Multi-function imaging machine with fax settings lock
AssigneeLexmark International, Inc.
InventorsLarry Dicken, Timothy May, Duane Norris, Stephen Troyer
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AssigneeLexmark International, Inc.
InventorsLarry Dicken, Timothy May, Duane Norris, Stephen Troyer
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In a system comprising a computer in communication with a multi-function imaging machine having a printer section and a fax section, and a user input device, a method of operating the multi-function imaging machine, comprising the steps of setting one or more fax settings; providing a fax settings lock for user selection; and locking fax settings for said fax section using said fax settings lock when selected. The fax settings, which include at least one of speed dial settings, group settings and junk fax list, can be provided for viewing on the computer as read-only values while allowing for additions to said speed dial settings, group settings and junk fax list from said computer.
In a system comprising a computer in communication with a multi-function imaging machine having a printer section and a fax section, and a user input device, a method of operating the multi-function imaging machine, comprising the steps of:
In a system comprising a computer in communication via a network connection with a multi-function imaging machine having a printer section and a fax section, and a user input device, a method of operating a multi-function imaging machine, comprising the steps of:
In a system comprising a computer in communication with a multi-function imaging machine having a printer section, a scanning section, a copier section and a fax section, and a user input device, a method of operating the multi-function imaging machine, comprising the steps of:
The method of operating a multi-function imaging machine of claim 23, wherein said computer includes a display, and the method further comprises displaying said locked fax settings on said display as read only values.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.