Canon LC-3175 Laser Fax - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
I get error code ##0103 on Canon LC3175 when
1) The user telephone number of the other
party has not been registered for the autodialing
function of the machine.
or
2)The user telephone number has been registered
wrongly for the auto-dialing function
of the machine
10/12/2010 10:43:14 PM •
Canon LC-3175...
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Answered
on Oct 12, 2010
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Hello - We have a Canon Model 3175MS Fax Machine -
Yes, it is called a `transmission report' (TX report), and is a setup option.
You can change this setting with the following procedure:
Open the 1-touch panel to access the function keys.
Press the `data registration' key to access the user menu.
You should see `user settings'. Press the `set' key. Press the cursor down key to get to `report settings', and press the `set' key. You should see `TX report'. Press the `set' key. Cursor down till you see `output yes'. Press the set key.
Press the `stop' key to return to the normal screen.
It is now set to print a report after each transmission.
Paper Jam
you dont you might have a dirty or bad paper sensor there is also a chance the paper might be in the fusing area (where its hot) if u use a flashlight and look in that area you might see the paper at that point it needs to be taken apart
Manual for Canon LC-3175
Ever think of trying www.canon.com??
Maybe under "support <drivers/downloads>"....but I'm just guessing.
Setting the time
Open the speed dial panels (3) locate DATA REGISTRATION button. Press data registration, then press SET button twice, this should get you to DATE and TIME setting....use the number keys to adjust same then press SET when finished. Press DATA REG. button to escape from user settings.
How do I change the time on my Canon LC-3175?
Open all 3 One-touch Speed Dialling panels.
press Data Registration. press Set.
USER SETTINGS press Set
DATE & TIME press Set
use numeric keypad to enter month/date/year and then time press Set
To exit, press Data Registration or Stop
Need fax confirmation
Not an expert on this model however, on most canon fax machines the plastic cover or panel on the keypad is a door. Opening this you should see descriptions for the keys one should say report. Press report to print and follow instuctions to get activity report.
Hope this helps
Fax scanning stop paper feed 1/4 way
Sounds like it got set to "immediate" transmission somehow, rather than "memory" transmission -might be as simple as a button on the operation panel, but I'm not a "canon" guy.
You can get the manual here if you don't have one:
http://www.canon.ca/english/index-softwaredownload.asp
Select "office products", and follow the prompts
Print function isnt working
What a tank! Great machine. I have never tried to connect to a computer. What op system are you using? Windows Vista and maybe XP may not support this model. Look for undates. What cable are you using? I just checked with Canon and found this unit is supported by Win 95/98. A firmware update from Canon may solve it. I’m happy to help further over the phone at
https://www.6ya.com/expert/jayw_0e86fb055a7b73de
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Canon Office...
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