Keyword reference
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Indicates that client programs should be quiet and not write information onto the
screen as standard. For example this is equal to calling faxsend with the argu-
ment -q.
15.1.67 RECEIVE_ONLY
RECEIVE_ONLY
Indicates that fax lines should be used only for receiving. This function is also
controlled by the scope of your license agreement. If the fax modem is used for
incoming modem traffic and outgoing fax traffic SEND_ONLY must be given,
otherwise the fax server will try to answer and receive incoming calls as a fax.
15.1.68 RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION=HIGH | LOW
Gives the standard resolution of the faxes that are sent out. Note that if the fax
called does not support high resolution then low resolution is negotiated. Possi-
ble values are HIGH or FINE for high resolution and LOW or STANDARD for
low resolution.
A high-resolution fax is precisely twice as large as a low-resolution fax and takes
twice as long to send (approx. 1 minute for an A4 page).Standard value: HIGH
(high resolution)
15.1.69 RETRY_TIME
RETRY_TIME=minutes
Indicates at what minute intervals attempts should be made to send a fax that is
not successfully sent.
15.1.70 REVERSE_STATS
REVERSE_STATS
Indicates that statistics lists (sent and failed faxes) should be shown in reverse
order, i.e. with the most recent fax first.
15.1.71 ROUND_ROBIN
ROUND_ROBIN
When using multiple fax devices with XFAX the standard behavior is to always
use the first available line for transmission so if FAXLINES=tty00:tty01, tty00 is
always picked if available. By using this keyword fax lines are always used in
sequential order. That is, first tty00 is used then tty01, tty00 and so on. This is
really the best way to minimize non-successful attempts if a fax device should
break down.
15.1.72 SEND_BPS
SEND_BPS
