Fax Features - Muratec MFX-1450 Features Manual

F
33.6 Kbps fax modem
I
Standard fax modem transmits documents at the highest regulated speeds
I
JBIG compression reduces the transmission packet allowing for shorter connection times
I
Up to 2 spp transmission time
1000 entry address book
I
Each location can house a fax number, e-mail address and group location
I
Up to 30 locations can be manually entered per transmission
I
Fax and e-mail mixed broadcast capabilities
I
OfficeBridge users can have both shared and personal address books
I
Expand the address book to 2000 locations (w/ optional 512 MB memory)
I
Supports vCard import from Microsoft Outlook
LDAP search capabilities
I
Quickly and easily locate contacts on a corporate server (Active Directory, OpenLDAP, etc.)
I
Up to 5 LDAP servers can be registered
I
Contacts located during an LDAP search can be added to the internal address book
Fax server integration
I
Using the e-mail gateway feature you can utilize the MFX-1450 and MFX-2050 to send hardcopy
documents through popular fax server applications
Delayed transmission
I
Send documents during off-peak hours to reduce machine congestion
Batch transmission
I
Group several fax transmissions into one, reducing connection requirements and phone charges
Standard Internet fax functionality
I
T.37 compliant – most common standard on the market
Transmission confirmation reports
I
Ensures that business-critical documents reached their intended destination
I
Receive printed or electronic confirmation reports
Optional second 33.6 Kbps fax modem
I
Allows the simultaneous sending and receiving of fax documents
Fax forwarding to e-mail
I
Route inbound fax documents to an e-mail address to reduce paper consumption and increase
document security
Archive outbound fax transmissions
I
Archive all outbound fax and e-mail transmissions into a secure network location to create an audit trail
of communication
Fax directly from your PC
I
Send documents to a remote fax terminal directly from your PC using the intuitive fax driver
F
AX EATURES