Features Of E-Studio3511/4511/350/450 Fax - Toshiba e-STUDIO3511 Operator's Manual

FEATURES OF e-STUDIO3511/4511/350/450 FAX

- Super G3 High-speed Communications
High-speed communication is available in the super G3 mode.
* Super G3 Fax is the name of the Fax that has a modem compatible to ITU-T V.34, which is the new high-
speed modem standard.
- JBIG ENCODING SYSTEMS
JBIG encoding system compatible to ITU-T T.85 is loaded.
- Open Mailbox
Mailbox communications (confidential, bulletin board, relay mail) compatible.
- Plain Paper Recording
Plain paper is used as the Fax output paper. This means that Faxes output from the digital copier can be
stored as business documents. You can also write and sign on them.
- Address Book for 1,000 Destinations
Number from 001 to 1000 can be used.
- Dual Access
You can use the memory to carry out the following items:
1. Reserve memory transmission during another memory transmission
2. Reserve memory transmission during reception
3. Copying during memory transmission
4. Memory reception during copying
5. Memory reception during printing of received data
6. Memory reception during printing of lists
7. Memory transmission during printing of reports
- High-resolution (U-FINE) Mode
Detailed technical drawings, fine text, and photographs can be sent clearly at a resolution of 16 dots/mm
x 15.4 lines/mm.
- Multi-address Transmission
You can send the same original to up to 400 remote Faxes in a single operation by direct dialing, or by
specifying remote Faxes using the address book or groups.Combining with the Internet Fax is also
available.
- A3 Transmission and Recording
You can send Ledger/A3-size originals such as technical drawings in their original size.
Ledger/A3-size originals received on the Fax can be printed in their original size.
- Duplex Transmission
You can scan 2-sided originals on the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder and send them in page
order.
- 2-sided Printing
You can print received originals on both sides of the paper, which reduces paper waste.
- 2 Line Communication
2-line communications such as simultaneous transmission and reception become available by installing
the optional 2nd line board.
8