SCU Bit Switch 07
BIT
FUNCTION
DATA
COMMENTS
0
Default transmis-
0: Memory
This bit determines which setting the machine returns to when
sion mode
1: Non-memory (imme-
power is switched off/on, and when returning to standby at
diate)
the end of transmission. In memory mode, the message is al-
ways stored to the hard disk before transmission. In non-
memory mode, it is never stored.
1
Stamp default set-
0: Disabled
If this bit is 1, the stamp will be enabled when power is
ting
1: Enabled
switched on, and every page scanned successfully (memory
mode) or sent successfully (non-memory mode) will have a
small red circle stamped on it. For each transmission, the
stamp can be switched on/off with a user option setting, but
after scanning/transmission, the setting will always return to
the default specified by this bit.
2
Transmission
0: Off 1: On
If this bit is 1, the user must enter a department code to gain
restriction by
access to the machine. The code must have been
department code
programmed in advance with Function 96.
3
Free polling
0: Enabled
In free polling, polling can take place even if Polling ID codes
1: Disabled
of the communicating machines do not match. If this bit is 1,
free polling cannot be used.
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Summary of Contents for FAX7000L
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Page 8: ...SECTION 1...
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Page 308: ...SECTION 6 OPTIONAL BAR CODE READER 6 1 Accessory Check List 6 1 6 2 Installation Procedure 6 2...
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Page 344: ...7 3 Block Diagrams 1 Overall Machine Control Overall 7 32...
Page 345: ...Main CPU 7 33...
Page 346: ...Main Slave CPU Interface 7 34...
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Page 349: ...2 Video Data Path Transmission 7 37...
Page 350: ...Reception 7 38...
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Page 352: ...3 Power Distribution From PSU to SPU 7 40...
Page 353: ...Distribution by SPU 7 41...
Page 354: ...UIB and LIB 7 42...
Page 355: ...4 Scanner Fluorescent Lamps 24VD Power Supply 7 43...
Page 356: ...Document Feed Mechanism 7 44...
Page 357: ...CCD Drive 7 45...
Page 358: ...5 Communication Control 7 46...
Page 359: ...6 Printer Laser Diode Drive 7 47...
Page 360: ...Main Scan Synchronization 7 48...
Page 361: ...Fusing Lamp Power Switching 7 49...
Page 362: ...Fusing Lamp Temperature Monitoring...
Page 363: ...7 4 Electrical Component Layout 7 51...
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Page 367: ...7 5 Timing Charts 1 Scanner 7 55...
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