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.