Fuji Xerox ApeosPort-VI C7771 User Manualline page 544

Appendix
Power Saver Feature
Error Code
F Code
F4800
Fax Gateway
Fax Server
G3
13
Header
FQDN
ICM
Image Enhancement
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Term
A feature that switches the machine status to standby
after a period of inactivity.
The following Power Saver features can be set for the
machine.
Low Power Mode: The power to the fusing unit and motor is
lowered when the machine is left unused for a fixed
amount of time. The touch screen goes out, and the <Power
Saver> button lights up.
Sleep Mode: Most of the units in the machine are in
standby status. The machine consumes the least power.
A code is displayed on the touch screen or a report when a
problem occurs.
A transmission method defined by Communications and
Information Network Association of Japan (CIAJ) for use of
T.30* sub-addresses standardized by ITU-T. Between the
machines with the F Code feature, including those
manufactured by other companies, various features
making use of F Code can be used. (*: Communication
standard)
With IP Fax (SIP) communication and the Internet Fax
feature of the machine, you can use F Code to forward fax
documents received in folders by e-mail.
This refers to communicating with a remote terminal
outside the country.
It is also one of the Transmission Mode selections that
reduces transmission speed to enable reliable
communications even under poor line conditions.
Connects the Internet network to regular telephone lines,
enabling e-mail documents to be sent as fax documents to
regular fax machines.
A feature that transfers image data received by the
machine to a Server Fax server and transfers image data
received by a Server Fax server to the machine via a
network based on the settings you made.
Using this feature enables you to manage multiple
machines.
A facsimile communication system standardized by the
advisory committee for International Telecommunications
(CCITT, now the ITU-T).
A record of the sender. It is printed on the top edge of a
received document.
FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) is fully specified with
a domain name, a sub-domain name, and a host name so
that it is identified properly over the network.
An abbreviation of Image Color Matching. A color
management software used with Windows 2000, Windows
XP and Windows Server 2003. It corrects device-dependent
color differences to match the colors printed on your
output with the colors displayed on your screen.
A feature which makes the border between black and white
smooth, with rough edges reduced, giving the appearance
of a higher resolution.
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