Comments on: CANON FAXPHONE L90 LASER FAX AND PRINTER http://www.california-screen-printers.com/canon-faxphone-l90-laser-fax-and-printer/ Fri, 10 Sep 2010 11:39:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: JJ Finnigan http://www.california-screen-printers.com/canon-faxphone-l90-laser-fax-and-printer/comment-page-1/#comment-105 JJ Finnigan Wed, 05 Aug 2009 19:21:32 +0000 http://www.california-screen-printers.com/canon-faxphone-l90-laser-fax-and-printer/#comment-105 Suppose this Canon L90 is located in my upstairs office, but right now I'm in the downstairs kitchen preparing lunch. The phone rings, & when I pick up the extension phone in the kitchen, there is a beep, meaning it's a fax. <br /> <br />With my ancient Panasonic, I simply press Star-9 (* 9), and the fax-phone in my office takes over & begins to print the incoming fax. I don't have to leave the kitchen, and can pick up the print-out at any time. <br /> <br />But with the Canon L90, in order not to lose the incoming fax, I have to run through the house, up the stairs to my office, and press a button on the L90; then I have to run back down to the kitchen (IIRC within 30 seconds) and hang up the extension phone in the kitchen. What a pain in the butt! <br /> <br />The L90 might be OK if you have a separate & dedicated telephone line exclusively for faxes, but it is just plain unacceptable for someone who has a single telephone line with one or more extensions (we have 6 phones in all). <br /> <br />Jack Suppose this Canon L90 is located in my upstairs office, but right now I’m in the downstairs kitchen preparing lunch. The phone rings, & when I pick up the extension phone in the kitchen, there is a beep, meaning it’s a fax.

With my ancient Panasonic, I simply press Star-9 (* 9), and the fax-phone in my office takes over & begins to print the incoming fax. I don’t have to leave the kitchen, and can pick up the print-out at any time.

But with the Canon L90, in order not to lose the incoming fax, I have to run through the house, up the stairs to my office, and press a button on the L90; then I have to run back down to the kitchen (IIRC within 30 seconds) and hang up the extension phone in the kitchen. What a pain in the butt!

The L90 might be OK if you have a separate & dedicated telephone line exclusively for faxes, but it is just plain unacceptable for someone who has a single telephone line with one or more extensions (we have 6 phones in all).

Jack

]]> By: Former Guru http://www.california-screen-printers.com/canon-faxphone-l90-laser-fax-and-printer/comment-page-1/#comment-104 Former Guru Wed, 05 Aug 2009 16:49:48 +0000 http://www.california-screen-printers.com/canon-faxphone-l90-laser-fax-and-printer/#comment-104 Great fax and copier. Quiet and energy efficient. Automatically ignores non-fax calls. So far, very reliable, with no problems. Toner cartridge cost is reasonable. Great fax and copier. Quiet and energy efficient. Automatically ignores non-fax calls. So far, very reliable, with no problems. Toner cartridge cost is reasonable.

]]> By: Andy Hahn http://www.california-screen-printers.com/canon-faxphone-l90-laser-fax-and-printer/comment-page-1/#comment-103 Andy Hahn Wed, 05 Aug 2009 14:53:48 +0000 http://www.california-screen-printers.com/canon-faxphone-l90-laser-fax-and-printer/#comment-103 I've been long time user of laser printers, but this is my first all-in-one laser printer. It works good as laser printer and copy machine but disapointed in fax. It produces nice print very fast as printer and copier. So far so good! However, I've a serious issues in fax. First problem is ring volume not adjustable, even after 0(my intention was turn off) setting, still ringing so loud. Second issue is fax speed not adjustable. I use a MagicJack for my house phone line that uses VoIP. MagicJack surgested to use slowest speed for faxing over VoIP. I've exchanged few emails with Canon tech support but the customer service person was not knowledgeble. I've gave up on them. In conclusion, it's good laser copier and printer for the money if you don't mind loud ringing. :-( I’ve been long time user of laser printers, but this is my first all-in-one laser printer. It works good as laser printer and copy machine but disapointed in fax. It produces nice print very fast as printer and copier. So far so good! However, I’ve a serious issues in fax. First problem is ring volume not adjustable, even after 0(my intention was turn off) setting, still ringing so loud. Second issue is fax speed not adjustable. I use a MagicJack for my house phone line that uses VoIP. MagicJack surgested to use slowest speed for faxing over VoIP. I’ve exchanged few emails with Canon tech support but the customer service person was not knowledgeble. I’ve gave up on them. In conclusion, it’s good laser copier and printer for the money if you don’t mind loud ringing. :-(

]]> By: L. Phmah http://www.california-screen-printers.com/canon-faxphone-l90-laser-fax-and-printer/comment-page-1/#comment-102 L. Phmah Wed, 05 Aug 2009 12:19:07 +0000 http://www.california-screen-printers.com/canon-faxphone-l90-laser-fax-and-printer/#comment-102 The product itself is alright.. nothing too great. We tried to turn the ring tone off and it took a long time to figure that out. (Maybe I am just stupid)... but when I told the vendor that my bookkeepers did not like this machine and want to exchange for another one.. was told that, there is a no return policy or exchange policy. Stuck... that's where we are now. The product itself is alright.. nothing too great. We tried to turn the ring tone off and it took a long time to figure that out. (Maybe I am just stupid)… but when I told the vendor that my bookkeepers did not like this machine and want to exchange for another one.. was told that, there is a no return policy or exchange policy. Stuck… that’s where we are now.

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