Kyocera KM-2030 Fax System (B) Instruction Handbook - Page 26

Section 1 Basic Use of this Fax (8) Batch Transmission Function Any time the destination as well as the scheduled time of transmission is the same for separate sets of documents in memory, up to 10 of these multiple sets of documents will be automatically pooled together and transmitted during the same communication. This Batch Transmission function eliminates the need for you to dial the same destination multiple times, thereby lowering communication costs. * Direct Feed Transmissions will not be included in a Batch Transmission. * If you register the same destination fax number under both a one- touch key and an abbreviated number and both of these have been used to schedule different transmissions, those transmissions will not be included in a Batch Transmission even if they are scheduled for the same time. * If you register the same destination fax number for two separately scheduled Broadcast Transmissions, those transmissions will not be included in a Batch Transmission even if they are scheduled for the same time. * When the start time for a scheduled communication arrives and another communication to the same party is currently waiting for automatic redialing, both communications will be grouped together and sent using Batch Transmission. * When Restricted Access is turned ON, only communications that were scheduled using the same access code will be sent using Batch Transmission. Therefore, if different access codes were used when scheduling two separate communications, those documents will be transmitted separately even if the destination and the scheduled time of transmission are the same. (10) F-Code Based Communication F-Code Based Communication involves fax communication that includes certain codes (in the form of numbers and symbols), the base of a protocol that has been adopted for use by other facsimile manufacturers as well. By using these codes, methods of confidential communication - previously available only between facsimiles that were both from the same manufacturer - are now becoming possible between models from different manufacturers. This fax has such F-Code capabilities. By using an F-Code Box that has been registered in this machine and designated for F-Code Based Communication to transmit and receive documents, you can perform Confidential and Bulletin Board Communications, as well as Relay Broadcast Transmissions, between this machine and models from other manufacturers. In order to perform an F-Code Based Communication, the other party's fax must have F-Code Based capabilities specific to the communication you are attempting. Therefore, you should thoroughly discuss in advance with the party you plan to communicate with the capabilities of your respective models before attempting to transmit or receive using F-Code Based Communications. Refer to "F-Code Based Communication", page 4-9, for a more detailed information regarding the F-Code Based Communication capabilities of this fax. (9) Rotate & Transmit Function If 11" x 81/2" [A4] (width-wise) size documents are set in the DF or on the platen, this function will automatically rotate the scanned data 90° counter-clockwise and transmitted them as 81/2" x 11" [A4R] (length-wise) documents. * To enable the Rotate & Transmit function for documents set in the SRDF, you must select "Standard size original" when setting the document size for scanning from the Document Feeder. (Refer to "Setting the Document Size for Scanning from the Document Feeder", page 6-9.) * The Rotate & Transmit function will only engage for 11" x 81/2" [A4] size documents. (11) Memory Reception Function When you cannot print out because paper has run out or a paper jam occurs, the data for all received documents will be temporarily stored in memory and will then be printed out automatically once printing is enabled. * If, for any reason, power to the fax is disconnected or lost, a portion of the first data received into memory may be lost. Ask the other party to retransmit any documents for which data was lost. (Refer to "q Memory Reception", page 1-26.) 1-18