Methods Of Faxing - Muratec MFX-C2280 Feature Overview Manual

Methods of Faxing

Here Are 4 Different Methods Of Faxing:
G3 FAXING
Hardcopy original sent over traditional phone line and received as hard copy
output . Super G3 is a protocol that allows communication at a speed of 33 .6Kbps .
The protocol also speeds up the re-train time (transmit time) between pages
of a communication to provide you with an overall shorter transmit time
and reduces phone costs . Another component of the V .34 protocol is JBIG
data compression (standard on Konica Minolta Super G3 devices) . This
superior compression method contributes greatly to shorter transmit time .
Not all competitive products offer standard JBIG data compression . Some
manufacturers make it available as an option .
PC FAX FUNCTION
Electronic original sent from desktop . PC Fax Software/Utility required .
The PC-Fax Function allows you to fax documents from your desktop . You can
use any of several applications on your PC to create a document, then fax it
directly from your PC (PC must be connected to the network) . Because there's
no need to print the document before faxing it, there's less paper waste and
lower costs . This paperless process also makes it easier to manage the data you
send and ensures that the sent documents are clear and easy to read, free of
smudges, faded sections and other potential degradation .
The PC Fax Utility is available as a separate utility, but it works exactly like
a print driver . The advantage of a separate utility enables users to save the PC
Fax driver as a default so that it can be selected at any time for immediate faxing
from the desktop . It eliminates the need of having to select the fax function within
the print driver .
Using the PC-Fax RX function, you can store the received fax in a Box
without printing it . Or you can print out the document at the same time
as saving it in a Box .
Muratec MFX-C3680 Series
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Fax Features