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Page 1 - HP Fax 700/750

User's GuideHP Fax 700/750

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5Installing the print cartridgeTurn on the fax, then open the top cover.ek 27Handle the new print cartridge only by the greentop. Gently removebothpie

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6Opening the document traysReach under the front panel andslide the document out tray forward,until it stops.Extend both the document in tray andout t

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7Dial storednumberDial,enter names,select from menusRead messagesand MenusAccessstored numbersCancel anactivityDisplayMenusControl howfaxes andcopies

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8Using Buttons and KeysThe HP LearnFAST User Interface allows you to use more than one button or key tomove around in menus. You can also choose optio

Page 6 - What's in This Guide

9Using Menus and NavigatingMenus are lists of tasks that you can perform, and settings that you can use to controlhow your HP FAX-700/750 works.Displa

Page 7 - Unpacking and Connecting Your

10Selecting settingsSome settings, like Yes/No, are displayed side by side, with the cursor blinking onone of the choices. Use the arrow keys to move

Page 8 - Unpacking

11Setting up Your HP FAX-700/750To set up your HP FAX-700/750, follow the instructions on the following pages to:Set the date and timeSet the number a

Page 9 - Loading paper

12`Setting up the Date and TimeThese instructions show you, in detail, how to set the date and time that will printon each fax that you send. To do th

Page 10 - If a cartridge is already

13Setting up the Date and Time (Continued)Save the DatePressEnter. Note that thedisplay has changed.Date (MM/DD/YYYY)[Oct]10/20/1994Press theupanddown

Page 11 - Opening the document trays

14`Setting up the fax number and nameThese instructions show you in detail how to set the number and name of your faxmachine that will print on each f

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Page 13 - Using Buttons and Keys

15Setting up the fax number and name (Continued)Use the keypad to enter yourfax number.Press 0 through 9 fornumbers, press * to enter aplus (+) sign.T

Page 14 - Using Menus and Navigating

16`Setting the dialing methodThe factory default dialing method is Tone, or touch dialing. If your telephonesystem uses a Pulse, or rotary dialing met

Page 15 - Selecting settings

17Testing the setupWhen you have completed the setup procedures on the previous pages, your faxmachine is ready to send and receive faxes, and to make

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18If you wish to connect a telephone or an answering machine to your fax machine,follow the procedures on the following pages.WarningWhen you first se

Page 17 - Setting up the Date and Time

19Connecting the handset to the HP FAX-750Your HP FAX-700/750 has three line connections. Use the connection labeled LINEto connect to the telephone w

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20Connecting a telephoneYour HP FAX-700/750 has three line connections. Use the connection labeled LINEto connect to the telephone wall jack. Use the

Page 19 - Using These Buttons

21Connecting a telephone answering machineYour HP FAX-700/750 has three line connections. Use the connection labeled LINEto connect to the telephone w

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22Managing incoming callsFor this connection: SetReceptionmode to:Then read this note:A telephone oranswering machine onthe same lineSet RemoteRecepti

Page 21 - Setting the dialing method

23Sending a FaxUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayDial the number,like you woulda telephoneDial, Load Doc, 'START'Load the document,face do

Page 22 - Testing the setup

24Making the image lighter or darker and changingresolutionTo temporarily change the contrast or resolution for all of the pages in a fax that youare

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25Making CopiesUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplaySelect up to 99copiesCopyNumber of copies=02Load the document,face downDocument readyPressStart/Cop

Page 25 - Connecting a telephone

26Controlling How Faxesand Copies LookTo send a fax, or make a copyof this type documentConsider choosing these settings6 pointAlphabet...

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27To send a fax, or make a copyof this type documentConsider choosing these settingsPhotographWhen your document includes a picture withseveral shades

Page 27 - Managing incoming calls

28Storing Numbers for Faster DialingYou can store frequently used numbers so that they can be dialed quickly.Follow the instructions on the following

Page 28 - Sending a Fax

29To storenumbersTo dialnumbersThis graphic represents howyou can store and dial numbers.Read About Auto Dial numberson the previous page for moredeta

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30Storing Auto Dial numbersUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo Display[11]:Name:PressStore/NumberStore Number (1-2)1:Auto Dial NumberChoose1: Auto Dial Numbe

Page 30 - Making Copies

31Storing Group Lists of Auto Dial numbersUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayStore Number (1-2)1:Auto Dial NumberBrowse to2: Group ListStore Number (

Page 31 - Controlling How Faxes

32Reviewing, changing, or deleting stored numbersTo review, change, or delete a One-Touch or Auto Dial number, use the sameprocedure that you use to s

Page 32 - To send a fax, or make a copy

33Dialing with One-Touch and Auto DialUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayAuto Dial (01-50)[01]:Name:NumberBrowse to a differentnumber if you wish,in

Page 33 - About Auto Dial numbers

34Sending to a Distribution ListYou can send the same fax to more than one number. The instructions that followshow you how to:Send to two or more num

Page 34 - To store

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Page 35 - Storing Auto Dial numbers

35Sending to two or more numbers with the menuUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayDisplay the MenuMenu Options (1-9)1:Scan & SendBrowse to4: Send

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36Entering more than one number when you send a faxUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayDial, Load Doc, 'START'Dial a number,manually,One-Tou

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37Sending a Scanned or Scheduled FaxYou can reduce telephone connection time by first scanning, then sending a fax.You can also schedule a fax for a t

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38Scanning and sending from memoryUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayPressMenuMenu Options (1-9)1:Scan & SendChoose1:Scan & SendEnter numberE

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39Sending a fax at a later timeUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayPressMenuMenu Options (1-9)1:Scan & SendBrowse to5: Schedule Send FaxMenu Optio

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40Reviewing, changing, or canceling scheduled faxesUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayPressMenuMenu Options (1-9)1:Scan & SendBrowse to5: Schedul

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41Sending and Receiving by PollingPolling allows you to make documents available for others to retrieve by calling yourfax machine if their fax has po

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42Allowing another to poll your fax machineUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayDisplay the MenuMenu Options (1-9)1:Scan & SendBrowse to8: PollingM

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43Receive from another fax machine by pollingUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayPressMenuMenu Options (1-9)1:Scan & SendBrowse to8: PollingMenu O

Page 44 - Sending a fax at a later time

44Viewing and Printing ReportsUsing These ButtonsDo ThisTo DisplayPressReport/SpacePrint Report (1-4)1:Last TransactionChoose the report you want:1: L

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45View and Print a report for the last transaction sentWhen you choose Print Report Last Tranaction, the following report is generated:LAST TRANSACTIO

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46Print a report for the last 32 transactionsWhen you choose Last 32 Transactions from the reports menu, the following reportis generated:32 TRANSACTI

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47Print a list of Auto Dial and One-Touch numbersWhen you choose Auto Dial Directory from the reports menu, the following reportsare generated:AUTO DI

Page 49 - Viewing and Printing Reports

48The One-Touch dialing overlay report is printed so that you can cut it out and placeit under the plastic cover on the front panel.One-Touch DIALING

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49Print a report of the settings controlling your FaxWhen you choose Settings from the reports menu, the report reproduced on the nextpage is generate

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50SETTINGS REPORT FOR HP FAX-700 SERIES VERSION: 01.00FAX NAME: DATE:FAX NUMBER: TIME:SETTINGDESCRIPTION SELECTION CURRENT STANDARDNUMBERSETTING SETTI

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51The Automatic Power Failure ReportIf a power failure happens while documents are stored in memory, the followingreport is automatically printed when

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52Using the Telephone with theHP FAX-750Placing and Answering CallsTo get a dial tone, lift the handset from the base. To answer a call, pressSTART.To

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53Using One-Touch DialingYou can store three telephone numbers, each up to 16 digits, for One-Touch dialing.To store a number, press PROG, enter the n

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54Set ringer volume Set Dialing for Tone or PulseTurn off the handset microphoneRedial the last numberStore One-Touch numbersDial stored One-Touch num

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1What's in This GuideTake a look at :TheMenu Optionsfoldout at the front of this guide. The foldout gives you anoverview of tasks and menu items.

Page 57 - HP FAX-750

55Customizing Your HP FAX-700/750Your HP FAX-700/750 is shipped with settings that conform to the most commonforms of usage. You can customize your fa

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56This sample Settings Report shows how your HP FAX-700/750 was set up when shippedfrom the factory.To print your settings reportchoose 2: Print Repor

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57Settings for your telephone systemDialing MethodSelect the Dialing Method provided by your telephone system. Select Pulse ifyou have a pulse or rota

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58Settings for your officeDate & TimeThe Date and Time are printed on each fax you send, and on reports.Fax Number & NameThe Fax Number and Na

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59Header LocationThe factory default for Header Location is Outside Fax Area. The name andnumber you enter for this fax are printed at the top of each

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60Taking Care of YourHP FAX-700/750This information suggests solutions to common problems. If yourHP FAX-700/750 is not operating properly and these s

Page 63 - Settings for your office

61Changing the paper separatorIf documents continually feed more than one page at a time, you may need tochange the paper separator. Follow these inst

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62Cleaning the scanner window glassWhen transmitted faxes or copies have lines or spots on them, follow theseinstructions to clean the scanner window

Page 65 - HP FAX-700/750

63Clearing document and paper jamsTo clear a document jam:Lift the front panel and remove the jammed document. Then close the cover.Caution: be sure t

Page 66 - Changing the paper separator

64Loading multipage documents to prevent jamsWhen"Reload Document"is displayed, you may have to follow thisprocedure if your document contai

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2Unpacking and Connecting YourHP FAX-700/750To unpack and connect your HP FAX-700/750, follow the instructions on thefollowing pages to:Unpack and rem

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65Understanding display messagesThe messages in the following alphabetical list are displayed when problems occur.The meaning of the message is furthe

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66Message Meaning RemedyLoad paperThere is no paper loaded, or thepaper needs to be straightenedand reloaded.Slide the paper tray out, load paper, set

Page 70 - Message Meaning Remedy

67Message Meaning RemedyReplace ink cartridgeThe print cartridge is out of ink,or ink is not flowing from thecartridge.First, check to see that all pi

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68Interpreting error codesWhen errors occur while you are sending or receiving faxes, an error message isincluded on the Last Transaction and Last 32

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69Avoiding ProblemsThe following hints and tips will help you avoid problems when you use yourHP FAX-700/750.Problem Hints and TipsFax and Copy Proble

Page 73 - Interpreting error codes

70Problem Hints and TipsTelephone and Answering Machine ProblemsThere is no dial tone, I'm unableto dial out.The fax rings, but doesn't rece

Page 74 - Avoiding Problems

71Replacement part numbersek 8One-Touch overlayC3530-85010In tray extenderC3530-43056Top cover assemblyC3530-63051Paper delivery trayC3530-62351ek-22P

Page 75 - Problem Hints and Tips

72HP FAX-700/750 specificationsPaper Type Plain paperPaper Sizes Letter, legal, A4Print Technology InkjetPaper Tray CapacityDocument Feeder Capacity10

Page 76 - Replacement part numbers

73Identifying and Solving ProblemsAt Hewlett-Packard, we do everything we can to make sure that you'll never have to read this page. But if you d

Page 77 - HP FAX-700/750 specifications

74Whom to call if you're in the United States:The following Customer Resource table provides the Hewlett-Packard organizations to call for variou

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3UnpackingPull the cardboard insert outof the printer output tray.Remove the tape from the topof the machine.el-45Connecting the power cord and phone

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75Whom to call if you're in the United States (continued):Internet(HP ftp site)ftp address: 92.6.71.2 orftp-boi-external.hp.comInformation on pro

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76Whom to call if you're in the United States (continued):Post WarrantySupport(fee -based support)(900) 555-1500($2.50* per minuteU.S., charges s

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77Whom to call if you're in Canada:The following Customer Resource table provides the Hewlett-Packard organizations to call for various types ofp

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78Internet(HPftp site)ftp address: 192.6.71.2orftp-boi-external.hp.comInformation on products,printer drivers and supportfor anyone with ftp access to

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79WarrantyThis warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights which vary from state to state orprovince to province.One-Year

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80Notice to Users of the U. S. Telephone Network - FCC RequirementsThis equipment complies with FCC rules, Part 68. On this equipment is a label that

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81Electromagnetic or Radio Frequency Interference - FCC RequirementsThis equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and may cause interferenc

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4Loading paperek_1ek_4Open the paper tray. Slide the paper guide to the left for U.S. Letter and U.S.Legal size paper, or to the right for A4 size pap

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