Configuration for the Fax Process

  • Country Code is the national prefix to use when dialing to your country. For United Kingdom, this is 44.
  • Area Code is the number prefix of the area in which you are living.
  • Your Fax Number is the number people must dial to send you a fax.
  • Long Distance Prefix Number is the prefix to be used when dialing to a number out of your local area, like a different city in your country.
  • International Prefix Number is the prefix number to use to dial from your country to another country.
  • Your Company Name appears on every fax you send.
  • Speaker Volume can be changed here (analog modem only).
  • Minimum of Tidy Rows in Percent for Accepting Page Quality: if the received fax has lower percentage of tidy rows, it classified as bad page quaility (analog only).
  • Maximum of Consecutive Bad Rows for Accepting Page Quality (analog only)
  • Maximum number of faxes that can be received at the same time before an incoming fax gets rejected (ISDN only)
  • MSN for Outgoing Faxes (ISDN only)
  • Calling Line Identification Restriction to avoid that your fax number is transmitted (ISDN only)
  • Number Prefix (precedes each telephone number): if you always need a dialing prefix, enter it here.
  • Share Received Faxes to the Network (via Samba) allows viewing them on other computers in your intranet.