Glossary - Konica Minolta bizhub 215 User Manual

11.3

Glossary

11.3 Glossary
Explanation of terms
Term
Auto redial
Book original
F-Code
G3 communication
Internet fax
General subscriber line
JBIG encoding method
Manual RX
Manual transmission
Memory
Network scanner
On-hook
PBX (Private Branch ex-
change)
Push signal
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Description
This function automatically recalls a destination if a communication fails
because the destination is busy. When the memory contains multiple orig-
inals queued for sending, they are moved forward and sent in sequence
until the recalling time is reached.
Bound original such as a book or booklet
The F code is a mail box function that uses [SUB (SUB address)], [SEP (se-
lective polling)], and [SID], [PWD] (password) that are defined in the G3
standard of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-T). A confi-
dential communication or relay instruction transmission is available be-
tween machines compatible with an F code.
Establishes a communication in the G3 standard (international facsimile
standard). A fax communication is established using an analog line (gener-
al telephone subscriber line).
Establishes a fax communication via Internet or intranet instead of a tele-
phone line.
You can specify an E-mail address instead of a fax number to send a
scanned image (in TIFF format) to a computer or Internet fax as an E-mail
file. You can also receive an E-mail sent from a computer as an image.
Analog telephone line on the public network.
A new data compression-extension method, which is determined in the
Joint Bi-level Image Expert Working Group that is a part of the ITU-T (In-
ternational Telecommunication Union). This method is effective when
transferring a large amount of halftone data or high-resolution data.
This function allows you to receive an original after speaking with the send-
er by phone.
This function allows you to send an original after speaking with the recipi-
ent by phone.
Used to save image data to be faxed or copied. Extending the memory al-
lows you to store more image data in the memory.
This function sends a scanned image to a computer via the network. The
scanned data can be sent as an E-mail file or uploaded to the FTP or SMB
server.
This function allows you to dial while the phone remains put on the hook.
To use this function, press the On Hook key.
An abbreviation of Private Branch exchange.
PBX allows you to connect multiple telephone sets to a couple of local sta-
tion lines or freely connect those telephones as extensions.
Electric signals used in a telephone communication that sound "beep boop
beep" when you use a push telephone line (PB). This is used when using a
push telephone line for calling or using the push-button phone service.
Pressing on the Keypad allows you to use the push signal service via a
dialing telephone line.
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