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How to improve fax send quality Colour: Elements within a fax should always be in pure black on a pure white background. Fonts: Sans-serif fonts are preferred over Serif fonts when faxing. ... Images: As fax conversion attempts to render content in black dots, colour items and grey elements often do not convert well.

One fax page is considered a page that takes 60 seconds or less to send. Typically faxes take 30-60 seconds to transmit when scanned in the recommended format of black & white at 200-300 DPI (dots per inch) resolution.

The most common resolutions for faxing and corresponding 'best' scanner setting are: Hyperfine - 408x391 - Scanner at 400 dpi. Fine - 204x196 - Scanner at 200 dpi. Normal/Low - 204x98 - Scanner at 200 dpi.

Select Settings > General Settings > Fax Settings > Fax Setting Wizard. You see a screen like this: Make sure a phone line is connected and select Proceed. Use the displayed keyboard to enter the sender name for your fax source, such as your name or a business name.

Check your XFINITY Internet/Voice modem and make sure that it's connected to a wall outlet using its power adapter. Plug a phone cord into your XFINITY Internet/Voice modem. Connect the other end of the cord to the telephone port labeled "IN" or "LINE IN" on your fax machine. Connect your fax machine to a power outlet.

The most common fax resolutions are: hyperfine/superfine – 408×391 dpi (dots per inch) or ppi (pixels per inch) fine – 204×196 dpi or ppi. low/normal – 204×98 dpi or ppi.

Fine resolution fax is 204x196 DPI or 1728x2200 pixels. Standard resolution fax is 204 x 98 DPI. 1728x1100 pixels. Fax transmission is limited to these two resolutions or basic sizes and that is why some faxes look really lousy.

To test a fax line, make sure your fax machine is plugged into the line. Send someone a fax and ask the recipient to report whether the fax arrives and looks normal. Then, have someone send you a test fax and confirm the fax arrives and prints as it should.