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Because the document exit is at the front of the machine, this area should be kept unobstructed. Never use liquid or gaseous cleaning agents (sprays,If the display breaks, a mildly corrosive liquid may leakInstallation. Connection. Handset. Insert one end of the spiral cable into the socket of thePlease read all warning notices and instructions andTelephone socket. Connect the telephone cable to the fax machine by inserting it in the socket identified with LINE. Next connect the telephone plug to the line socket on the wall. In the UK. Power supply. For all other countries. Ink film. You cannot receive or copy documents unless an inkThe machine is therefore supplied complete with a free ink film for a fewThe consumption and print setting are stored on theA new Plug’n’Print cardThe settings were made at the factory for the initi. Page 11 User Manual. If the message INKFILM LOW appears on the display,However, youIf the ink film is finished or if there is no ink film inAlso followLoading the ink filmRemoving the ink filmLoading paper.http://computergramm.com/userfiles/firehouse-software-7-manual.xml Before you can copy documents, paper must be loaded. The fax machine works with normal paper used for writing andNever load paper while the fax machine is printing! Removing paper. To remove the paper, open the paper feed flap andClose the flap again.Page 13 User Manual. If you are running an SMS-capable cordless phoneHowever, youSeparate sockets. You can connect additional devices to separate socketsIn the UK. If you intend using special auxiliary devices with yourIf you wish to receive faxes via modem, you must setSame socket. You can connect additional devices to the same telephone socket. Make sure the fax machine is the firstFor all other countries. You can connect additional devices to the same telephoneEasy Install. Private branch exchange. Using EASY INSTALL your fax machine will be configured according to your local conditions. Private branch exchange systems are very common inTo get a connection from a private branch exchange to the public network you have to dial a key toPull out the page firmly and follow the instructions.Basic settings. If you want to keep a note of the factory settings onPress MENU. three times. If you press a wrong key by mistake, press the STOPIf you have entered a wrong digit or character,If you want to delete your individual settings, you canHelp functionTo enter upperPage 16 User Manual. Correction. If you have entered a wrong letter or number in function 13 or 14 you can correct the mistake during theIf you want to make your corrections later you have to select the functions for entering numbers or names once again. Select a character with u and press C to delete it. A long press on C (two seconds) will delete the wholeDisplay languageVolume. Ringer. You can adjust the volume of the ring signal if thePlease note that different volumes can be sett for theSpeaker. You can adjust the volume of the loudspeaker at anyPage 17 User Manual. Fax switch.http://www.liga.org.ua/content/diablo-predator-u7194-manual The built-in fax switch enables you to phone and faxThe fax switch separates fax and voice messages. For example, it can receive fax messages silently,The operating modes S and M for day and night operation each allow you to decide on different modesYou may change-over the operating mode between SIf the call is a fax call the fax machineTelephone calls will continueFAX RI. Page 18 User Manual. Special settings. Silent fax reception. External answeringTo receive faxes without any ring signals, set the amountTo provide for the optimum performance of an external answering machine, set this device to ring onceYou should use this option only with devices withIf, for example, you doIf your answering machine accepts the call but yourIf your answering machine cannot accept calls, your faxIf your external answering machine records fax signals,Connect the external answering machine to the sameTelephone. Making a callIf you want to dial with the handset replaced press. If you enter a wrong digit before dialling, delete itThe R key allows you to use various services offeredUsing short dialOK and make the desired changes.Correcting entriesSelect wrong character with u.Redial PP. With PP you can recall. Page 21 User ManualThen press OK.OK on your fax machine.Confirm with OK.Page 22 User Manual. Correcting entries. Press a and select the entry you want to correctDeleting entriesPress a and select the entry you want to deleteConfirm with OK. Hands-free operation zChoose function 44 to print a list of your stored shortPress MENU,You can make a call without using the handset or letTherefore press z before having dialled or during the call. Replace the handset. The. Page 23 User ManualWrite clearly and legibly. Only use pens with dark inkThe following points are the most common causes ofIn the event of a document jam see Hints andRemove all staples and clips before sending. Sending faxesFax reception without paper. If there is no more paper in the feeder or if the inkfilm is empty an incoming fax will be stored in memoryWhen a fax message was completely printed out, it willIf the printing processIf the memory is full, further pages can not be stored. The redThis feature is very useful, in case you want to sendPage 25 User Manual. Transmission speed. Polling with code. 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What costs are billed for sending and possiblyWhich mobile networks can you send SMS messages to and which mobile networks can you receive SMS messages from. Which functions are offered by your SMS service. SMS settings. Your fax machine is already set up to make use of SMSSending SMS messages. Deleting SMS messagesTo free up the memory so it can receive new messagesEnter your text message on the alphabetic keypad (maximum of 160You can selectPress PP until the message you want appears.Confirm with OK. You can use the phonebook a, the short dialWhen you haveUse u to move within. Page 29 User Manual. Disable SMS reception. If you are running an SMS-capable cordless phoneHowever, youSMS reception. SURE: yes. SURE: noYou can use the same procedure to enable SMS reception again. You can still send SMS messages even if SMS reception is disabled.AnsweringThe recording capacity is 30 minutes. Your answering machine is factory-programmed withMake sure that your fax machine stands on a hard, flat surface, because otherwise the microphone may be covered. Switching on and off. Duration of recordingPlease note that AUTO mode is not available in allListening to messagesPLAY while listening to any. Page 31 User Manual. Forwarding messages. Recording a conversation. Your fax machine can automatically forward all incoming messages to another telephone number. Enter theYour fax machine will waitA text announcing the call forwarding is transmittedThen the party to whichIf you do not enter the rightYou can record a telephone conversation with your faxRemote control. You can also control the answering machine functionsBefore you can use remote control you have to enter anPreparing your fax machine for remoteRemote access of the answering machineThe outgoing messagePage 33 User Manual. Hints and TipsDelivery service. 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The crossed out dustbin logo on yourTo enforce recycling, recovery of The Waste ElectricalPage 42 User Manual. IndexActivate call waiting 22. Additional devices 4, 12. Anonymous outgoing message 30. Answering machineAnswering machine b 5. Appendix 38. Functionlist 38. Guarantee 40. Technical data 39Correction 16. Display language 16. Function list 38. Help function 15. Ring signal type 16. Time and date 15. Volume 16. Your name 15. Your number 15. Broadcast 24. Built-in answering machineDeleting messages 30. Display symbol 6. Economy operating modeFunction list 38. Hands-free operation 22. Listening to messages 30. Memo 31. Play back volume 30. Recording a conversationRemote control 32. Switching on and off 30. VIP code 31Call list 20. Care 35. Cleaning the Document Feed. Roller 36Code. Easy. Page 43 User ManualManual fax reception 18. External memo 31. Internal memo 31. Memory. Deleting SMS messagesFax reception withoutMenu key 7Correction 16. Enter your name 15. Night 17. Number. 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Often, as I have been investigating the contents of a nest by making a small hole in the side, the parent birds have come right to the nest, where they immediately begin to repair the damage even before my departure!” The bird illustrations in the third edition are brand new, updated by a group of eight artists working under the direction of John P. O’Neill, the original illustrator and funded by the Asa Wright Nature Center. (O’Neill illustrated the identification plates in the first edition and Don R. Eckelberry, cofounder of the Asa Wright Nature Center and noted wildlife artist, did portraits of local birds.) Principal artists are O’Neill, John Anderton, Dale Dyer, and John Schmitt. Artists utilized museum specimens obtained from a number of museums to ensure accuracy. And, they are beautiful. Forty plates illustrating 477 species means that each plate contains 5 to 18 species, often with illustrations of more than one form of the species (adult, immature, male, female, flight, breeding, nonbreeding, nonbreeding adult in flight, you know the permutations). Colors are subtle and bright, distinctive details are evident, and birds on each plate are sized comparatively. Care has been taken to group the birds within each plate in a way that embraces design while also emphasizing similarities and differences. For me, this is most striking in Plate 30, Flycatchers, where the eye is arrested by the image of Elaenia after Tody-Flycatcher, after Scrub-Flycatcher after Tyrannulet after Pewee after Flycatcher, all looking left, all alike you think, till you start noticing that some are smaller, some have yellowish breasts, some have larger crests or larger bills. Each artist is credited on the top of the text plate page. Despite the unusually large number of illustrators, the images are painted in a uniform enough manner that you aren’t distracted by individualities in style. Still, there is enough of a difference that I knew Warblers were painted by a different artist than the one who painted Cuckoos (O’Neill did the Warblers, Anderton the Cuckoos). Each plate is coupled with a companion page listing birds depicted, popular and scientific names, plus size, page number of Species Account, and notes on important identification details. In addition to the Species Accounts, ffrench has written a 32-page Introduction on the History of Ornithology in Trinidad and Tobago and The Environment of Trinidad and Tobago. Habitat areas are described in terms of climate and vegetation and how that has changed and what that means for birds. This section is illustrated by 13 black-and-white photographs, and if there is one way in which I would want edition four to be improved, it would be to print better quality photographs or go to color, since the images in my volume are dark and not very helpful in understanding the text. The back of the book material consists of the “Species Checklist for Trinidad and Tobago, with Locations of Collected Specimens,” a Bibliography, and two indexes, one of Scientific Names and one of Common Names. The Bibliography is extensive (14 pages) and scholarly. No online sources are cited, but if you want to know what articles ffrench or Alexander Skutch or Barbara and David Snow wrote on West Indian birds, this is the place. The Indexes are purely by name. Richard ffrench is known in the birding world as the expert on the birds of Trinidad for good reason. Born in Great Britain, he originally travelled to Trinidad in 1958 to teach music and history, and quickly became enamored with the Neotropical birds of the West Indies.He was in the middle of rewriting and updating this third edition when he died. The “Editor’s Note” by R. Geoff Gibbs and “Artist Acknowledgements” by O’Neill give us a sense of how much work he had already done and how much more needed to be done to complete the book. Gibbs writes that ffrench asked him in 2009 to “prepare the short texts to accompany the plates of species not illustrated in earlier editions, and that his family asked him later on to work with the publisher to complete the book. O’Neill makes a point that “Richard kept the text for a new edition of the book regularly updated.” Graham White, a member of the Trinidad and Tobago Rare Bird Committee, reviewed the final text; Gibbs states that his comments were received in January 2011. Clearly, ffrench’s colleagues and family made sure that this edition maintained the standard of excellence that the earlier editions that characterized the earlier editions. An article on the Asa Wright Nature Center website, The Return of Richard ffrench,, gives a sense of how much the people of Trinidad value his work, and how much the ffrench family loved Trinidad. At 272 pages, it is briefer, lighter, and a tad bit smaller in height and width than ffrench’s guide. Illustrations are from Restall’s Birds of Northern South America: An Identification Guide, and, according to the book’s publicity material, many have been “re-worked” and repainted for the new edition. Species accounts are comprised of: popular name, scientific name, size, physical description (male, female, immature, juvenile when appropriate; nonbreeding plumage for shorebirds, terns, gulls), voice, similar species, and status. No nesting or behavior or natural history, just the essentials needed for identification. The status section differentiates between the bird’s status in Trinidad and Tobago, occasionally citing records of accidentals. The accounts are organized according to the AOU’s South American Checklist, which does accept the motmot split. There are 115 plates, 35 more than the ffrench guide, and 18 more than the first edition. With fewer species per plate, we often get more images of various forms of a species. There are four images of Roseate Tern in ffrench, for example, and six images in Kenefick; two images of Barred Antshrike, adult male and female, in ffrench, and four images, adult male and female, juvenile male and female, in Kenefick (images of Barred Antshrike plates are above). Images are beautiful here also, but the color and depth appears flatter than the ffrench artwork. I’m not sure if this is a function of the “reworking” of the original artwork or the printing. The artwork in my edition of Birds of Northern South America is much more intense in color. And, with the absence of the need to arrange multiple images on one plate, there is less a sense of artistic design, birds are arranged in simple but unimaginative rows. The team that put this field guide together is knowledgeable and distinguished. Martyn Kenefick is a British-born ornithologist and bird guide who has lived in Trinidad since 1999; he has been secretary of the Trinidad and Tobago Rare Birds Committee since 2001, overlapping with ffrench’s tenure on the committee. Robin Restall is principal author of the two-volume Birds of Northern South America and was executive director of the Phelps Ornithological Collection, Caracas, Venezuela. He is now a director of the Phelps Foundation. Floyd Hayes is professor of biology at Pacific Union College and editor-in-chief of the Journal of Caribbean Ornithology. There is a very brief description of Trinidad and Tobago’s habitats and climate, an explanation of taxonomy, and a nice 7-page section of “Where to Watch Birds on Trinidad and Tobago.” There appears to have been little change in this text from the first edition. Again, you gotta know your hummingbird names to use it. There are two things that bother me about the Kenefick guide. The first is that the illustrations make no distinction between birds common in Trinidad and Tobago and rarities or escapees. Flipping through the book and spotting the large and unusually bright images of macaws on Plate 58, you’re apt to think like I did that these large, beautiful birds are easily found on the islands. Nope. Red-and-green Macaw is an “escaped small feral population,” Scarlet Macaw has been sighted two times in Trinidad, the most recent sighting in 1943, and Blue-and-yellow Macaw was locally extirpated in 1970, with a re-introduction program in place. I’m sorry, but this is just deceptive. French has no species account for Red-and-green Macaw, a brief species account but no image for Scarlet Macaw, and a species account with a small image on the related plate for Blue-and-yellow Macaw. My other problem with Kenefick is the font, which is teeny tiny and thin in the second edition. I could barely read it, and if you buy this book and you are over 50, I highly recommend you also buy a magnifying glass. Ironically, the font in my first edition is much better, and I ended up happy I had bought this edition for my trip after trying to read the skinny-font second edition. Putting these points aside, this is a very good field guide to the birds of Trinidad and Tobago. The answer has to be Richard ffrench’s A Guide to the Birds of Trinidad and Tobago, 3rd edition, which is authoritative, comprehensive and has beautiful artwork. Using the ffrench guide while you’re in Trinidad and Tobago allows you to learn on-site, as you are experiencing the birds. The downside to the ffrench guide is that you have to flip back and forth between the plates and the species accounts. And, it’s really big and heavy. Before the publication of the Kenefick guide, birders visiting Trinidad and Tobago would often extract the plates and bind them separately. It’s nice that this is no longer necessary.