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Message: [QUOTE="Canon_Man, post: 217776, member: 15772"] We've had our Canon ImageClass printer for about 7 years now. It worked as a FAX machine for inbound / outbound transmissions with two different telco providers (one Bell, one VoIP through the cable company) without any changes to the ImageClass set up. About two years ago we switched to a client based telco VoIP service that required no changes to our home phone setup. As far as I can tell the client is transparent to our home phone system and works flawlessly. When we first switched over the VoIP client I tried sending a FAX through the client, and this is what happens: 1. ImageClass receives dial tone 2. Dials destination number 3. When the destination goes off hook the ImageClass begins the handshake with the destination number 4. The call then fails - remote end hangs up - most recent known Error Code - 995 Manual is not much help. The FAX function is such a simple process. It usually fails because no phone line is present, no dial tone is detected, or a pause sequence is missing during call setup. None of these problems exist presently. The machine makes a connection, just doesn't seem to satisfy some basic protocol issue with the destination number. I wonder if there is a setting that is not quite right for the transmission to go through. (I've fiddled with a few of them but haven't figured out how to get the printer back to its factory settings). I know the machine can dial out successfully. I tried having it call my cell phone no problem. The transmission report describes what happened to that call - hang up Any thoughts or ideas beyond the troubleshooting I've outlined would be appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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