Panasonic Panafax UF-160 - Manual (Page 52)

Tables 2, 3 and 4 are sample Parameter Tables for Network A.
Table 2 Sample Parameter Table for New York
One-Touch/
ABBR No.
Station Name
Telephone
Number
Relay
Address
Relay
Station
YES/NO
Network
Address
One
Station
XMT
New York 212 111 1234 — — 1000
01 London 011 44 1 1111234 20 YES 2000 Direct
02 Stockholm oil 46 8 1111234 20 NO 2001 Direct
03 Geneva oil 41 22 1111234 20 NO 2002 Direct
04 Rome 011 39 6 1111234 20 NO 2003 Direct
05 Singapore oil 65 1111234 30 YES 3000 Direct
06 Tokyo oil 81 3 1111234 30 NO 3001 Relay
07 Hong Kong Oil 852 5 1111234 30 NO 3002 Relay
08 Sydney Oil 61 2 1111234 30 NO 3003 Relay
09 Wellington 011 64 4 1111234 30 NO 3004 Relay
Table 3 Sample Parameter Table for London
One-Touch/
Statinn Name
Telephone Relay
Relay
Network
ABSR N o . Number Address
YES/NO
Address
London 1 111 1234 20 — 2000
01 Stockholm 010 46 8 1111234 20 NO 2001
02 Geneva 010 41 22 1111234 20 NO 2002
03 Rome 010 39 6 1111234 20 NO 2003
04 New York 010 1 212 1111234 — 1000
Table 4 Sample Parameter Table for Singapore
One-Touch/
ABBR No. Station Name
Telephone
Number
Relay
Address
Relay
Station
YES/NO
Network
Address
Singapore 1111234 30 — 3000
01 Tokyo 005 81 3 1111234 30 NO 3001
02 Hong Kong 005 852 5 1111234 30 NO 3002
03 Sydney 005 61 2 1111234 30 NO 3003
04 Wellington 005 64 4 1111234 30 NO 3004
05 New York 005 1 212 1111234 — — 1000
Figure 2 Sample Network B
Figure 2 shows Sample Network B as seen from New York. London and Singapore
are both Relay Stations which are connected with New York in series. Viewed from
New York, the Singapore Relay Station is an End Receiving Station like the other
stations. This is a more complex network configuration using two Relay Stations in
which you may still send a document with one operation to any combination of stations
via the main Relay Station in London. (Note: Sample network B is merely an example
and does not imply that all of the countries shown can be connected in this kind of
network.)
However, in this case the End Receiving Stations, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney and
Wellington will be served via the Singapore Relay Station. It should be noted that
the two Relay Stations will only be used when the Initial Sending Station in New York
specifies more than one End Receiving Station off the second Relay Station. If only
one End Receiving Station is specified, then this will automatically be included in
the broadcast via the first Relay Station. More than one Relay Network may be
configured within these constraints.
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