Xerox 7024 - Manual (Page 157)

Glossary
4800 BPS
Activity report
ADF
Alarm
Auto receive time
Block junk fax
Buffered transmission
CCITT
Closed network
Compatibility
Confirm report
Contrast
Copy protect
Cursor
Dark original
Delayed group Send
An operator selection that forces the terminal to
communicate at a maximum of 4800 bits per second.
A report listing up to the last 25 send or receive fax
operations.
Automatic Document Feeder. This subassembly
automatically separates and feeds up to 30 originals
from the input tray to the scanner.
A tone that is produced to alert the operator.
A feature that enables the user to set the terminal to
switch in and out of automatic receive mode.
Only transmissions from remote terminals whose
identification numbers are listed in the dial directory
can be received.
A two step method of transmission that involves first
scanning the document and storing the image in
memory and then transmitting it. This method may be
combined with such features as delayed send, delayed
group send, relay send, send secure mail and delayed
polling.
Consultative Committee for International Telephony
and Telegraphy. This is an international standards
committee.
A network of fax machines that limit access to the
network to other units having the same password.
Some Xerox fax machines offer password protection
and can participate in a closed network.
The ability to communicate from one model facsimile
equipment to another.
A notification of the success or failure of an operation.
The difference between light and dark on an original.
If contrast is set too low, the printout will appear dark.
If contrast is set too high, the printout will appear
washed out.
This feature enables the user to inhibit the copy
function.
An underline character on the control panel display
that indicates the character to be inserted or deleted.
An original with either dark print or background (for
example: colored paper.)
The operation of storing a set of documents in
memory, then sending them to multiple locations.
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