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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.

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Adjust The Brightness/Sharpness You can adjust these elements of the image on the touch screen of the fax machine. You can also adjust the contrast to see if that has any effect on the blurriness of the image. These are the most likely culprits of both sending and receiving blurry faxes.

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Most faxes (and scanners, copiers, and malfunction units) require the user to put the document into the scanner either face up or face down. There is no industry standard for the direction, and even the same manufacturer may have different systems across their product lines.

Faxing Photos and Scanned Documents Documents should be scanned in black and white only (never color or Greyscale). Scanning at 200 DPI (dots per inch) is preferred, though 300 DPI is acceptable.