Internet Fax And Network Printer/Scanner; Isdn G4 Board; G3 Dual Line Function; 600 Dpi Communication - Oki OKIFAX 5750 User Manual

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Internet fax and network printer/scanner

The internet fax and network printer/scanner option allows the fax
machine to operate as a network printer with a variety of LAN systems
and protocols including Novell and Microsoft. Installation of the network
interface card enables the option of utilizing Network Print Service: 10-
page per minute, 600dpi printing with Hiper-W print emulation. It also
becomes possible to receive fax images as e-mails and to transmit fax
images as e-mails. For further details, please refer to Appendix C.

ISDN G4 board

The ISDN G4 Board raises the machine operability to ITU-T G4 classifi-
cation with digital communications at 64Kbit/s. Although PSTN (public
switched telephone network) settings are deactivated when installed, the
system is equipped with a setting to activate an automatic fallback func-
tion that enables communications in either G3 or G4 mode, depending on
the classification of the remote machine. For further details, please see
Appendix D.
This board also supports dual mode communication, which means that a
G4 signal and a G3 signal can be received or transmitted simultaneously.

G3 dual line function

This function requires the G3 Option Board to be mounted. Like Dual
Mode Communication, it is possible to concurrently communicate on two
lines. For further details, please refer to Appendix E.

600 dpi communication

This function requires the optional 8 Mb memory to be installed. When
installed, the fax machine can transmit/receive faxes and make copies at a
resolution of 600 dpi. For further details, please refer to Appendix F.

FAX2NET service

Fax2Net is a special fax communications service that gives users the
convenience of utilizing the combination of a fax machine and the Internet
to send and receive data including e-mail messages and web page data.
Fur further details, please refer to Appendix G.
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