2Receiving a Faxed Document 2-31Basic Fax Usage3 The document is printed.The Processing/Data lamp goes out when the documents in memory are printed.NOTE• When there is no paper on which the received documents can be printed, the receiveddocuments are stored in memory.• The memory can hold a total of about 3700 pages for sending originals and receivingdocuments. (This figure is based on the use of ITU-T No.1 chart, standard setting.)• Documents stored in memory due to lack of paper are automatically printed when paper isloaded in a drawer.• If a printing error occurs, the error lamp flashes.Receiving Documents in MemoryIf you set the Memory Lock receiving mode to “On,” received documents are stored inmemory instead of being printed. (See ‘Changing the Receiving Mode (RX Mode),’ on p. 3-16.)NOTE• To set the Memory Lock, press (Additional Functions) → “System Settings” → “CommunicationSettings” → “Memory Lock Setting” in this order, and set the Memory Lock to “On.” (See ‘SavingReceived Documents to Memory,’ on p. 6-13.)• When the Memory Lock is set to “On,” the words appears on the Fax BasicFeatures screen. If you set the Memory Receiving mode together with the Transfer mode, the word appears on the Fax Basic Features screen.1 Press “Special Features” press “RX Mode” press MemoryLock “On.”A day of the week, and time are displayed when “Transfer Start Time” is selected. (See‘Saving Received Documents to Memory,’ on p. 6-13.)If an RX password is set, enter the password, and press “OK.”If you want to cancel the Memory Lock mode, press “Off.”
