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40672201TX Rev.4
B-7
4. Functions
4.1 Single Destination Sending
4.1.1 International Call
This function checks a destination telephone number prior to dialing and determines whether
the FAX2NET function is to be used.
When the FAX2NET server telephone number, account number, or international telephone
prefix is not registered, a call is issued to a destination telephone number as normal G3
facsimile sending.
If a dial prefix is set, it is first compared with the prefix of the destination telephone number.
When the dial prefix matches the prefix of the destination telephone number, a part excluding
the dial prefix and subsequent hyphen, blank, or pause from the destination telephone
number is compared with an international telephone prefix.
When an international prefix matches the prefix of a destination telephone number, a call is
issued to a number registered as a FAX2NET server telephone number.
The result of communication with the FAX2NET server is described in the Activity report.
Whether a target call arrives at the last destination cannot be recognized from FX051. The
user must confirm the communication result on the FAX2NET Web page.
4.1.1.1Alarms
When a destination telephone number consists of only a dial prefix and international tele-
phone prefix, a sending destination telephone number is missing. This is assumed to be a
calling error with service code 909D without calling operation.
When the FAX2NET server returns no reply or is busy, the fax waits for redialing according to
redial setting in the same way as normal sending.
If DTMF tone “D” is sent instead of DTMF tone “B,” information cannot be set in the FAX2NET
server. The fax then cuts off the line, displays an alarm message on the LCD, lights on the
alarm LED lamp, and sounds alarm. In this case, do not redial because registration informa-
tion about the FAX2NET server may be incorrect. The service code is 14D0.
When the TA time lapsed after calling to the FAX2NET server was completed, if DTMF tone
“A” is not sent from the FAX2NET server, the fax cuts off the line and enters the redial wait
state. (Handled as the destination no-reply state.)
When the TB time lapsed after the sending of a sending destination number, etc. ended with a
DTMF tone, if DTMF tone “B” or “D” is not returned from the FAX2NET server, the fax cuts off
the line and enters the redial wait state. (Handled as the destination no-reply state.)
When the TC time lapsed (T0 timeout set value) after DTMF tone “B” was received, if the T.30
protocol does not begin from the FAX2NET server, the fax cuts off the line and enters the
redial wait state. (Handled as T0 timeout.)
When communication terminates abnormally for other reason until the fax enters the T.30
protocol from a response (line pull-out, stop by STOP key, or document pull-out, etc.), the
communication is handled like normal one.
After the fax enters the T.30 protocol, if an alarm occurs, the fax performs the same alarm
operation as for the normal G3 communication.