183
- 5.2.1 Covers 185
- UPPER COVER 186
- TOP REAR COVER 186
- REAR COVER 187
- PANEL COVER 188
- FRONT COVER 188
- TX COVER 189
- EXIT TRAY 189
- Rx exit cover 190
- Rx exit cover B 190
- Inner cover A 191
- Right cover 191
- Line cover 191
- Cover opener 192
- Cover lever 192
- 5.2.2 PCBs 193
- MAIN CONTROL PCB 194
- Modular PCB 195
- Fan motor 196
- Power supply unit 196
- PCB shield 197
- Printer connect PCB 197
- Panel 1 PCB 198
- Panel 2 PCB 198
- LCD support 199
- Connect ADF PCB 199
- 5.2.3 Sensors 200
- 5.2.4 Scanning section 201
- TXIL(ADF) 202
- TOP COVER SENSOR (TCS) 203
- CONTACT GLASS 203
- Retard cover 204
- Retard roller assembly 204
- ADF MOTOR 205
- Tension bracket B 206
- Tension bracket A 206
- Pully 58/16 G23 206
- Pully 58/16 206
- Spring A 206
- Motor spring 207
- ADF motor bracket 207
- Pulley 18 208
- Inner guide A assembly 208
- Feed roller B 209
- Inner guide D 209
- Inner guide C 209
- EXIT ROLLER 210
- Scanner cover (Black film) 211
- Scanner frame 211
- Inverter PCB 212
- 5.2.5 Printer section 213
- Solenoid 214
- Rx motor 214
- Drive gear assembly 215
- Pick up roller MP 216
- Image transfer roller 217
- Fixing unit 217
- Fxing unit cover 218
- Themistor 218
- Exit roller P 218
- Plate spring 218
- Paper pick up roller 219
- Feed roller BP 220
- MP bracket 220
- Main frame 221
- Press spring B 222
- Release lever 222
- Press roller BP 222
- PSS cover 222
- LED print head 223
- Sensor stopper film 223
- Bypass tray 224
- 5.3 Adjustment 225
- Packaging contents: 226
- Installation 226
- RS-232C interface cable 231
- Signal direction 232
- RS-232C Test 232
- Option cover A 247
- Frrite core 248
- Connection cable B 248
- O.P. Shield 249
- Option cover B 249
- EtherNet port Network cable 250
- Rx exit cover A 252
- RX exit cover A 253
- 3x10mm screws 257
- Setting of the Paper Size 258
- INT. EXT 260
- O.P. Shield B 261
- Blind label 264
- Box panel 264
- ID Label 266
- Machine Parameter 03 270
- Machine Parameter 04 271
- Machine Parameter 07 271
- Machine Parameter 12 272
- Machine Parameter 17 273
- Machine Parameter 18 273
- Machine Parameter 50 276
- Machine Parameter 51 276
- Machine Parameter 80 280
- Machine Parameter 81 280
- Machine Parameter 92 281
- Machine Parameter 93 281
- Machine Parameter 94 282
- Unique Switch Adjustments 283
- Unique Switch 54 - Printer 287
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