Canon IMAGERUNNER 2010F - Manual (Page 209)

What Is Relay Broadcasting? 7-2
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y Broadcasting
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What Is Relay Broadcasting?
In a relay broadcast, the originator fax machine sends a document over a long
distance to another fax machine called the “relay unit.” After the relay unit receives
your document, it automatically sends the document to several other fax machines
in the local area. In this way, you can send a document to several fax machines in
the same locality with only one long distance transmission. You can also preset the
time to send the relay documents.
In a relay network, your machine can function as both an originator and a relay unit.
If your machine is the “originator,” it sends a document to a relay unit from which the
document is relayed to several destinations in the same locality. If your machine is
the “relay unit,” it receives a document from another party, and your machine relays
it to one or several other facsimile machines in your own locality.
NOTE
To use relay broadcasting, you have to create a memory box, and let the other party
know its ITU-T subaddress and password. Setting the password for the memory box is
optional. (See “Relay Broadcasting Memory Box Settings Table,” on p. 7-3.)
Branch 1
Branch 2
Branch 3
Originator
Relay Unit