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Appendix
13-8 C450
F Factory default set-
ting
The value set at the factory. You can change some de-
faults by the utility mode. It is useful to set the value that
you use frequently as the default.
Fax ID The ID code to recognize each other at the fax communi-
cation. The telephone number is usually registered as the
fax ID.
F-code It defines the use of the sub-address of T.30* standardized
by ITU-T. You can use various functions of the F-code in
the fax communication among facsimiles supporting the
F-code function even if their manufactures are different. In
this machine, the F-code is used in the bulletin board, re-
lay request, confidential communication and ID transmis-
sion. (* This is one of the communication standards.)
Frame erase The function to erase dark bands reproduced when the
original is a book or read with the ADF 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 To group multiple abbreviated numbers. It is useful if you
frequently use the sequential multiple station transmission
or the polling reception. You can register up to 500 abbre-
viated numbers in a group.
H Horizontal scanning The horizontal direction when the original is scanned.
L Long original The function to transmit pages longer than the length (420
mm/16.5 inch) of 11 × 17 size. If you attempt to send such
a long document without selecting Long original mode,
paper misfeed will occur. When Long original mode is se-
lected, pages of up to 800 mm can be transmitted.
M Manual transmis-
sion
This operation to send documents while confirming the
status of the receiving machine.
Memory The location to store data. It is used to specify the com-
munication or store the document.
Memory overflow The state of the fax image memory in this machine to be
full during storing transmitted document.
Memory RX The function to store the received document and print the
document as necessary.
Memory substitute
reception
The function to store transmitted document in the memory
automatically when the received document cannot be
printed due to the machine being out of paper.
Memory transmis-
sion
In this transmission method, all pages being sent are first
scanned and stored in memory before transmission. The
document is automatically numbered by total page
number, and the images on the first page are shown on
communication results report.
However, when a large number of pages are sent or when
the images on the originals are fine, memory capacity may
be exceeded due to the large amount of data stored in
memory.
Mixed original The function to set and send document pages of mixed
sizes by a single sequence of operations.
Terms Description