Software User's Guide
Table Of Contents
- SOFTWARE USER’S GUIDE
- Table of Contents
- Windows®
- 1 Printing
- 2 Scanning
- Scanning a document using the TWAIN driver
- Scanning a document using the WIA driver (Windows® XP only)
- Using the Scan key (For USB cable users)
- Using ScanSoft® PaperPort® SE with OCR
- 3 ControlCenter3
- 4 Network Scanning (For models with built-in network support)
- 5 Remote Setup (Not available for DCP models and MFC- 240C)
- 6 Brother PC-FAX Software (MFC models only)
- PC-FAX sending
- Speed Dial setup
- Brother Address Book
- Setting up a member in the Address Book
- Setting up a group for broadcasting
- Editing member information
- Deleting a member or group
- Exporting the Address Book
- Importing to the Address Book
- Sending a file as a PC-FAX using the Facsimile style user interface
- Sending a file as a PC-FAX using the Simple style user interface
- PC-FAX receiving (Not available for MFC-240C and MFC-3360C)
- 7 PhotoCapture Center® (Not available for MFC-3360C)
- Apple® Macintosh®
- 8 Printing and Faxing
- 9 Scanning
- 10 ControlCenter2
- 11 Network Scanning (For models with built-in network support)
- 12 Remote Setup & PhotoCapture Center®
- Index
- brother USA
Printing
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Status Monitor 1
The Status Monitor utility is a configurable software tool for monitoring the status of one or more devices,
allowing you to get immediate notification of error messages such as paper empty, paper jam or ink empty.
You can check the device status at anytime by double-clicking the icon in the tasktray or by choosing
Status Monitor located in Start/All Programs/Brother/MFC-XXXX on your PC.
Note
For more information about using the Status Monitor software, right-click the Status Monitor icon and
choose Help.
Monitoring the machine’s status 1
Once you start up your PC, the Status Monitor icon appears on the tasktray.
A green icon indicates the normal stand-by condition.
A yellow icon indicates a warning.
A red icon indicates an error has occurred.
There are two locations where you can display the status monitor on your PC—in the tasktray or on the
desktop.