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NOTE
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[IPP (Internet Printing Protocol)] is not supported.
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If you are using OS X Lion, although there may be a message saying that you have entered an incorrect address even if you enter the correct address for IPv6, you can still register the fax.
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NOTE
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If you are using a fax that is connected using IPv6, you can enter an abbreviated notation unicast address. Also, when entering a global unicast address, you can set a DNS name. This option is only available if a DNS server that supports IPv6 has been specified beforehand in the network settings for the computer you are using.
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If you are using a network interface card (NIC) made by Axis Communications AB, you need to select [Unidirectional Printing] and specify "fax" for [Queue].
You cannot select a printer model that can only be connected via unidirectional printing.
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NOTE
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For the fax driver name corresponding to your fax, refer to the Readme file. For details on how to view the Readme file, see "Referring to the Readme File and Online Help."
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IMPORTANT
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Depending on the fax model you are using, the connection method supported by the fax model may be automatically set without the above dialog box being displayed.
If you are using a network interface card (NIC) made by Axis Communications AB, select [Unidirectional].
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NOTE
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For information on unidirectional printing and bidirectional printing, see "Communication Methods (Unidirectional and Bidirectional Printing)."
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IMPORTANT
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After adding the fax to the system preferences, specify the option settings. For more information, see "Setting Up the Fax Configuration."
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NOTE
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Confirm that the driver name corresponding to your fax is displayed beside [Kind] on the right-hand side of the [Print & Fax] or [Print & Scan] dialog box.
For the fax driver name corresponding to your fax, refer to the Readme file. For details on how to view the Readme file, see "Referring to the Readme File and Online Help."
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