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3.5 Glossary 3 Term IPX/SPX JPEG Kerberos LAN LDAP LLMNR LLTD Local printer Long original LPD LPR/LPD MAC address Main Scanning Main scanning direction Manual transmission MDN Memory Memory overflow Description The acronym for Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced Packet Exchange, which is a protocol developed by Novell, Inc., typically used in NetWare environments. The acronym for Joint Photographic Experts Group. It is a file format used to save image data. (The file extension is ".jpg"). The compression ratio is generally 1/10 to 1/100. JPEG is an effective method to compress photographs and other natural images. A network authentication system used for Windows 2000 or later, used for Active Directory authentication. Kerberos arranges an authentic site within the network to provide two-phase authentication processes of users login and the use of network resources, allowing users to be securely and efficiently authenticated. The acronym for Local Area Network, which is a network constructed by connecting computers on the same floor, in the same building, or in neighboring buildings. The acronym for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, which is a protocol used to access a database that can manage E-mail addresses and environmental information of network users on the Internet, intranet, or other TCP/IP network. The acronym for Link-local Multicast Name Resolution, which is a protocol used for the name resolution of neighboring computers. LLMNR uses simple exchange of request and response messages to perform name resolution of neighboring computers without configuring DNS server or clients. The acronym for Link Layer Topology Discovery, which is a technology investigating how the devices on the network are connected. Network devices with this technology are recognized by Windows Vista/Server 2008 on the network, and displayed as icons configured on the network map of Windows Vista. A printer connected to a parallel or USB port of a computer. A function to send original pages longer than the standard size. Long size documents can be sent by selecting this function. The acronym for Line Printer Daemon, which is a platform-independent printer protocol running on the TCP/IP network. The protocol was originally developed for BSD UNIX, and has become one of the printing protocols typically used among general computers. The acronym for Line Printer Request/Line Printer Daemon, which is a printing method via the network, used for Windows NT or UNIX based systems. It uses TCP/IP to output printing data from Windows or UNIX to a printer on the network. MAC is the acronym for Media Access Control. MAC address is an ID number unique to each Ethernet card, enabling the cards to send and receive data to and from each other. A Mac address consists of 48-bit numbers. The first 24 bits are controlled by IEEE and used to allocate a unique number to each manufacture, whereas the latter 24 bits are used by each manufacturer to assign a unique number to each card. The operation of scanning a document optically, and converting the document into image data. The horizontal direction for scanning originals. An operation to send a fax while checking the status of the receiver. The acronym for Message Disposition Notifications, which is a message sent to confirm that the mail has been unsealed, a response to a sender when the sender requests for doing so. A storage device used for storing data temporarily. Some types of memory retain data even after the power is turned off, while others not. A condition where the fax memory becomes full while scanned documents or temporarily stored documents are saved. bizhub C652/C652DS/C552/C552DS/C452 3-33

Section	Page
Table of contents	2
1 Introduction	13
1.1 Welcome	13
1.1.1 User's guides	13
1.1.2 User's Guide	14
1.2 Conventions used in this manual	15
1.2.1 Symbols used in this manual.	15
To use this machine safely	15
Procedural instruction	15
Key symbols	16
1.2.2 Original and paper indications	16
Original and paper sizes	16
Original and paper indications	16
1.3 Display modes of PageScope Web Connection	17
1.3.1 \	17
1.3.2 \	17
Main Menu	18
2 Setting Items for each Procedure	20
2.1 Procedure list	20
2.1.1 Connecting to network	20
2.1.2 Using PageScope Web Connection	20
2.1.3 Scanning	20
2.1.4 Printing	20
2.1.5 Sending and receiving network faxes	21
2.1.6 Using User Authentication	21
2.1.7 Cooperating with applications	21
2.1.8 Reinforcing security	21
2.1.9 Managing	22
2.1.10 Registering	22
2.1.11 Configuring User Box settings	23
2.1.12 Configuring print settings	23
2.1.13 Configuring fax settings	23
2.2 Basic settings for TCP/IP communication	24
TCP/IP Settings	24
Device Setting	25
2.3 Using PageScope Web Connection	26
2.3.1 TCP/IP Settings	26
2.3.2 PSWC Settings	26
2.3.3 TCP Socket Settings	27
2.3.4 Device Certificate Setting	27
2.4 Logging in to the administrator mode	28
2.5 Using Popup Help	30
Help Display Setting	30
Popup Help Display Example	30
2.6 Configuring Settings for each Purpose via Wizard	31
2.6.1 Screen Components	31
2.6.2 Setting for each purpose	32
2.7 Registering the certificate of this machine for SSL communications	33
2.7.1 Device Certificate Setting	34
2.7.2 Creating and installing a self-signed certificate	35
2.7.3 Requesting an issuance of certificate	36
2.7.4 Install a Certificate	37
2.7.5 Import Certificates	38
2.7.6 SSL Setting	38
2.7.7 Removing a Certificate	39
2.8 Using device certificates depending on protocol	40
2.8.1 Registering a certificate	41
2.8.2 Protocol setting	41
2.9 Managing a device certificate	42
2.9.1 Registering a certificate	42
2.9.2 Exporting a certificate	42
2.10 Registering a user certificate in this machine	44
2.10.1 E-mail	45
2.10.2 Automatically Obtain Certificates	46
2.10.3 Certificate validation	47
Certificate Verification Level Settings	47
Certificate Verification Settings	47
2.11 Specifying the date and time of this machine	49
2.11.1 Manual Setting	50
2.11.2 TCP/IP Settings	50
2.11.3 Time Zone	50
2.11.4 Timer Adjustment Setting	51
2.12 Sending scanned data to a computer on network	52
2.12.1 TCP/IP Settings	52
2.12.2 Client Setting	53
2.12.3 WINS Setting	54
2.12.4 Direct Hosting Setting	55
2.12.5 LLMNR Setting	55
2.13 Sending scanned data to your computer (Scan to Home)	56
2.13.1 TCP/IP Settings	57
2.13.2 User authentication (Active Directory)	57
2.13.3 Scan to Home Settings	57
2.13.4 Client Setting	57
2.13.5 WINS Setting	57
2.13.6 Direct Hosting Setting	57
2.13.7 LLMNR Setting	57
2.14 Restricting the use of the SMB address registered in the address book	58
2.14.1 TCP/IP Settings	58
2.14.2 User Authentication	59
2.14.3 Scan to Authorized Folder Settings	59
2.14.4 Client Setting	59
2.14.5 WINS Setting	59
2.14.6 Direct Hosting Setting	59
2.14.7 LLMNR Setting	59
2.15 Sending scanned data by E-mail	60
2.15.1 TCP/IP Settings	60
2.15.2 E-mail Transmission (SMTP)	61
E-mail Transmission (SMTP)	61
Admin. E-mail Address	62
2.15.3 SMTP over SSL/Start TLS	63
E-mail Transmission (SMTP)	63
Certificate Verification Settings	64
2.15.4 SMTP Authentication	65
2.15.5 POP before SMTP	65
POP before SMTP	65
E-Mail RX (POP)	66
2.15.6 POP over SSL	67
E-Mail RX (POP)	67
Certificate Verification Settings	67
2.15.7 APOP Authentication	68
2.16 Sending scanned data to the user's E-mail address (Scan to Me)	69
2.16.1 TCP/IP Settings	69
2.16.2 User Authentication	70
When the MFP authentication is selected	70
When the Active Directory authentication is selected	70
When the NTLM or NDS authentication is selected	70
2.16.3 E-mail Transmission (SMTP)	70
2.16.4 SMTP over SSL/Start TLS	70
2.16.5 SMTP Authentication	70
2.16.6 POP before SMTP	70
2.16.7 POP over SSL	70
2.16.8 APOP Authentication	71
2.17 Sending scanned data by E-mail (with digital signature)	72
2.17.1 TCP/IP Settings	72
2.17.2 E-mail Transmission (SMTP)	72
2.17.3 Registering a certificate	73
2.17.4 S/MIME	73
2.17.5 SMTP over SSL/Start TLS	73
2.17.6 SMTP Authentication	73
2.17.7 POP before SMTP	73
2.17.8 POP over SSL	74
2.17.9 APOP Authentication	74
2.18 Sending scanned data by E-mail (Encryption by public key)	75
2.18.1 TCP/IP Settings	75
2.18.2 E-mail Transmission (SMTP)	76
2.18.3 S/MIME	76
2.18.4 SMTP over SSL/Start TLS	76
2.18.5 SMTP Authentication	76
2.18.6 POP before SMTP	76
2.18.7 POP over SSL	77
2.18.8 APOP Authentication	77
2.19 Searching for the E-mail address in the LDAP server	78
2.19.1 TCP/IP Settings	78
2.19.2 LDAP Settings	79
2.19.3 Setting up the LDAP server	80
2.19.4 LDAP over SSL	82
Setting up the LDAP server	82
Certificate Verification Settings	82
2.19.5 DNS server setting	83
2.19.6 Date/Time Setting	83
2.20 Sending scanned data to the FTP server	84
2.20.1 TCP/IP Settings	84
2.20.2 FTP transmission setting	84
2.21 Sending scanned data to the WebDAV server	86
2.21.1 TCP/IP Settings	86
2.21.2 WebDAV client settings	87
2.21.3 WebDAV over SSL	88
Certificate Verification Level Settings	88
Certificate Verification Settings	88
2.22 Sending Internet faxes	90
2.22.1 TCP/IP Settings	91
2.22.2 Network Fax Function Settings	91
2.22.3 Machine Setting	92
2.22.4 Header Information	93
2.22.5 E-mail Transmission (SMTP)	93
2.22.6 Network Fax Settings	93
I-Fax Advanced Setting	93
Black Compression Level	94
Color/Grayscale Multi-Value Compression Method	95
2.22.7 SMTP over SSL/Start TLS	95
2.22.8 SMTP Authentication	95
2.22.9 POP before SMTP	95
2.22.10 POP over SSL	95
2.22.11 APOP Authentication	95
2.23 Receiving Internet faxes	96
2.23.1 TCP/IP Settings	96
2.23.2 Network Fax Function Settings	96
2.23.3 E-Mail RX (POP)	97
2.23.4 Network Fax Settings	98
I-Fax Advanced Setting	98
Internet Fax RX Ability	99
2.23.5 POP over SSL	99
2.23.6 APOP Authentication	99
2.24 Sending and receiving IP address faxes	100
2.24.1 TCP/IP Settings	100
2.24.2 Network Fax Function Settings	101
2.24.3 SMTP TX Setting	102
2.24.4 SMTP RX Setting	103
2.24.5 Network Fax Settings	104
Black Compression Level	104
Color/Grayscale Multi-Value Compression Method	105
2.24.6 IP Address Fax Setting	105
2.24.7 Header Information	106
2.25 Importing images by TWAIN scan	107
2.25.1 TCP/IP Settings	107
2.25.2 SLP Setting	107
2.25.3 TCP Socket Settings	108
2.25.4 Network TWAIN	108
2.26 Printing (LPR/Port9100)	109
2.26.1 TCP/IP Settings	109
2.26.2 LPD Setting	109
2.26.3 RAW Port Number	109
2.27 Print (SMB)	110
2.27.1 TCP/IP Settings	110
2.27.2 Print Setting	111
2.27.3 WINS Setting	111
2.27.4 Direct Hosting Setting	111
2.27.5 LLMNR Setting	111
2.28 Print (IPP)	112
2.28.1 TCP/IP Settings	112
2.28.2 IPP Setting	113
2.28.3 IPP Authentication Setting	114
2.29 Print (IPPS)	115
2.29.1 TCP/IP Settings	115
2.29.2 IPP Setting	115
2.29.3 Device Certificate Setting	115
2.29.4 IPP Authentication Setting	116
2.30 Printing (Bonjour)	117
Bonjour Settings	117
2.31 Printing (AppleTalk)	118
AppleTalk Settings	118
2.32 Printing (Netware)	119
2.32.1 NetWare Settings	119
In Remote Printer mode using the NetWare 4.x Bindery Emulation	119
In Print Server mode using the NetWare 4.x Bindery Emulation	120
In NetWare 4.x Remote Printer mode (NDS)	121
In the NetWare 4.x/5.x/6 Print Server mode (NDS)	121
For NetWare 5.x/6 Novell Distributed Print Service (NDPS)	122
2.32.2 NetWare Status	123
2.33 Using the WS print function	124
2.33.1 TCP/IP Settings	124
2.33.2 Web Service Common Settings	124
2.33.3 Print Setting	125
2.34 Using Data Saved in a Cellular Phone or PDA	126
2.34.1 Bluetooth Setting	126
2.34.2 System Connection Setting	127
2.35 Using the WS scan function	128
2.35.1 TCP/IP Settings	128
2.35.2 Web Service Common Settings	128
2.35.3 Scanner Settings	129
2.36 Using Web services to secure communication from Vista/Server 2008 to this machine via SSL	130
2.36.1 TCP/IP Settings	130
2.36.2 Device Certificate Setting	130
2.36.3 Web Service Common Settings	130
2.37 Using Web services to establish an SSL communication from this machine to Vista/Server 2008	131
2.37.1 TCP/IP Settings	131
2.37.2 Web Service Common Settings	131
Certificate Verification Settings	132
2.38 Displaying this machine on the network map	133
2.38.1 TCP/IP Settings	133
2.38.2 LLTD Setting	133
2.39 Monitoring this machine by SNMP Manager	134
2.39.1 TCP/IP Settings	134
2.39.2 NetWare Settings	134
2.39.3 SNMP Settings	135
2.40 Reporting the status of this machine (by E-mail)	137
2.40.1 TCP/IP Settings	137
2.40.2 E-mail Transmission (SMTP)	138
2.40.3 Status Notification Setting	138
2.40.4 SMTP over SSL/Start TLS	139
2.40.5 SMTP Authentication	139
2.40.6 POP before SMTP	139
2.40.7 POP over SSL	139
2.40.8 APOP Authentication	139
2.41 Reporting the status of this machine (TRAP)	140
2.41.1 TCP/IP Settings	140
2.41.2 NetWare Settings	140
2.41.3 TRAP Settings	141
2.41.4 Status Notification Setting	141
2.42 Reporting the counter information of this machine (by E-mail)	143
2.42.1 TCP/IP Settings	143
2.42.2 E-mail Transmission (SMTP)	144
2.42.3 Total Counter Notification Setting	145
2.42.4 SMTP over SSL/Start TLS	146
2.42.5 SMTP Authentication	146
2.42.6 POP before SMTP	146
2.42.7 POP over SSL	146
2.42.8 APOP Authentication	146
2.43 Restricting users of this machine (MFP authentication)	147
2.43.1 General Settings	147
2.43.2 Administrative Setting	149
2.43.3 User Registration	151
2.43.4 Account Track Registration	153
2.44 Restricting users of this machine (Active Directory)	155
2.44.1 TCP/IP Settings	155
2.44.2 External Server Settings	156
2.44.3 General Settings	157
2.44.4 Administrative Setting	158
2.44.5 Default Function Permission	158
2.44.6 Date/Time Setting	159
2.45 Restricting users of this machine (Windows domain or workgroup)	160
2.45.1 TCP/IP Settings	160
2.45.2 External Server Settings	161
2.45.3 General Settings	162
2.45.4 Administrative Setting	162
2.45.5 Default Function Permission	162
2.45.6 Client Setting	163
2.45.7 WINS Setting	163
2.45.8 Direct Hosting Setting	163
2.46 Restricting users of this machine (NDS over IPX/SPX)	164
2.46.1 External Server Settings	164
2.46.2 General Settings	165
2.46.3 Administrative Setting	165
2.46.4 Default Function Permission	166
2.46.5 NetWare Settings	166
2.47 Restricting users of this machine (NDS over TCP/IP)	167
2.47.1 TCP/IP Settings	167
2.47.2 External Server Settings	168
2.47.3 General Settings	169
2.47.4 Administrative Setting	169
2.47.5 Default Function Permission	169
2.48 Restricting users of this machine (LDAP)	170
2.48.1 TCP/IP Settings	170
2.48.2 External Server Settings	171
2.48.3 General Settings	172
2.48.4 Administrative Setting	172
2.48.5 Default Function Permission	172
2.48.6 LDAP over SSL	172
External Server Settings	172
Setting Up LDAP (Certificate Verification Level Settings)	173
Certificate Verification Settings	173
2.49 Filtering IP addresses	175
2.49.1 TCP/IP Settings	175
2.49.2 IP Filtering	175
2.50 Communicating using IPv6	177
TCP/IP Setting	178
2.51 Communicating using IPsec	180
2.51.1 TCP/IP Settings	180
2.51.2 IPsec	181
2.51.3 IKE	181
IKE	181
IKE Setting	182
2.51.4 SA	182
SA	182
SA Setting	182
2.51.5 Peer	183
2.52 Using IEEE802.1X authentication	184
2.52.1 TCP/IP Settings	184
2.52.2 Device Certificate Setting	184
2.52.3 IEEE802.1X Authentication Setting	185
2.52.4 Certificate validation	187
IEEE802.1X Authentication Setting	187
Certificate Verification Settings	187
2.52.5 IEEE802.1X Authentication Trial	188
2.53 Using applications that communicate with this machine with TCP Socket	189
2.53.1 TCP/IP Settings	189
2.53.2 Device Certificate Setting	189
2.53.3 TCP Socket Settings	190
2.54 Linking an OpenAPI system with this machine	191
2.54.1 TCP/IP Settings	192
2.54.2 SSDP Settings	192
2.54.3 Device Certificate Setting	192
2.54.4 OpenAPI Setting	193
2.54.5 Certificate validation	194
Certificate Verification Level Settings	194
Certificate Verification Settings	194
2.55 Using the FTP server and WebDAV server functions	196
2.55.1 TCP/IP Settings	196
2.55.2 Device Certificate Setting	196
2.55.3 FTP Server Settings	197
2.55.4 WebDAV Server Settings	198
2.56 Settings under \	199
2.56.1 Checking the counter of this machine	199
Meter Count	199
2.56.2 Checking the machine ROM version	200
ROM Version	200
2.56.3 Importing and exporting the machine configuration information	201
Import/Export	201
2.56.4 Using the timer functions	202
Power Save Setting	202
Weekly Timer Setting	203
2.56.5 Displaying a network error code	204
Network Error Code Display Setting	204
2.56.6 Initializing the configuration information	205
Network Setting Clear	205
Reset	205
Format All Destination	206
2.56.7 Enhancing the functions of this machine	206
Get Request Code	207
Install License	207
2.56.8 Registering and editing font/macro	208
Edit Font/Macro	208
2.56.9 Outputting job logs	208
Creating job log data	209
Downloading job log data	209
2.57 Settings under \	210
2.57.1 Registering machine information	210
Machine Setting	210
2.57.2 Registering support information	211
Register Support Information	211
2.57.3 Configuring the environmental settings for using User Boxes	212
Delete Unused User Box	212
Delete Secure Print File	213
Delete Time Setting	213
Document Delete Time Setting	214
Document Hold Setting	215
External Memory Function Settings	217
User Box Operation	218
ID & Print Delete Time	219
2.57.4 Configuring stamp settings	220
Header/Footer Registration	220
Fax TX settings	221
2.57.5 Configuring settings for printing blank pages	222
Blank Page Print Settings	222
2.57.6 Configuring settings for skipping jobs	222
Skip Job Operation Settings	222
2.57.7 Disabling Flash View	223
Flash View Settings	223
2.57.8 Using the Fax Server Communicating in E-Mail Format	224
System Connection Setting	224
2.57.9 Canceling the connection with applications	225
System Connection Setting	225
2.57.10 Specifying the display mode of the administrator mode	226
Display Setting	226
Tab Function Display	226
List Function Display	226
2.57.11 Configuring Outline PDF Settings	227
Outline PDF Setting	227
2.58 Settings under \	228
2.58.1 Managing external certificates	228
External Certificate Setting	228
2.58.2 Limiting accessible destinations for each user	230
Registering reference allowed groups	230
2.58.3 Restricting Registration and Change by a User	231
Restrict User Access	231
2.58.4 Configuring Copy Security Settings	231
Copy Security	232
2.58.5 Specifying the automatic logout time of PageScope Web Connection	232
Auto Logout	232
2.58.6 Configuring the administrator password	233
Administrator Password Setting	233
2.59 Settings under \	234
2.59.1 Configuring the function permission of the public user	234
Public User	234
2.59.2 Specifying the maximum number of Public User Boxes	235
Public User Box Setting	235
2.59.3 Managing single color /2 Color output	236
User/Account Common Setting	236
2.59.4 Restricting specification of sending destinations	236
Scan to Authorized Folder Settings	237
2.60 Settings under \	238
2.60.1 Changing User Box settings	238
Open User Box	238
2.60.2 Creating new User Boxes	239
Create User Box	239
2.60.3 Changing System User Box settings	240
Open System User Box	240
2.60.4 Creating a new System User Box	242
Create System User Box	242
2.61 Settings under \	244
2.61.1 Configuring initial settings for the printer function	244
Basic Setting	244
2.61.2 Configuring the initial settings for the PCL print function	245
PCL Setting	245
2.61.3 Configuring the initial settings for the PS print function	246
PS Setting	246
2.61.4 Configuring the initial settings for the TIFF print function	247
TIFF Setting	247
2.61.5 Configuring the initial settings for the XPS print function	248
XPS Settings	248
2.61.6 Specifying the timeout of the interface	248
Interface Setting	248
2.61.7 Disabling the direct print function	249
Direct Print Settings	249
2.61.8 Restricting users from obtaining device information using password	249
Assign Account to Acquire Device Info	249
2.62 Settings under \	250
2.62.1 Registering Address Book	250
Address Registration	250
Icon	254
2.62.2 Registering a group	255
Group	255
2.62.3 Registering a program destination	256
Program	256
2.62.4 Registering Temporary One-Touch Destination	271
Temporary One-Touch	271
2.62.5 Registering the E-mail subject and body	272
Subject	272
Text	272
2.62.6 Using a fax server	273
Registering applications	273
2.62.7 Simplifying entering E-mail addresses	276
Prefix/Suffix	276
2.63 Settings under \	277
2.63.1 Configuring Header/Footer Position settings	277
Header/Footer Position	277
2.63.2 Configuring settings for telephone and fax lines	278
Line Parameter Setting	278
2.63.3 Configuring settings to send or receive faxes	279
TX/RX settings	279
2.63.4 Configuring settings for the fax functions	280
Function ON/OFF Setting	280
Memory RX Setting	281
Closed network RX	282
Forward TX Setting	283
Incomplete TX Hold	284
PC-FAX RX Setting	285
TSI User Box Setting	286
TSI User Box Registration	287
2.63.5 Configuring PBX connection settings	288

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3.5

Glossary

IPX/SPX

The acronym for Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced Packet Exchange,

which is a protocol developed by Novell, Inc., typically used in NetWare environ-

ments.

JPEG

The acronym for Joint Photographic Experts Group. It is a file format used to

save image data. (The file extension is ".jpg"). The compression ratio is generally

1/10 to 1/100. JPEG is an effective method to compress photographs and other

natural images.

Kerberos

A network authentication system used for Windows 2000 or later, used for Active

Directory authentication. Kerberos arranges an authentic site within the network

to provide two-phase authentication processes of users login and the use of net-

work resources, allowing users to be securely and efficiently authenticated.

LAN

The acronym for Local Area Network, which is a network constructed by con-

necting computers on the same floor, in the same building, or in neighboring

buildings.

LDAP

The acronym for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, which is a protocol used

to access a database that can manage E-mail addresses and environmental in-

formation of network users on the Internet, intranet, or other TCP/IP network.

LLMNR

The acronym for Link-local Multicast Name Resolution, which is a protocol used

for the name resolution of neighboring computers. LLMNR uses simple ex-

change of request and response messages to perform name resolution of neigh-

boring computers without configuring DNS server or clients.

LLTD

The acronym for Link Layer Topology Discovery, which is a technology investi-

gating how the devices on the network are connected. Network devices with this

technology are recognized by Windows Vista/Server 2008 on the network, and

displayed as icons configured on the network map of Windows Vista.

Local printer

A printer connected to a parallel or USB port of a computer.

Long original

A function to send original pages longer than the standard size. Long size doc-

uments can be sent by selecting this function.

LPD

The acronym for Line Printer Daemon, which is a platform-independent printer

protocol running on the TCP/IP network. The protocol was originally developed

for BSD UNIX, and has become one of the printing protocols typically used

among general computers.

LPR/LPD

The acronym for Line Printer Request/Line Printer Daemon,

which is a printing

method via the network, used for Windows NT or UNIX based systems. It uses

TCP/IP to output printing data from Windows or UNIX to a printer on the network.

MAC address

MAC is the acronym for Media Access Control. MAC address is an ID number

unique to each Ethernet card, enabling the cards to send and receive data to and

from each other. A Mac address consists of 48-bit numbers. The first 24 bits are

controlled by IEEE and used to allocate a unique number to each manufacture,

whereas the latter 24 bits are used by each manufacturer to assign a unique

number to each card.

Main Scanning

The operation of scanning a document optically, and converting the document

into image data.

Main scanning direc-

tion

The horizontal direction for scanning originals.

Manual transmission

An operation to send a fax while checking the status of the receiver.

MDN

The acronym for Message Disposition Notifications, which is a message sent to

confirm that the mail has been unsealed, a response to a sender when the sender

requests for doing so.

Memory

A storage device used for storing data temporarily.

Some types of memory retain data even after the power is turned off, while oth-

ers not.

Memory overflow

A condition where the fax memory becomes full while scanned documents or

temporarily stored documents are saved.

Term

Description