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Digital Interface Modes (Function 35), Printing the DI Parameter List

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ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES Digital Interface Modes (Function 35) The SFX2000M recognizes four types of protocols for communication through the digital interface, (1) MIL-STD-188-161D, (2) Ricoh MG3, (3) Compatible, and (4) Asynchronous. Each type is defined further by parameters that can be selected during programming. (The available selections are shown preceding the programming directions of each protocol.) The SFX2000M arrives from the factory with 13 pre-programmed Digital Interface protocol modes numbered 00 to 12. With Function 35, you can add up to 87 new protocols. To facilitate service and technical assistance we advise that you create new protocol modes instead of revising the pre- programmed ones. A list of programmed protocols, titled the DI Parameter List, can be printed with either Function 35 or Function 47 (page 73). Printing the DI Parameter List Ready READY COMPATIBLE 10:00AM MODE06 Press Function 3 5 Yes MODE NO. KPAD/e PRINT LISTe/SEARCHf Press Y Start When finished the PRINT LIST display will return. Programming and Editing DI Protocol Modes MIL-STD Protocol Press No to display the next choice. Press Yes to make a selection. Parameter First Choice Next Choice Next Next Protocol Asynchronous MIL-STD Ricoh MG3 Compatible Parameter First Choice Next Choice Handshake No (Broadcast) Yes Line (Telephone) Leased (Point to Point) Dial up (Switched) Compression Yes (MH) No (Uncompressed) Duplex Modem Full Half FEC (Forward Error Correction) No (Off) Yes (On) 40 SFX2000M User Guide

Section	Page
INTRODUCTION	11
FAX2000L Operator Manual Changes	12
Features	13
GETTING CONNECTED	14
The Digital Interface (DI)	14
PSTN (G3)	14
BASICS	15
The Character Display	15
The Key Guide	15
Other DI Operation Keys	16
PSTN G3 Keys	16
Starting Up	17
Default Mode	17
Operation Panel Settings	18
The Ready Status Display	18
Error Messages	18
Transmission Procedure	19
End of Transmission and Results	19
Canceling the Transmission	19
Options	20
Personal Code	20
Page Numbering (Page Count)	21
Transmit Terminal Identification (TTI)	22
Receiving Fax Messages	23
Digital Interface Modes	23
Automatic Reception	23
Manual Reception (User Assistance)	23
PSTN G3 Mode	23
Substitute Reception and Confidential Reception	23
Changing Modes–Digital/PSTN G3 (Function #)	24
ASYNCHRONOUS MODE PROCEDURES	25
Terminal Mode Transmission	25
Example	25
The Quick Dial Keys in Terminal Mode	26
The Quick Dial Key Table	26
The Pause Key	26
Terminal Mode Manual Transmission	27
End of Transmission and Results	28
Redial Standby	28
Canceling the Transmission	28
Terminal Mode Automatic Transmission	29
End Message	29
Transmit Procedure	29
End of Transmission and Results	30
Redial Standby	30
Canceling the Transmission	30
Terminal Mode Redial	31
Automatic Redial	31
Manual Redial	32
Asynchronous Mode Polling Reception (Function 11)	33
Point–to–Point Mode	33
Terminal Mode	34
A	35
ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES	35
Scanning Images to the PC (Function 16)	35
Secure Network Reception FAX or PC (Function 29)	36
Set Paper Size (Function 27)	37
User Function Keys F1, F2 (Function 26)	38
Programming the User Function Key	38
Changing the User Function Key Program	39
Erasing the User Function Key Program	40
Printing the Quick Dial/User Function List	40
Storing Keystroke Programs	41
Other Keystroke Procedures (Function 34)	42
Labeling a Keystroke Program	42
Changing a Keystroke Program Label	42
Erasing a Keystroke Program	43
Printing the Program/Function List	43
The Quick Dial List (Function 31)	44
Programming a Quick Dial Label	44
Changing a Quick Dial Label	45
Erasing a Quick Dial Label	46
Printing the Quick Dial/User Function List	46
Speed Dials (Function 32)	47
Programming a Terminal Mode Speed Dial	47
Changing the Terminal Mode Speed Dial	48
Erasing the Terminal Mode Speed Dial	49
Printing the Speed Dial List	49
Digital Interface Modes (Function 35)	50
Printing the DI Parameter List	50
Programming and Editing DI Protocol Modes	50
MIL–STD Protocol	50
Ricoh MG3 Protocol	52
Compatible Protocol	53
Asynchronous Protocol	54
Loading, Deleting DI Protocols (Function 36)	56
Loading	56
Quick Load	56
Deleting	57
Terminal Mode End Messages (Function 37)	58
Programming an End Message	58
Changing an End Message	59
Erasing an End Message	60
Printing the End Message List	60
Storing End Messages as Wild Cards	61
ASCII Short List for Programmable Characters	62
Quick Dial Key Characters (Function 38)	63
Programming Quick Dial Keys	63
Printing the Quick Dial Character List	63
The RTI and TTI (Function 61)	64
Setting the RTI	64
Setting the TTI	65
Changing or Erasing RTI and TTI	65
The Power Saver Switch (Function 62)	66
Daylight Savings Time (Function 62)	66
User Parameter Settings (Function 63)	67
Printing the User Parameter List	67
Power Saving Timer (Function 71)	67
DI Mode Features	68
Programming the DI On/Off Switches (Function 72)	69
Drop DTR	69
Smoothing	69
Busy PSTN	70
DSR Disable	70
Enable PSTN Mode (Function 73)	71
Personal Code (Function 74)	72
Programming the Personal Code	72
Changing a Personal Code	73
Erasing a Personal Code	74
Printing the Personal Code List	74
Date and Time (Function 91)	75
Year 2000	75
Language Selection (Function 93)	76
Counters (Function 94)	77
Adjust Print Margins (Function 95)	77
SFX2000M REPORTS AND LISTS	78
Printing the Journal (Function 41)	79
An Example	80
Error Report	81
An Example	81
Communication Result Report	81
An Example	81
Transmission Result Report	82
An Example	82
Dialing Lists Quick Dial / Speed Dial (Function 43)	82
Printing the DI Parameter List (Function 47)	83
APPENDIX	84
Function List—SFX2000M	84
DI Protocol Parameters	86
The DI Parameter List	87
Entering Characters	88
Asynchronous Terminal Mode	88
All others	88
User Parameter Initial Settings	89
Error Codes for Digital Interface	90