Konica Minolta bizhub C652 User Manual page 361

3.5 Glossary
Term
RIP
S/MIME
Samba
Scanning
Scanning size
Screen font
Screen frequency
Sending
Shared printer
Sharpness
Single-page TIFF
SLP
SMB
SMTP
SNMP
Spool
SSL/TLS
Subnet Mask
Sub-scanning direc-
tion
Super G3 (SG3)
TCP Socket
TCP/IP
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Description
The acronym for Raster Image Processor, which is a process to extract picture
images from text data created using the PostScript page description language.
The processor is usually integrated into a printer.
The acronym for Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, which is a pro-
tocol used to add encryption, digital signature, and other features to MIME (E-
mail operations).
Public key method is used for encryption, using a different key for encryption and
decryption.
UNIX server software using SMB (Server Message Block) so that UNIX system
resources can be used from Windows environments.
The reading of an image in scanner operation by moving aligned image sensors
step by step. The direction of moving image sensors is called the main scanning
direction, and the direction of image sensors alignment is called the sub-scan-
ning direction.
A function to specify the scanning size of an original to transmit it. If the width of
the paper in the recipient's fax machine is smaller than that of the transmitted
document, the document will usually be reduced for printing purposes. If you do
not want to reduce the document size, specify the same document size as that
of the paper in the recipient's fax machine, so that you can send the document
with its original size.
A font used for displaying characters/symbols on a CRT or other monitor.
The density of dots used to create the image.
Sending indicates making a call. For fax, sending indicates sending originals or
dialing for pollings.
A printer connected to a server on the network and configured to be used by
multiple computers.
A function to enhance the edge of characters before sending the document.
A TIFF file that contains only a single page.
An acronym for Service Location Protocol, which is a protocol capable of finding
services on the TCP/IP network, and the automatic configuration of clients.
The acronym for Server Message Block, which is a protocol allowing the share
of files and printers mainly over the Windows network.
The acronym for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, which is a protocol used to
transmit or transfer E-mail.
The acronym for Simple Network Management Protocol, which is a management
protocol in the TCP/IP network environments.
The acronym for Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On-Line, which indicates
that data to be output to a printer is not sent directly to the printer, but is tempo-
rarily stored in another location. The stored data is then sent collectively to the
printer.
The acronym for Secure Socket Layer/Transport Layer Security, which is an en-
coding method used to transmit data between the Web server and a browser in
a secure manner.
A value used to divide a TCP/IP network into small networks (subnetworks).
TCP/IP is used to identify how many higher-order bits of the IP address are used
for the network address.
The vertical direction for scanning originals.
A G3 communication mode complying with ITU-T V.34. Compared with usual G3
communication, it allows the higher rate transmission (up to 33,400bps).
TCP Socket indicates an API used for the TCP/IP network. This socket is used
to open a transmission route for input or output of usual files.
The acronym for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol, which is a de
facto standard protocol widely used for the Internet.
The IP address is used to identify each network device.
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