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Additional features (SUB, SEP , PWD)
Because of the high level of innovation pressure in the telecommunications industry, fax technology is also
being continuously improved. The ITU-T (formerly CCITT) operates as an international body and is responsible
for ensuring standardisation of new telecommunication options. This ensures that non-proprietary compatibility
is guaranteed.
All additional features described at this point are related to fax networks, and are added as additional
information (digits) to the telefax numbers.
Please note that the partner fax machine must also support these features. These functions would
otherwise not be carried out.
SUB:
(Sub-Addressing) This mode is used for faxing documents in PC networks. The fax number (the number of the
fax server in the network) and also the sub-address of the workstation in the network must be entered to
enable the fax to be forwarded in the network.
The sub-address is entered in the form of a number with max. 20 digits.
SEP:
(Separation Polling) This mode is used for polling from a PC network. The fax number (the number of the fax
server in the network) as well as the polling address of the workstation in the network from which a fax
document is to be polled must be entered.
The polling address is entered in the form of a number with max. 20 digits.
PWD:
(Password) The password is used as additional security for actions in the PC network. This enables
transmission and polling procedures in PC networks to be protected. Facilities such as "electronic signature"
as well as PIN number mode are also possible.
The password is entered in the form of a number with max. 20 digits.
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MENU
1.FAX FEATURES
SUB ADDRESS COMM.
1.DONE
Standby mode
Load original
Remember: Printed side face down
Document ready
Start the menu
The first menu item is displayed
Select a menu item
Make your selection
for additional parameters
1: complete
2: SUB
3: SEP
4: PWD
Select a menu item
Example: Sub-address (SUB)
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