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FAX Terms - (continued)
Appendix-9
Appendix
■ Flip Side 2
The function to specify the appropriate binding style when transmitting a two-sided document
(i.e., when pages are printed on both sides). The binding style you select should allow the
pages of a two-sided document to be read appropriately by paging right to left or top to bot-
tom.
■ Frame erase Tx
The function to erase dark bands reproduced when the original is a book or read with the
RADF left open.
G
■ G3
One of the fax communication modes standardized by ITU-T. There are G3 and G4 in the
communication mode. G3 is the most used communication mode now.
■ Group dialing
To group multiple abbreviated numbers. It is useful if you frequently use the sequential multi-
ple station transmission or the polling reception. You can register up to 500 abbreviated num-
bers in a group.
H
■ Horizontal scanning
The horizontal direction when the original is scanned.
I
■ ID Tx
The function to send fax with a password. Sender has to send a fax with the same password
which is set in Closed area Rx if the Closed area Rx is set at the recipient.
■ Int'l com
The international communication. In Int'l com mode, a lower baud rate will be employed.
Select this mode if you send a fax to the location at which the communication condition is poor
even if it is in your country.
L
■ Long original
The function to transmit pages longer than the length (420 mm/16.5 inch) of A3 size. If you
attempt to send such a long document without selecting Long original mode, paper misfeed
will occur. When Long original mode is selected, pages of up to 800 mm can be transmitted.