Fuji Xerox ApeosPort-IV 5070 User Manual page 413

Term
MIME Type
NAT/NAPT
NV Memory
Off-hook Dialing
On-hook Dialing
Optional component
Pages per Side
PCL
PJL
Polling
POP3
Print Page Buffer
Printable Area
Profile
QoS
RAM
Receive Buffer
Receiving Paper Size
Description
Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension.
A method for determining what kind of data was received by
e-mail. A MIME type refers to the type of data.
NAT (Network Address Translation) converts private IP
addresses to global IP addresses.
NAPT (Network Address Port Translation) also converts IP
addresses to global addresses. It modifies port numbers as
well.
A non-volatile memory, which stores the settings information
of the printer even when the power is switched off.
Dialing with the receiver off the hook.
Dialing with the receiver on the cradle.
This refers to a product that is sold separately. In addition to
the machine's basic configuration, various optional features
are available as separately-sold optional components.
(For more information on optional components, contact our
Customer Support Center.)
A feature that copies two or four documents onto one sheet of
paper.
An abbreviation of Printer Control Language.
A page description language developed by Hewlett Packard.
An abbreviation of Printer Job Language.
A command language for controlling printers developed by
Hewlett Packard.
A feature that allows you to retrieve a file from a remote
machine.
An abbreviation of Post Office Protocol Version 3.
One of the commonly used communications protocols used for
receiving e-mail.
It sets up a private mailbox on a provider's e-mail server, and
receives messages when a communication is made. POP3 is
for receiving only. SMTP is used for sending e-mail.
The memory area where printing images are stored.
The actual area on a sheet of paper which can be printed.
A protocol controlling image resolution, paper size, and other
attributes when sending or receiving faxes using Internet Fax.
The profiles that can be used vary with the Internet Fax of the
remote terminal. When specifying a profile, check that it can
be handled by the other party's Internet Fax-compatible
machine.
QoS (Quality of Service) is a technology to ensure a certain-
level of speed for specific network communications.
An abbreviation of Random Access Memory. It is a storage
device (memory) where information can be retrieved as well as
stored.
An area in the machine's memory or hard disk drive. Data sent
from client computers is stored in this area.
A feature that specifies the output paper size for received fax
documents. The specified paper size will be declared to
recipients from the sender.
Glossary
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