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    							6-27
    \bsing	the	Fax	Functions
    RX Page Footer
    Specify	whether	to	print	the	reception	date,	time,	jo\f	ID,	
    and	page	num\fer	at	the	\fottom	of	the	page	when	printing	
    received	faxes.
    How to access the option
    		[](Menu)	→		→		
    →	
    Settings
    (Bold:	Default	setting)
    Off Do	not	print	the	page	footer.
    On Print	the	page	footer.
    Continue Printing When Toner Is Low
    Specify	whether	to	continue	printing	received	faxes	when	
    the	toner	is	nearly	empty.
     IMPORT\bNT
    If  is set to 
    Note that the out\but ma\Iy not be clear, as subtle details \Isuch as thin 
    lines and light colo\Irs may not be clearly re\broduced, due to a small 
    amount of toner remaining inside th\Ie toner cartridge. Plus, faxes 
    are deleted once they have been \brinted.
    How to access the option		[]	(Menu)	→		→		
    →	
    Settings
    (Bold:	Default	setting)
    Off The	machine	does	not	continue	printing	received	
    faxes.
    On The	machine	continues	printing	received	faxes.
    The steps to take for configuring the 
    syste\f settings
    Follow	the	steps	in	the	procedure	\felow	to	configure	the	
    system	settings.
    The	procedure	descri\fes	the	steps	to	change	the	 “TX	Start	
    Speed” 	setting.
    Menu
    OK
    Keys to be used for this operation
    1  Press [] (Menu).
    2 Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
    press [OK].
    	
    Menu
     USB Direct Print Se
    ...
     Printer Settings
     Adjustment/Maintena
    ...
     System Settings
    3  Select  
    using [
    ] or [] \fnd press [OK].
    	
     System Settings
      Device Information 
    ...
      Dept. ID Management...
      Security Settings
      Communication Manage
    4 Select  using [] or [] \fnd press 
    [OK].
    	
    Communication Mgt. Set
     Fax Settings
     Memory Lock Settings
    5  Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
    press [OK].
    	
    Fax Settings
     TX Start Speed
     RX Start Speed   
    						
    							6-28
    \bsing	the	Fax	Functions
    6 Select the send st\frt speed using [] or [] \fnd 
    press [OK].
    	
     TX Start Speed
      33600 bps
      14400 bps
      9600 bps
      7200 bps
    *  Select  when  a\b\bears on the sc\Ireen after you 
    have s\becified the set\Iting and \bress [OK].
    7 Press [] (Menu) to close the menu sc\Freen.
    The \brocedure is com\blete.
    Options
    Configure	the	following	options	to	receive	a	fax.
    System Settings
    Communication	
    Management	
    Settings Fax	Settings	
    “TX	Start	Speed” 	(→P.6-28)	“RX	Start	Speed” 	(→P.6-28)
    	“Memory	Lock	Settings” 	(→P.6-28)
    	“Select	Country/Region” 	(→P.6-28)
    Restrict	 TX	
    Function “Address	Book	PIN”
    	(→P.6-28)
    “Restrict	New	Destinations” 	(→P.6-29)
    “Allow	Fax	Driver	 TX”	(→P.6-29)
    “Restrict	History	 TX”	(→P.6-29)
    “Fax	No.	Confirmation	Re-Entry” 	(→P.6-29)
    “Restrict	Sequential	Broadcast” 	(→P.6-29)
    TX Start Speed
    Change	the	transmission	start	speed	if	you	are	experiencing	
    a	transmission	pro\flem.
    How to access the option
    		[]	(Menu)	→		→		→		→	
    Settings
    (Bold:	Default	setting)
    33600 bps,	14400	\fps,	9600	\fps,	
    7200	\fps,	4800	\fps,	2400	\fps
    RX Start Speed
    Change	the	reception	start	speed	if	you	are	experiencing	a	
    pro\flem.
    How to access the option
    		 []	(Menu)	→		→		→		→	
    Setting
    (Bold:	Default	setting)
    33600 bps,	14400	\fps,	9600	\fps,	
    7200	\fps,	4800	\fps,	2400	\fps
    Me\fory Lock Settings
    Normally,	received	documents	are	immediately	printed.	
    However,	you	can	specify	whether	or	not	to	store	received	
    faxes	in	memory	\fefore	printing.	 You	can	then	print	the	
    stored	faxes	at	any	time	or	delete	them	without	printing	to	
    save	paper.
    How to access the option		 []	(Menu)	→		→		→		(*)
    *		 If		is	specified,	use	the	numeric	keys		
    [
    ]	to	[]	to	enter	those	num\fers,	and	then	press	[OK].
    Settings
    (Boldface:	Default	setting)
    Off Disa\fle	Memory	Lock.
    On Memory	
    Lock	PIN:
    Seven-digit	
    num\fer
    Once	the	PIN	is	set,	you	are	prompted	to	
    enter	it	every	time	you	change	or
    disa\fle	the	Memory	Lock	mode	settings.
    Print	Report:
    Off,	On Specify	whether	to	print	the	RX	result	
    report	when	receiving	a	fax.
    Ena\fle	
    “Receive	Results” 	to	ena\fle	this	
    setting.
    Memory	
    Lock	 Time:
    Off,	On When		is	set,	received	faxes	are	
    stored	in	memory	only	for	a	specified	
    length	of	time.
    Set		and	
    	respectively.
     NOTE
    Me\fory Lock PIN
    • Press [OK] without entering any numbers when you do not want 
    to set the PIN.
    •  You cannot set a PIN\I consisting only of\I  ().
    •  When you set a PIN starting with , the\I PIN is set in the \I
    following manner.
    Exam\ble: When you enter  or , \Ithe PIN is set as 
    .
    Me\fory Lock Settings operations
    • When memory lock settings are changed from  to , 
    the documents saved in the memory u\b to then are combined 
    and \brinted.
       “Combining and Printing the Received Documents You 
    Saved” (→P.6-19)
    •  At , you can combine and \I\brint 
    received documents saved in the memory from the  to the .
    Select Country/Region
    Specify	the	country	or	region	where	the	machine	is	used.
     IMPORT\bNT
    \bfter you have configured the option
    Restart the machine for the changes to take effect.
    How to access the option		[]	(Menu)	→		→	
    Setting
    (Bold:	Default	setting*)
    United States (US),	Canada	(CA),	
    Brazil	(BR),	Mexico	(MX),	Other
    *	 The	default	setting	may	vary	depending	on	the	setting	selected	
    at	initial	power-on.
    \bddress Book PIN
    Set	a	PIN	to	protect	the	address	\fook.	 You	are	prompted	to	
    enter	the	correct	PIN	to	register,	edit,	or	delete	destinations.
    How to access the option
    		 []	(Menu)	→		→		→	   
    						
    							6-29
    \bsing	the	Fax	Functions
    How to set a PIN
    Enter	up	to	a	7-digit	num\fer.
    To	cancel	the	entered	PIN,	clear	the	num\fers	and	press	
    [OK].
    Restrict New Destinations
    Ena\fle	this	option	to	restrict	registering	new	destinations	
    in	the	address	\fook.	When	this	option	is	ena\fled,	you	are	
    restricted	to	do	the	following.
    •	 Specifying	a	destination	using	the	numeric	keys
    •	 Registering	new	destinations	in	the	Favorites	list	or	coded	
    dial	codes	in	the	address	\fook
    •	 Editing	the	destinations	registered	in	the	Favorites	list	or	
    coded	dial	codes	in	the	address	\fook
     IMPORT\bNT
    Restriction exceptions
    Entering new destinations from the external tele\bhone is not 
    restricted.
    When settings are not i\f\fediately applied
    During fax sending o\be\Iration including ne\Iw destinations or \I
    manual redialing o\beration,\I restriction settings may not be a\b\blied 
    immediately.
     NOTE
    Redial restrictions
    When  is set to , the saved fax sending 
    history u\b to then is deleted for \breventing those new destinations 
    in the history from being redialed.
    How to access the option		[]	(Menu)	→		→		→	
    Settings
    (Bold:	Default	setting)
    Off No	restrictions.
    On You	are	restricted	to	register	new	destinations	or	edit	
    the	destinations	registered	in	the	Favorites	list	or	
    coded	dial	codes.
    \bllow Fax Driver TX
    Specify	whether	to	allow	sending	faxes	from	the	fax	driver	
    installed	on	your	computer.
    How to access the option
    		
    []	(Menu)	→		→		→	
    Settings
    (Bold:	Default	setting)
    Off Disallow	sending	faxes	from	the	fax	driver	installed	
    on	your	computer.
    On Allow	sending	faxes	from	the	fax	driver	installed	on	
    your	computer.
    Restrict History TX
    Specify	whether	to	restrict	sending	faxes	from	the	history.
     IMPORT\bNT
    When settings are not i\f\fediately applied
    During manual redialing o\berations\I, for exam\ble, restriction 
    settings may not be immediately a\b\blied.
    How to access the option		
    []	(Menu)	→		→		→	
    Settings
    (Bold:	Default	setting)
    Off Allow	sending	faxes	from	the	history.
    On Disallow	sending	faxes	from	the	history.
    Fax No. Confir\fation Re-Entry
    Specify	whether	to	require	confirmation	\fefore	sending	a	
    fax.	When	this	option	is	ena\fled,	you	are	prompted	to	enter	
    the	fax	num\fer	again	\fefore	sending	a	fax.
    How to access the option
    		 []	(Menu)	→		→		→	
    Settings
    (Bold:	Default	setting)
    Off Confirmation	is	not	required.
    On You	are	prompted	to	enter	the	fax	num\fer	for	
    confirmation.
    Restrict Sequential Broadcast
    Specify	whether	to	restrict	sending	faxes	to	multiple	
    destinations	simultaneously.
    How to access the option
    		
    []	(Menu)	→		→		→	
    Settings
    (Bold:	Default	setting)
    Off Allow	sending	faxes	to	multiple	destinations	
    simultaneously.
    Confirm	
    Sequential	
    Broadcast The	confirmation	screen	is	displayed	when	
    you	are	sending	faxes	to	multiple	destinations	
    simultaneously.
    Reject	
    Sequential	
    Broadcast Disallow	sending	faxes	to	multiple	
    destinations	simultaneously.   
    						
    							7-1
    Ch\fpter
    7
    Using the Scan Functions
    The	documents	scanned	\fy	the	machine	can	\fe	stored	in	a	computer	or	a	\bSB	memory	
    device.	You	can	also	send	scanned	documents	\fy	e-mail	or	to	a	file	server	(MF8380Cdw	only).
    *	If	you	are	a	Macintosh	user,	see	the	Mac	Scanner	Driver	Guide.	
    To	 view	 how	to	display	 the	Mac	 Scanner	 Driver	Guide,	 see	“For	 Macintosh	 \bsers”	(→P.11-5).
    B\fsic Sc\fn Oper\ftions  7-2
    Scanning Using Keys on the O\beration\I Panel  7-2
    Performing a Scan Using a Shortcut Key  7-3
    Registering a Shortcut Key/Confirming the Destination Registered  
    in the Shortcut Key  7-3
    Performing a Scan Using a Shortcut Key  7-\f
    Saving Scanned Documents to USB Memory Device 7-5
    E-mailing Scanned Documents (MF8380Cdw Only)  7-6
    Sending Scanned Documents to a File Server (MF8380Cdw Only)  7-7   
    						
    							7-2
    \bsing	the	Scan	Functions
    Scanning Using Keys on the Operation 
    Panel
    You	can	scan	a	document	using	the	keys	on	the	operation	
    panel.
     NOTEUsing the shortcut keys
    The shortcut keys allow you to register your com\buter and send 
    your scans to it with only a few ste\bs. For details, see “Performing a 
    Scan Using a Shortcut Key” (→P.7-3).
    To scan docu\fents by operating a co\fputer
    See “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
    OK
    SCAN
    Keys to be used for this operation
    1 
    Pl\fce your document.
     “Placing Documents” (→P.2-\f)
     “Su\b\borted Document Ty\bes” (→P.2-2)
    2 Press [].
    3 Select  using [] or [] \fnd press 
    [OK].
    	 		
    Select the scan type.
     Computer
     Remote Scanner
     Memory Media
    4 Select the destin\ftion using [] or [] \fnd press 
    [OK].
    	 		
    Specify destination.
     EXAMPLE1
     EXAMPLE2
    • When a com\buter connected via a USB cable \Iis included in the \I
    dis\blayed destinations: 
    The USB-connected com\buter is listed at the to\b.
    •  When only one com\but\Ier is connected to the machine via \Ia USB 
    cable:
    This screen is not dis\blayed.
    •  When more than 10 com\buters are connected to the machine 
    simultaneously:
    U\b to 10 com\buters can be dis\blayed as a list of com\I\buters 
    connected to the machine. (Scanning cannot be \I\berformed to 
    the eleventh and subsequent\I com\buters. Reduce the number of\I 
    com\buters connected to the machine over the network.)
     e-Manual→Scanning→Scanning Pa\ber Documents 
    and Saving Them to a Com\buter (USB & Network 
    Connection)→Registering the Scanner in MF Network Scan 
    Utility
    5  Specify the sc\fn set\Ftings using [] or [] \fnd 
    press [OK].
    	 		
    Select Scan Type
    Scan: Press OK
     Color Scan
     B&W Scan
     Custom 1
    The scanner setting\Is are s\becified by default as follows.
    Sc\fn 
    Mode Resolution File 
    Type PDF 
    Settings
    Color	Scan Color300	dpi PDFSearcha\fle/
    High
    B&W	Scan Black	
    and	
    White 300	dpi
    TIFF-
    Custom	1 Color300	dpi JPEG/
    Exif-
    Custom	2 Color300	dpi PDFSearcha\fle/
    Standard
    Scanning starts.
    Basic Scan Operations    
    						
    							7-3
    \bsing	the	Scan	Functions
     
    When scanning cannot be perfor\fed
    You cannot \berform a scan while the \IMF Toolbox setu\b screen is 
    dis\blayed.
    Click [
    ] to close the screen before starting a scan.
    			
    When scanning is co\fplete
    The scans are saved in the a\b\bro\briate folder.
    When additional pag\Res can be scanned on the platen 
    glass
    Proceed to ste\b 6.
    6 To sc\fn the next p\fge, select  using [
    ] or [] \fnd press [OK].
    	
    Select Next Action
     
      
     
     Confirm Destination
    To cancel scanning
    (1)  Select  using [
    ] or [)] and \bress [OK].
    (2)  Select  using [
    ] or [)] and \bress [OK].
    To check the destin\Ration
    Select  using [\I
    ] or [)] and \bress [OK].
    7  Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
    press [OK].
    	
    Select Next Action
     
     
     
     Confirm Destination
    The scans are saved in the a\b\bro\briate folder.
      NOTEThe default save location:
    Once scanning is c\Iom\blete, a folder is automatically dis\blayed to 
    which the scanned \Iimages are saved. By default, a folder bearing 
    the scanning date is created inside the [Pictures] (or [My Pictures]) 
    folder in [My Documents].
    To change the scanner settings:
    You can re-s\becify the save location, file format, resolution, and 
    other settings from a com\buter.
     
      
    e-Manual → Scanning → Scanning Pa\ber Documents and 
    Saving Them to a Com\buter (USB & Network Connection) → 
    Using the MF Toolbox
    Perfor\fing a Scan Using a Shortcut Key
    Register	destinations	and	frequently	used	settings	in	shortcut	
    keys	in	advance,	to	perform	a	scan	easily	without	needing	to
    manually	enter	a	destination	and	specify	required	settings.
    Registering a Shortcut Key/Confir\fing the 
    Destination Registered in the Shortcut Key
    Menu
    OK
    Keys to be used for this operation
    1  Press [] (Menu).
    2 Select  using [] or [] \fnd press 
    [OK].
    	 		
    Menu
     Common Settings
     Copy Settings
     Fax Settings
     Scan Settings
    3 Select  using [] or [] 
    \fnd press [OK].
    	 		
    Scan Settings
     TX Function Settings
     Memory Media Settings
     Output File Image Set
     Shortcut Key Settings
    To store a new shortcut:
    (1) Select  using [
    ] or [] and \bress [OK].    
    						
    							7-4
    \bsing	the	Scan	Functions	
    		 	 	
    Shortcut Key Settings
     Register
     Confirm Destination
    (2) Select the shortcut key that you want to register using [] or 
    [
    ] and \bress [OK].
    	 		 	 	
    Select Shortcut Key
     Scan    PC1
     Scan    PC2
    (3) Select the connection method using [\I] or [] and \bress 
    [OK].
    	 		 	 	
    Specify destination
     Off
     USB Connection
     Network Connection
    (\f) Select the destination \Iusing [] or [] and \bress [OK].
    •  When a com\buter connected via a USB cable \Iis included in 
    the dis\blayed destinations: 
    The USB-connected com\buter is listed at the to\b.
    •  When only one com\but\Ier is connected to the machine via \Ia 
    USB cable: 
    This screen is not dis\blayed.
    •  When more than 10 com\buters are connected to the machine 
    simultaneously: 
    U\b to 10 com\buters can be dis\blayed as a list of com\I\buters 
    connected to the machine. (Scanning cannot be \I\berformed 
    to the eleventh and subsequent\I com\buters. Reduce the 
    number of com\buters connected to the machine over the 
    network.)
     
       e-Manual→Scanning→Scanning Pa\ber Documents 
    and Saving Them to a Com\buter (USB & Network 
    Connection)→Registering the Scanner in MF Network Scan 
    Utility
    (5)  S\becify the scan se\Ittings using [
    ] or [] and \bress [OK].
    	 		 	 	
    Select Scan Type
     Color Scan
     B&W Scan
     Custom 1
     Custom 2
    The scanner setting\Is are s\becified by default as follows.
    Scan	
    Mode Resolution
    File	Type PDF	Settings
    Color	Scan Color300	dpi PDFSearcha\fle/
    High
    B	 &	 W	 Scan Black	and	
    white 300	dpi
    TIFF–
    Custom	1 Color300	dpi JPEG/Exif–
    Custom	2 Color300	dpi PDFSearcha\fle/
    Standard
    To confir\f the destination registered in the shortcut key:
    (1) 
    Select  using [\I
    ] or [] and \bress [OK].
    	 		 	 	
    Shortcut Key Settings
     Register
     Confirm Destination
    (2) Select the destination \Ithat you want to confirm using [] or 
    [
    ] and \bress [OK].
    	 		 	 	
    Confirm Destination
     USB Connedted PC
     Color Scan
    4 Press [] (Menu) to close the menu sc\Freen.
    Perfor\fing a Scan Using a Shortcut Key
    OK
    Scan    PC1
    Scan    PC2
    Keys to be used for this operation
    1  Pl\fce your document.
     “Placing Documents” (→P.2-\f)
     “Su\b\borted Document Ty\bes” (→P. 2-2)
    2 Press [] (Sc\fn > PC1 or Sc\fn > PC2) into 
    which the destin\ftion th\ft you w\fnt to select is 
    registered.
    Scanning starts. 
     
    When scanning cannot be perfor\fed
    You cannot \berform a scan while the \IMF Toolbox setu\b screen is 
    dis\blayed.
    Click [ 
     ] to close the screen before starting a scan.
    	 	    
    						
    							7-5
    \bsing	the	Scan	Functions
     NOTE
    When scanning is co\fplete
    The scans are saved in the a\b\bro\briate folder. 
    When additional pag\Res can be scanned on the platen 
    glass
    Proceed to ste\b 3..
    3 To sc\fn the next p\fge, select  using [
    ] or [] \fnd press [OK]. 
    	
    Select Next Action
     
      
     
     Confirm Destination
    To cancel scanning
    (1)  Select  using [
    ] or [] and \bress [OK]. 
    (2)  Select  using [
    ] or [] and \bress [OK].
    To check the destin\Ration
    Select  using [\I
    ] or [] and \bress [OK]. 
    4  Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
    press [OK]. 
    	
    Select Next Action
     
     
     
     Confirm Destination
    The scans are saved in the a\b\bro\briate folder.
     NOTE
    The default save location:
    Once scanning is c\Iom\blete, a folder is automatically dis\blayed to 
    which the scanned \Iimages are saved. By default, a folder bearing 
    the scanning date is created inside the [Pictures] (or [My Pictures]) 
    folder in [My Documents]. 
    To change the scan settings:
    You can re-s\becify the save location, file format, resolution, and 
    other settings from a com\buter.
     
       e-Manual→Scanning→Scanning Pa\ber Documents and Saving 
    Them to a Com\buter (USB & Network Connection)→Using the 
    MF Toolbox
    Saving Scanned Docu\fents to USB 
    Me\fory Device
    You	can	save	scanned	documents	to	\bSB	memory	device	
    inserted	in	the	\bSB	port.
    This	section	descri\fes	the	\fasic	procedure.
     IMPORT\bNT
    The USB \fe\fory device port on the \fachine
    •  The \bort su\b\borts USB 1.1.
    •  Do not insert anything other than \IUSB memory device. 
    Supported file syste\fs and \fe\fory capacity
    Su\b\borted file systems and memory ca\bacity include the following. 
    You can have your USB memory device formatted with one of the\I 
    following file systems on your com\buter.
    • FAT16: u\b to 2 GB
    •  FAT32: u\b to 32GB 
    For details, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
    OK
    SCAN
    Start
    Keys to be used for this operation
    1  Insert \f USB memory device to the USB port.
    The machine will beg\Iin to read the device when USB memo\Iry is 
    inserted. Do not touch or remove the device from the \bort.
    	 		
    2 Pl\fce your document.
     “Placing Documents” (→P.2-\f)
     “Su\b\borted Document Ty\bes” (→P.2-2)
    3 Press [].
    4 Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
    press [OK].
    	 		
    Select the scan type.
     Computer
     Remote Scanner
     Memory Media
    5 Specify the sc\fn set\Ftings b\fsed on your purpose 
    of the sc\fn.
    The following settings can \Ibe changed.
    For details on the setting \brocedure, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
    •  Scan Size
    •  File Format
    •  Density
    •  Original Orientation
    •  Original Ty\be
    •  2-Sided Original (MF8380Cdw Only)
    •  Shar\bness
    •  Data Size
    The settings s\becifi\Ied here are effective only for the current task. To 
    a\b\bly these settings\I to all tasks, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.   
    						
    							7-6
    \bsing	the	Scan	Functions
    6 Press [] (Color) or [] (B & W).
    For	Color	Scan
    Press	[]	(Color).
    For	Black	and	 White	Scan
    Press	[
    ]	(B&W ).
    Scanning starts. 
    When additional pag\Res can be scanned on the platen glass
    (1)  Place the next \bage and \bress [
    ] (Color) or [] (B & W ).
    (2)  To finish scanning, select  using [
    ] or [] 
    and \bress [OK].
    	 		
    Scan Next: Press Start
     
     
    When scanning is c\Iom\blete, the scanned docum\Ient is saved to the 
    USB memory device.
    Folder and file na\fe\Rs that can be saved
    Folder	name The	
    “SCAN_00” 	folder	is	created	in	the	
    top	level	directory	(root	folder)	in	the	\bSB	
    memory	device.	Scanned	document	files	are	
    saved	in	this	folder.
    When	the	 “SCAN_00” 	folder	reaches	limit,	the	
    “SCAN_01” 	folder	is	automatically	created.
    Folders	up	to	 “SCAN_99”	are	automatically	
    created	when	the	current	working	folder	
    \fecomes	full.
    File	name File	names	\fetween	
    “SCAN0000.XXX”	and	
    “SCAN9999.XXX” 	are	provided.	(“XXX” 	is	the	
    extension	for	the	file	format.)
    The	two-digit	folder	num\fer	is	provided	in	
    the	fifth	and	sixth	characters	from	the	left.
    A	maximum	of	100	files	can	\fe	saved	in	a	
    folder.
    When re\foving the USB \fe\fory device fro\f the port
    (1)	 Press	[
    ]	(Reset).
    (2)	 Press	[
    ]	(Status	Monitor/Cancel).
    (3)	 Select		using	[
    ]	or	[]	and	press	
    [OK].
    	 	
    Status Monitor/Cancel
     Device Status
     Copy/Print Job
     TX Job
     RX Job
    (4)	 Select		using	[]	or	[]	
    and	press	[OK].
    	 	
    Device Status
     Paper Information
     Remove Memory Media
     Check Counter
     Secure Print Memory 
    ...
    (5)	 Remove	the	\bSB	memory	device.
    (6)	 Press	[
    ]	(Status	Monitor/Cancel)	after	you	have	
    checked	the	details	of	the	selected	jo\f	to	close	the	
    screen.
    E-\failing Scanned Docu\fents 
    (MF8380Cdw Only)
    You	can	attach	scanned	documents	to	e-mails	and	send	
    them	to	a	specified	destination.	 The	scans	are	converted	
    into	PDF	files	and	sent	to	the	mail	server.
      NOTEPreparing to Use the E-\fail Functions
    See “Network Settings” in the e-Manual and configure your e-mail 
    settings before using the e-mail function.
    OK
    SCAN
    Start
    Keys to be used for this operation
    1 
    Pl\fce your document.
     “Placing Documents” (→P.2-\f)
     “Su\b\borted Document Ty\bes” (→P.2-2)
    2 Press [].
    3 Select  using [] or [] \fnd press [OK].
    	 		
    Select the scan type.
     Remote Scanner
     Memory Media
     E-Mail
    4 Specify the destin\ftion.
    S\becify destination\Is in the following ways.
    For details on the setting \brocedure, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
    •  in\but directly
    •  by selecting a coded dial c\Iode
    •  from the address book
    •  under sequential broadcasting   
    						
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