Konica Minolta bizhub 652 User Manual page 323

13.5 Fax Glossary
Term
PB
PC-FAX
Polling
Program
Quick Memory TX
Receiving
Redial
Reference Allowed Level
Relay broadcast
Relay distribution station
Relay instruction station
Resending
Resolution
Scan Size
Sender Fax No.
Sender Name
Sending
Sharpness
Sub-scanning direction
Super G3 (SG3)
Temporary forward
transmission
Timer TX
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Description
A push telephone line.
A function to send a fax directly from a computer without using paper.
A function available on the receiver's side to request a sender to send docu-
ments set or stored in the sender's machine or memory.
A function of registering frequently used destination fax numbers, or stereo-
typed transmission operation procedures. By simply pressing Mode Memo-
ry, you can specify the destination, or configure a function automatically to
start communication.
A method to start sending fax immediately after scanning a page of the doc-
ument. This method allows even a document with many pages to be sent
without overflowing memory.
A fax machine status where it receives a call.
A function of dialing a fax number again, when recipient's line is busy, after
waiting for a specified length of time. Both manual redial and automatic redial
functions are available to select.
A feature for specifying settings so that only certain people are able to view
certain destination information for the security of the information. When syn-
chronized with user authentication, only information with an access permis-
sion level matching that specified for the user can be viewed.
A function to broadcast fax messages via other fax machine (called a relay
distribution station). When you have multiple broadcast destinations in re-
mote place, you may configure one of the destinations as a relay station to
transfer the broadcast via the relay station, so that you can reduce the total
communication rate.
A fax machine that sends faxes to relaying destinations upon request for re-
lay issued from a relay instruction station.
A fax machine sending a relay broadcast request.
A function of selecting and resending the document that was previously
failed to send and stored in the memory. The document can be resent either
to the same destination or to the other destination.
The granularity for scanning documents. The larger the value of resolution,
the finer the image quality is, consequently, it takes longer to transmit (trans-
mission time). Select the level of resolution according to your requirements.
A function to specify the scanning size of a document 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 is usually reduced for printing. 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 doc-
ument with its original size.
An identification code used for the mutual recognition for fax transmission.
Usually the fax number is registered for the fax ID.
The name of a sender. On the receiver's side, the name is printed as a part
of the sender's information at the edge of the transmitted document.
Sending indicates making a call. For fax, sending indicates sending docu-
ments or dialing for pollings.
A function to enhance the edge of characters before sending the document.
The vertical direction for scanning documents.
A G3 communication mode complying with ITU-T V.34. Compared with usual
G3 communication, it allows the higher rate transmission (up to 33,600bps).
A function of manually forwarding the received document that is standby for
output, by using the setting check button on the control panel. The function
must be set while the fax/scan screen is displayed, or the operation is halted
because of paper misfeed or running out of paper.
A function of transmitting a fax at the specified time. It is used to save cost
by transmitting faxes late evening or early morning when discount telephone
service is available.
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