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5.3 Using the fax function
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5.3.4 Introduction of fax receiving function
This section describes the convenient fax receiving functions. For details on how to use each function, refer
to Chapter 6 "Receiving Options" in [User's Guide: Fax Functions].
5.3.5 Introduction of internet fax function
Internet fax is a function used to send and receive fax via enterprise network and Internet.
The same network as the one used by the computers is used to transmit faxes. Therefore, you can send and
receive faxes to/from distant locations without having to worry about high communication costs or sending
a large number of pages.
For details on the Internet fax function, refer to [User's Guide: Network Fax Functions].
Function Overview
In-memory proxy re-
ception
When the machine cannot print a received fax due to paper jam or exhaustion
of consumables, this function stores the received fax in memory until this ma-
chine is ready to print.
TSI Routing TSI (Transmitting Subscriber Identification) Routing automatically forwards a
received fax to the pre-specified destination (SMB, FTP, or E-mail (Internet fax)
destination) based on the sender's fax number (TSI).
Forward TX Forward TX transfers a received fax to a pre-specified destination (fax, E-mail,
or Internet fax destination).
Memory RX Memory RX saves a received fax in this machine's memory without printing it.
You can check the contents of the received fax and print out only the required
one.
Confidential RX Confidential RX is designed to communicate with specific people using a Con-
fidential RX User Box that requires the registration number and password.
Closed Network RX Closed Network RX restricts the peers by passwords.
Polling RX Polling RX receives a polling file saved in a sending machine as instructed from
this machine.
PC-Fax RX PC-Fax RX saves the received fax in memory. The saved fax can be printed or
downloaded, if necessary.
Night RX Night RX prohibits printing of faxes received in the pre-specified nighttime
zone.
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