Konica Minolta bizhub C200 - Manual (Page 90)

C200 2-41
Specifying machine functions (software switch settings) 2
2
Note
The default settings for bit 7 are shown below.
North American model: 1
European model: 0
2.5.31 Specifying settings for checked receiver transmissions (mode 804)
Specify whether or not the fax transmission is sent after checking the CSI (called subscriber ID) signal from
the recipient’s machine.
Factory settings
Specifying the settings
During the production of this unit, the settings in the shaded cells were selected.
Compared item and the setting for the number of digits compared in the CSI signal
(Example: When the number of digits to be compared in the CSI signal is set to 6 and a 10-digit CSI signal is
received)
Bits 7654 3210
Settings 0000 0100 (HEX: 04)
Bits Description Settings Details
7-5 − 000 *Do not change the settings
for these bits.
4 Specify whether or not the machine performs a checked re-
ceiver transmission if the called number does not contain
special characters for a checked receiver transmission. 0 Does not perform a checked
receiver transmission
1 Performs a checked receiv-
er transmission
3-0 Specify the number of digits of the CSI signal that are com-
pared when performing a checked receiver transmission. (If
the called number does not fulfill the number of digits spec-
ified here, a comparison is made with all digits of the called
number. If a comparison is made with a comparison number,
the comparison is made with all digits of the comparison
number, regardless of the number of digits specified with
this setting.) 0001 1 digit
0010 2 digits
0011 3 digits
0100 4 digits
0101 5 digits
0110 6 digits
0111 7 digits
1000 8 digits
1001 9 digits
1010 10 digits
Others *Do not specify any settings
other than those mentioned
above.
Compared item Comparison relationship Operation
Recipient’s telephone number When the recipient’s telephone
number has more digits than the
number of digits to be compared
from the CSI signal The comparison is performed ac-
cording to the setting for the number
of digits compared in the CSI signal.
(With a 10-digit called number, digit
6 from the end is compared.)
When the recipient’s telephone
number has less digits than the
number of digits to be compared
from the CSI signal The comparison is performed only
with the number of digits in the called
number. (With a 4-digit called
number, digit 4 from the end is com-
pared.)