Xerox 7024 - Manual (Page 159)

GLOSSARY
Local name
Long originals
Manual receive
Memory
Misfeed
Multi-polling
Network
One touch dial
Options report
Password
Polling
Receive to memory
Relay station
Resolution
Scanner
Secure mail
Secure send no.
A company name, department, individual name or
code (up to 20 characters) programmed into the
terminal by the operator.
An original longer than 35.4 (900 mm).
An operator selection that prevents the terminal from
automatically answering the telephone.
The logical part of the terminal where scanned
documents are stored.
When an original in the ADF or paper in the paper
cassette does not feed.
Polling two or more terminals during one job.
A system of terminals that communicate with each
other.
The use of one key to represent one of 30 phone
numbers that has been programmed into the dial
directory.
A report that provides the status of all options.
Code used to limit access to information in the
terminal.
Polling allows you to set a document in your fax
machine for automatic transmission to a remote unit
when that unit calls, or to call a remote unit and
receive a document set to be polled.
A two step method of reception that involves first
storing the incoming document in memory and then
printing it out. The Xerox 7024 automatically switches
to this mode of operation when it is unable to print
the document out because the paper or imaging film
has run out, the paper has jammed or similar reason
and automatically prints out the documents thus
stored once the problem has been corrected.
A Xerox compatible facsimile system capable of
receiving documents and distribution instructions
from a terminal (the initiating station), then
automatically distributing the documents to other
CCITT group 3 or 2 terminals (destinations stations) per
the instructions.
The amount of space between each scanned line.
When the fine resolution is selected, the recorded
image will show more detail.
The subassembly that produces the electronic image
of the original.
This feature allows you to send a document into a
memory "mailbox" in a Xerox unit with internal
storage. The transmission is protected at the receiving
end by an access code created by the mail box holder.
The I.D. number of a selected remote machine that is
authorized to receive from the terminal.
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