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FO-2600TH/SG,

FO-2600GU/GH

SHARP

_

SERVICE

MANUAL

No.

00ZF2600GHSME

FACSIMILE

mopeEL

FO-2600

SELECTION

CODE

COUNTRY

TH

Thailand

SG

Singapore

(et

GU

General

Area

GH

General

Area

As

for

the

contents

of

the

printer

of

the

model

FO-2600,

x

please

refer

to

the

separate

technical

manual

as

well

as.

CAUTION

the

issue

No.

OOZFO2600PSME.

This

laser

printer

is

a

class

1

laser

product

that

complies

with

21CFR

1040.10

and

1040.11

of

the

CDRH

standard.

This

means

that

this

machine

does

not

produce

a

hazardous

laser

radiation.

The

use

of

controls,

adjustments

or

performance

of

procedures

other

than

those

specified

herein

may

result

in

hazardous

radiation

exposure.

This

laser

radiation

is

not

a

danger

to

the

skin,

but

when

an

exact

focusing

of

the

laser

beam

is

achieved

on

the

eyes

retina,

there

is

danger

of

spot

damage

to

the

retina.

The

following

cautions

must

be

observed

to

avoid

exposure

of

the

laser

beam

to

your

eyes

at

the

time

of

servicing.

1)

When

a

problem

in

the

laser

optical

unit

has

occurred,

the

whole

optical

unit

must

be

exchanged

as

a

unit,

not

an

individual

part.

2)

Do

not

look

into

the

machine

with

the

main

switch

turned

on

after

removing

the

toner/developer

unit

and

drum

cartridge.

3)

Do

not

look

into

the

laser

beam

exposure

slit

of

the

laser

optical

unit

with

the

connector

connected

when

removing

and

installing

the

optical

system.

4)

The

upper

frame

of

Laser

Printer

Unit

contains

the

safety

interlock

switch.

Do

not

defeat

the

safety

interlock

by

inserting

wedges

or

other

items

into

the

switch

slot.

SICHEAHE!

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AUSSETZEN.

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BRYTES.

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FOR

STRALEN.

VARNING

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LasersTRALNiNG

N&R

DENNA

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AR

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STAALEN.

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|

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JA

SUQJALUKITUS

OHITETTAESSA

OLET

ALTTHNA

NAKYMATONTA

LASERSATEILYLLE.

ALA

KATSO

SATEESEEN.

CAUTION

!NVISOLE

LASER

RADIATION

WHEN

OPEN

AND

INTERLOCKS

DEFEATED.

VOID

EXPOSURE

TO

BEAM.

VORSICHT

UNGicHTAARe

LASERSTAAHLUNG

WENN

ABDECKUNG

GEO

FFNET

UND

LASER

WAVE

-LENGTH

:

780mm

PULSE

TIMES

114.26

ps/7

mm.

OUTPUT

POWER

10.352

0.05

mw

Parts

marked

with

"

A\“

is

important

for

maintaining

the

safety

of

the

set.

Be

sure

to

replace

these

parts

with

specified

ones

for

maintaining

the

safety

and

performance

of

the

set.

This

document

has

been

published

to

be

used

SHARP

CORPORATION

for

after

sales

service

only.

The

contents

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

FO-2600TH/SG

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER

1.

GENERAL

DESCRIPTION

[1]

Specifications

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Operation

Panel...

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1-2

[3]

Transmittable

Documents

.......

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een

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1-3

[4]

Installation

0.0.6.

teen

teen

een

e

es

1-4

[5]

Quick

reference

guide

20.0.2...

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cence

renee

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nee

es

1-8

CHAPTER

2.

ADJUSTMENTS

(1)

Adjustments

00.0...

0

6.

cee

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renee

eee

tenes

2-1

[2]

Diagnostics

and

service

soft

switchs

....

66.6.6

6

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eee

neers

2-2

[3]

Troubleshooting

....

6.6...

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cee

een

ee

ere

ees

2-20

[4]

Error

code

table

60.0.6...

cece

cece

ee

teeters

2-21

CHAPTER

3.

MECHANICAL

DESCRIPTION

[1]

Mechanical

description

.......

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3-1

[2]

Disassembly/assembly

procedures

.....

16...

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tenes

3-3

CHAPTER

4.

DIAGRAMS

[1]

Block

diagram

2.6.60.

teen

nen

e

etn

nee

4-1

[2]

Wiring

diagram

26.6...

cece

eee

nee

ne

nee

ere

teens

4-2

{3]

Point

to

point

diagram

and

connector

signal

name

...

6.6...

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eee

eet

4-3

CHAPTER

5.

CIRCUIT

DESCRIPTION

[1]

Circuit

description

6.6.6...

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ene

nett

tnt

ener

n

nee

5-1

{2]

Control

PWB

description

........

Wes

ae

tae

oy

ekale

Siw

APah

Seeeeb

te

went

AGEs

seein

uth

tose

a

teeleen

5-2

{3]

Description

of

CCD

board

2.6.6.6

cece

reenter

tne

e

enn

es

5-12

[4]

Description

of

TELILIU

oo.

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ence

eee

n

tere

teen

ets

5-12

[5]

Description

of

power

supply...

6.6.

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eee

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e

enter

e

tees

5-16

CHAPTER

6.

CIRCUIT

SCHEMATICS

AND

PARTS

LAYOUT

[1]

Control

circui/PWB

o0

6.

ete

en

eens

6-1

{2]

TEL/LIU

Circui/PWB

.6

0...

ete

een

ene

een

n

eee

tee

6-10

[3]

PCU

circuit/PWB

000.

e

teen

tenn

ene

eens

6-22

[4]

Power

supply

circuit/PWB

.

1.0.0.6

0

6.

cee

eet

ene

nen

teen

eee

6-24

[5]

CCD

circui/PWB

0.06

ee

ete

net

etn nen

e

tenes

6-26

[6]

Operation

panel

circui/PWB

2...

eee

ee

tenes

6-27

[7]

LCD

circui/PWB

0.6

ce

ene

enn

eens

6-29

CHAPTER

7.

OPERATION

FLOWCHART

[1]

Flowchart...

0.

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eet

enn

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es

7-1

[2]

Power

on

sequence...

6...

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teen

tenes

7-7

CHAPTER

8.

OTHERS

[1]

Service

Tools

6...

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ene

eens

8-1

[2]

IC

signal

name...

66.

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ete

ne

nee

etna

8-6

[3]

Option

(Memory

upgrade

PWB

FO-1ME)

.......--

eee

cece

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ee

8-13

PARTS

GUIDE

CHAPTER

1.

GENERAL

DESCRIPTION

[1]

Specifications

Applicable

telephone

line:

Compatibility:

Configuration:

Compression

scheme:

Scanning

method:

Resolution:

Display:

Reception

modes:

Modem

speed:

Transmission

time*:

Effective

recording

width:

input

document

size:

Public

switched

telephone

_

net-

work/PBX

i

ITU-T

(CCITT)

G3

mode

Half-duplex,

desktop

transceiver

Modified

Huffman

and

Sharp

special

mode

Flat-bed,

solid-state

CCD

Horizontal:

8

dotsimm

Vertical:

Standard

—

3.85

lines/mm

Fine/Halftone

—

7.7

lines/mm

Super

fine-15.4

lines/mm

7

x

§-dots,

1

line

by

16-digit

display

Auto/Manual/Answering

machine

9600

bps

with

automatic

fallback

to

7200,

4800,

or

2400

bps

Approx.

13

seconds.

{Sharp

special

mode)

203

mm

(average)

Automatic

feeding:

Width

-

148

to

216

mm

Length

-

128

to

356

mm

Manual

feeding:

Width

~

148

to

216

mm

Length

—

128

to

1000

mm

Effective

scanning

width:

Automatic

document

feeder:

Haiftone

(gray

scale):

Contrast

control:

Copy

function:

Telephone

function:

Power

requirements:

Operating

temperature:

Power

consumption:

Dimensions:

Weight:

FO-2600TH/SG

FO-2600GU/GH

210

mm

max.

20

sheets

max.

32

levels

Automatic/Dark

selectable

Single/Multi-copy/Sort-copy

(99

cop-

ies/page)

Standard

{cannot

be

used

if

power

fails)

Standard

local

voltage

40-30°C

Stand-by:.7

W

Maximum:

680

W

Width:

360

mm

Depth:

412

mm

Height:

169

mm

Approx.

7.2

kg

*

Based

on

ITU-T

(CCITT)

Test

Chart

#1

at

standard

resolution

in

Sharp

special

mode,

excluding

time

for

protocol

signals

(i.e.,

ITU-

T

phase

C

time

only).

<IMPORTANT

PLEASE

READ

FIRST>

To

avoid

problems

with

supplies,

please

don’t

use

supplies

from

other

units.

Please

use

new

supplies,

when

supply

changes

are

required.

FO-2600TH/SG.

FO-2600GU/GH

[2]

Operation

Panel

PAPER

CHECK

light

RESOLUTION

key

This

light

comes

on

when

Press

this

key

to

adjust

the

you

are

out

of

paper

or

when

resolution

and

contrast,

BROADCAST

key

the

paper

size

setting

is

before

sending

or

copying

Press

this

key

to

send

a

a

document.

document

to

a

group

of

incorrect.

receiving

fax

machines.

MEMORY

key

Press

this

key

to

scan

a

document

into

memory

before

transmitting

it.

SEARCH

DIAL.

key

Press

this

key

to

search

for

an

automatic

dialling

number.

Toner

empty

indicator

This

blinks

when

the

imaging

cartridge

is

near

the

end

of

its

life,

and

lights

steadily

when

it

must

be

replaced.

Service

indicator

FUNCTION

key

Press

this

key

to

select

various

special

functions.

Liquid

crystal

display

This

displays

various

messages

during

RECEPTION

MODE

key

Press

this

key

to

select

This

lights

when

a

operation

and

problem

occurs

which

programming.

the

mode

of

reception,

must

be

fixed

by

a

service

engineer.

YOUTEZ

Reception

mode

lights

One

of

these

lights

will

come

on

to

indicate

which

COPY

ke:

Press

thie

key

reception

mode

has

been

to

make

a

copy

selected.

of

a

document.

STOP

key

Press

this

key

to

stop

operations

CC

Ke ae

es

es

ee

a

a)

before

they

are

CA

Ga

a

ss

es

ee es

es)

START

key

Number

keys

Use

these

keys

to

dial

Press

this

key

to

Rapid

Keys

numbers,

and

enter

send

or

receive

a

Press

one

of

these

keys

to

en

dial

a

fax

or

voice

number

SPEED

key

automatically.

(Note

that

numbers

and

letters

during

number/name

storing

procedures.

Press

this

key

to

dial

you

must

attach

the

Rapid

HOLD

key

SPEAKER

key

a

2-digit

Speed

Dial

Meenas

Press

this

key

to

put

the

Press

this

key

to

dial

number.

other

party

on

hold

during

a

@

number

without

REDIAL

key

telephone

coversation.

picking

up

the

handset.

Press

this

key

to

automatically

redial

the

last

number

dialled.

[3]

Transmittable

Documents

1.

Document

Sizes

148

-

216mm

128

—

297

mm

width

length

Normal

size

1000mm

216mm 216mm

[Special

size]

(Normal

size]

XX

Use

document

carrier

sheet

for

smaller

documents.

*

With

special

sizes,

only

one

sheet

can

be

fed

into

the

machine

at

a

time.

Insert

next

page

into

feeder

as

current

page

is

being

scanned,

2.

Paper

Thickness

&

Weight

0.12

mm

52

-

104g/m*

0.06

-

0.09

mm

52

—

74,3g/m?

0.12

—

0.20

mm

104

-

157

gim*

AOF

15

sheets

ADF

20

sheets

Thickness

Weight

Thickness

Weight

Thickness

Weight

Special

size

3.

Document

Types

*

Normal

paper

.

Documents

handwritten

in

pencil

(No.

2

lead

or

softer),

fountain

pen,

ball

point

pen,

or

felt-tipped

pen

can

be

transmitted.

Documents

of

normal

contrast

duplicated

by

a

copying

machine

can

also

be

transmitted.

©

Diazo

copy

(blueprint)

Diazo

copy

documents

of

a

normal

contrast

may

be

transmitted.

*®

Carbon

copy

A

carbon

copy

may

be

transmitted

if

its

contrast

is

normal.

4.

Cautions

on

Transmitting

Documents

©

Documents

written.

in

yellow,

greenish

yellow,

or

light

blue

ink

cannot

be

transmitted.

®

Ink,

glue,

and

correcting

fluid

on

documents

must

be

dry

before

the

documents

can

be

transmitted.

*

All

clips,

staples

and

pins

must

be

removed

from

documents

be-

fore

transmission.

©

Patched

(taped)

documents

should

be

copied

first

on

a

copier

and

then

the

copies

used

for

transmission.

*

All

documents

should

be

fanned

before

insertion

into

the

feeder

to

prevent

possible

double

feeds.

FO-2600TH/SG

FO-2600GU/GH

5,

Automatic

Document

Feeder

Capacity

~

Number

of

pages

that

can

be

placed

into

the

feeder

at

anytime

is

as

follows:

Normal

size:

max.

20

sheets

Special

size:

single

sheet

only

(manual

feed)

NOTES:

®

When

you

need

to

send

or

copy

more

pages

than

the

feeder

fimit,

place

additional

pages

in

feeder

when

fast

page

in

feeder

is

being

scanned.

©

Place

additional

pages

carefully

and

gently

in

feeder.

If

force

is

used,

double-feeding

or

a

document

jam

may

result.

6.

Readable

Width

&

Length

The

readable

width

and

length

of

a

document

are

slightly

smaller

than

the

actual

document

size.

Note

that

characters

or

graphics

outside

the

effective

document

scan-

ning

range

will

not

be

read.

©

Readable

width

208

mm

max.

Readable

width

©

Readable

length

This

is

the

length

of

the

document

sent

minus

4

mm

from

the

top

and

bottom

edges.

an

4mm

Readable

length

y

4mm

FO-2600TH/SG

FO-2600GU/GH

7.

Use

of

Document

Carrier

Sheet

|

A

document

carrier

sheet

must

be

used

for

the

following

documents.

*

Those

with

tears.

*

Those

smailer

than

size

148

mm

(W)

x

128

mm

(L).

*

Carbon-backed

documents

Make

print

straight

*

across

paper

LEB

Place

the

document

carrier

in

the

document

feeder

with

the

clear

film

side

down

=

Direction

of

insertion

NOTE:

To

transmit

a

carbon-backed

document,

insert

a

white

sheet

of

paper

between

the

carbon

back

of

the

document

and

the

document

carrier.

¢

Those

containing

an

easily

separable

writing

substance

(@.g.,

trac-

ing

paper

written

on

with

a

soft,

heavy

lead

pencil).

NOTES:

*

When

using

the

document

carrier,

carefully

read

the

in-

structions

written

on

the

back.

*

If

the

document

carrier

is

dirty,

clean

it

with

a

soft,

moist

cloth,

and

then

dry

it

before

using

for

transmission,

*

Do

not

place

more

than

one

document

in

the

carrier

at

a

time.

*

The

thickness

of

document

which

can

be

held

with

the

carrier

sheet

is

up

to

20

Ib.

[4]

installation

1.

Site

selection

Take

the

following

points

into

consideration

when

selecting

a

site

for

this

model.

ENVIRONMENT

*

The

machine

must

be

installed

on

a

level

surface.

*

Keep

the

machine

away

from

air

conditioners,

heaters,

direct

sun-

light,

and

dust.

*

Provide

easy

access

to

the

front,

back,

and

sides

of

the

machine.

In

particular,

keep

the

area

in

front

of

the

machine

clear,

or

the

original

document

may

jam

as

it

comes

out

after

scanning.

*

The

temperature

should

be

between

41°

and

95°F

(5°

and

35°C).

*

The

humidity

should

be

between

30%

and

85%

(without

condensa-

tion).

ELECTRICITY

Standard

voltage,

grounded

AC

outlet

is

required.

Caution!

*

Connection

to

a

power

source

other

than

that

specified

will

cause

damage

to

the

equipment

and

is

not

covered

under

the

warranty.

*

If

your

area

experiences

a

high

incidence

of

lightning

or

power

surges,

we

recommend

that

you

install

a

surge

protector

for

the

power

and

telephone

lines.

Surge

protectors

can

be

purchased

at

most

telephone

specialty

stores.

TELEPHONE

JACK

A

standard

RJ-11C

telephone

jack

must

be

located

near

the

machine.

This

is

the

telephone

jack

commonly

used

in

most

homes

and

offices,

*.

Plugging

the fax

machine

into

a

jack

which

is

not

an

RJ-11C.

jack

may

result

in

damage

to

the

machine

or

your

telephone

system.

If

you

do

not

know

what

kind

of

jack

you

have,

or

need

to

have

one

installed,

contact

the

telephone

company.

If

the

machine

is

moved

from

a

cold

to

a

warm

place...

\f

the

machine

is

moved

from

a

cold

to

a

warm

place,

it

is

possible

that

the

reading

glass

may

fog

up,

preventing

proper

scanning

of

documents

for

transmission.

To

remove

the

fog,

turn

on

the

power

and

walt

approximately

2

hours

before

using

the

machine.

2.

Installing

the

printer

cartridges

(imaging

cartridge:

FO-26DC/drum

cartridge:

FO-26DR)

@

Pull

the

release

on

the

right

side

of

the

operation

panel

forward,

and

open

the

operation

panel.

@®

Grasp

the

top

of

the

received

document

guide

and

pull

it

so

that

it

rotates

toward

you.

Lift

the

guide

straight

up

and

out

of

the

print-

ing

compartment.

*

If

you

are

installing

the

cartridges

for

the

first

time,

go

to

Step

5.

|

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Ped

af

1,

@

If

you

are

replacing

the

cartridges,

grasp

the

finger

hold

on

the

imaging

cartridge

handle

(marked

"PUSH")

and

puil

the

handle

out.

Rehold

the

handle,

and

pull

the

imaging

cartridge

out

of

the

compartment.

*

Caution!

The

fusing

unit

(the

black

unit

with

ribs

extending

across

the

bottom

of

the

compartment)

becomes

very

hot

dur-

ing

printing.

Be

careful

not

to

touch

it.

*

If

you

are

only

replacing

the

drum

cartridge,

place

the

imaging

cartridge

on

a

piece

of

paper

on

a

horizontal

surface.

Make

sure

that

the

cartridge

lies

flat.

*

If

you

are

only

replacing

the

imaging

cartridge,

go

to

Step

8.

FOQ-2600TH/SG

FO-2600GU/GH

@

Grasp

the

two

finger

holds

on

the

blue

section

of

the

drum

car-

©

Remove

the

white

cover.

tridge,

and

pull

it

out

of

the

compartment.

@

Grasp

the

handle

of

the

imaging

cartridge

so

that

the

stamped

markings

are

facing

upwards,

and

insert

the

cartridge

into

the

©

Unfold

the

end

of

the

drum

cartridge

bag,

and

remove

the

new

printing

compartment.

drum

cartridge.

*

Do

not

use

a

sharp

object

to

cut

the

bag.

*

Do

not

remove

the

sheet

of

black

protective

paper

yet.

@

Place

your

thumb

on

the

center

of

the

handle

where

it

is

marked

"PUSH",

and

push

the

handle

slightly

up

and

in

so

that

the

car-

tridge

fits

into

place.

®©

Grasp

the

two

finger

holds

on

the

blue

section

of

the

drum

car-

tridge,

and

insert

it

into

the

compartment.

Make

sure

it

fits

into

place

on

top

of

the

roller

in

the

bottom

of

the

compartment.

*

If

you

have

removed

a

used

imaging

cartridge,

place

it

in

the

empty

imaging

cartridge

bag,

seal

the

bag,

and

dispose

of

it

in

a

way

that

conforms

to

any

local

regulations

that

may

exist

in

*

If

you

have

removed

a

used

drum

cartridge,

place

it

in

the

your

area.

empty

drum

cartridge

bag,

seal

the

bag,

and

dispose

of

it

in

a

way

that

conforms

to

any

local

regulations

that

may

exist

in

your

area.

@®

Hold

the

received

document

guide

vertically,

and

insert

it

into

its

compartment

so

that

the

tabs

on

each

side

of

the

guide

go

into

the

slots

on

the

sides

of

the

compartment.

@

Grasp

the

protruding

end

of

the

protective

sheet,

and

pull

the

paper

out

of

the

cartridge.

*

Be

sure

not

to

leave

any

pieces

of

tom

paper

in

the

printing

compartment.

©

If

you

are

not

replacing

the

imaging

cartridge,

go

to

Step

10.

@®

Make

sure

that

the

received

document

guide

is

positioned

so

that

the

arm

on

the

left

side

of

the

guide

will

go

into

the

hole.

Place

your

thumbs

on

both

sides

of

the

guide

where

it

is

marked

"PUSH",

and

push

the

guide

forward

until

it

fits

into

place.

Remove

the

imaging

cartridge

from

its

bag,

and

shake

it

4

or

5

times

in

a

horizontat

direction.

¢

This

ensures

that

the

toner

is

well

distributed

inside

the

car-

tridge.

v

FO-2600TH/SG.

FO-2600GU/GH

3.

Assembly

and

connections

@

Connect

the

handset

lead

to

the

handset

and

the

fax

as

shown.

*

The

ends

of

the

handset

lead

are

identical,

so

they

will

go

into

either

socket.

Place

the

handset

on

the

handset

rest.

Use

the

handset

to

make

ordinary

phone

calls,

or

to

transmit

and

re-

ceive

documents

manually.

®

Plug

one

end

of

the

telephone

line

cord

into

the

socket

on

the

fax

marked

“TEL.

LINE”.

Plug

the

other

end

into

a

standard

telephone

wall

socket.

©

Be

sure

to

plug

the

line

cord

into

the

TEL.

LINE

socket

on

the

fax.

Do

not

plug

it

into

the

TEL.

SET

socket.

@

Adjust

the

volume

swiches

on

the

ieft

side

of

the

fax.

(TH/GU

ONLY)

RECEIVER

VOLUME:

This

swich

controls

the

volume

of

the

handset

receiver.

Set

it

at

high

(H),

medium

(M),

or

low

(L)

as

desired.

SPEAKER

VOLUME:

Adjust

this

swich

from

high

(H)

to

low

(L)

as

desired.

RINGING

VOLUME:

Set

the

swich

at

high

(H),

medium

(M),

or

low

(L)

as

desired.

Diai

mode:

Set

the

tone

and

pulse,

using

the

soft

switch.

(Refer

to

“Dial

mode

selector,

page

2-1.)

®

Attach

the

paper

tray

by

inserting

the

tabs

into

the

rear

of

the

fax.

holes

at

the

@

Plug

the

power

lead

into

a

standard

voltage,

grounded

AC

outlet.

*

Caution:

Do

not

plug

the

power

tead

into

any

other

kind

of

outlet.

This

will

damage

the

machine

and

is

not

covered

under

the

warranty.

Press

the

power

switch

to

turn

on

the

power.

©

Place

the

paper

cover

on

the

paper

tray

so

that

the

catches

on

each

side

of

the

tray

fit

into

the

notches

on

each

side

of

the

cover.

@

Attach

the

original

document

support

and

the

received

document

support

to

the

top

of

the

fax

as

shown.

Support

Original

document

support

————_

AL

JES

Sot

Received

document

ee,

4.

Loading

printing

paper

The

paper

tray

holds

the

paper

on

which

received

documents

and

copies

are

printed.

Up

to

100

sheets

of

letter

or

legal

size

paper

from

60

to

90

g/m?

can

be

loaded

in

the

tray.

guide.

@

Remove

the

paper

tray

cover.

the

paper.

@®

Fan

the

paper,

and

then

tap

the

edge

against

a

flat

surface

to

even

the

stack.

®

Pull

the

lever

on

the

right

side

of

the

paper

tray

(marked

“PULL")

toward

you.

Space

Preas

this

key

twice

to

enter

a

space.

Letters

and

numbers

To

enter

a

letter

or

number,

press:

the

appropriate

key

repeatedly

until

the

desired

numberfetter

appears

in

the

display

(the

number

appears

first,

then

tha

Jelters

in

the

order

shown

im

the

key).

SPEED

REDIAL

Symbols

Press

either

key

repeatedly

unt!

the

desirad

symbol

appears

(see

the

symbol

ist

below).

FO-2600TH/SG

FO-2600GU/GH

®

Make

sure

that

the

right

edge

of

the

paper

is

aligned

against

the

right

paper

guide,

and

them

move

the

left

paper

guide

until

it

fits

into

the

position

marked

"A4".

©

To

move

the

guide,

pinch

the

lever

on

the

left

against

the

©

Push

the

lever

on

the

right

side

of

the

paper

tray

back

down

to

set

Delete

Press

this

key

to

delete

the

letter

highlighted

by

the

cursor

it

the

cursar

is to

the

right

of

the

last

totter

entered,

It

wil

backspace

and

delete

the

last

latter).

‘Shift

Pross

this

key

once

to

change

case

(press

it

again

to

change:

back).

Cursor

left

Press

this

key

to

move

the

curser

to

the

left.

Cursor

right

Press

this

key

to

move

the

cursor

to

the

right,

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