Test numbers
Each fax number is also a test email address: the digits of the international number, with no plus, then
@faxbeep.com.
For a fax by phone, use the number in the “Dial locally” or “International” column. You can call any of the numbers from any country. The test is free, but your line provider can charge for the call.
How to send a test fax
1
Prepare a test page
Use a page with some text and an image, and with no personal or confidential data. Use black and white.
2
Dial a test number and send
Send the page from your machine to one of the test numbers, as you send a normal fax.
3
Find your result
Open faxbeep.com. Your fax appears at the top of the list of test results, usually 1 to 2 minutes after the call ends. The list updates by itself. See The live grid.
4
Check the result
Open your fax. Check the orientation, the clarity, the page count, and the sender ID that your machine printed at the top of the page. See The fax page.
What you can send
A scan to email test can be in colour.
What the result shows
- While a fax arrives, the label above the list of test results changes to “Incoming fax…”.
- The result has the title “Fax from”, then the sender in a masked form. See How the sender shows.
- The sender ID that your machine prints at the top of the page is part of the image. Faxbeep does not mask it.
- If Faxbeep receives the fax but cannot show it, the fax page says “This fax could not be processed. Please try sending again.”
