Panasonic KV-SSM100 Admin Guide - Page 44

D. KV-SSM100 & KV-SS1100 Comparison The only difference between the KV-SSM100 and KV-SS1100, other than hardware platform, is the following: Searchable PDF USB Ports Keyboard Connection Restoration using Alt+F4 1 Does not require USB hub. KV-SSM100 Supported 1 Requires USB Hub Not Supported KV-SS1100 Not Supported 4 Direct Connect1 Supported E. Fax Number Format Specifications The number formatting for fax destinations determines how it is displayed in the number entry field, as well as how it is conveyed to the fax server. 1. If the number is preceded by a plus sign character (+), then this number is considered a global number and is sent verbatim to the fax server, no processing is applied to such number. It is the responsibility of the fax server to append international call prefixes or other processing to make the global call occur properly. 2. An option is available in the configuration to disable all number processing, thus causing all numbers to be sent verbatim to the fax server. 3. If number format requirements 1 and 2 do not apply, then the number entered is assumed to be a number following the North American Numbering Plan (NANP). When locales are added, the number will be assumed to follow the locale's phone number format. 4. NANP numbers must always be prefixed with the characters (+1) prior to being sent to the fax server. 5. Aesthetic formatting should be applied to NANP numbers: a. If the first digit entered is between 2 and 9: Add a dash (-) after the first 3 digits, then another dash after the next 3 digits. b. If the first digit entered is between 0 and 1: Add a dash after the first digit, then another dash after the next 3 digits, and another dash after the next 3 digits. c. A ny additional digits are added without separators. 6. The aesthetic formatting in number format requirement 5 must be applied in both the number entry field as well as in the list of pinned or last dialed numbers. This aesthetic change has no effect on the number sent to the fax server, which will not contain any dashes or other separators. 7. In addition to these requirements, the number must adhere to RFC 2304 which is part of T.37. a. F or example, user enters characters "+15551231234" on the 10-keypad. This is a global calling number, so "+15551231234" is displayed in the number entry field and "+15551231234" is sent to the fax server. On the other hand, if the user enters characters "5551231234" on the 10-keypad, it is considered a NANP number and is displayed as "555-123-1234", in the number entry field and in the last dialed / pinned numbers list. When it is sent to the fax servers, the separators are removed and the "+1" prefix is added to the number - thus it is sent as "+15551231234" to the fax server. KV-SSM100/KV-SS1100 Network Scanner Adapter Administrator's Guide 44