Oki 5700 - Manual (Page 126)

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D-4 Appendix D
Speech Receive (User Setting) (capabilities indicated to network)
Set to OFF: Incoming voice transmissions from the network will not be
answered.
Set to ON*: Incoming voice transmissions from the network will be
answered. (Default setting.)
Other Related Functions
The following are functions incorporated to enhance faxing operations.
Automatic Fallback: If the G4 signal transmitted from the machine is
rejected, the machine automatically retransmits the signal in G3 mode.
Similarly, if a G3 signal is received for an incoming call, the machine will
automatically switch to the G3 mode for the call.
Resolution Conversion: The resolution of a fax is converted according to
that of the document and the capacity of the remote machine.
Coding Conversion: The coding scheme of the communication is
converted according to that of the transmitting and receiving machines.
Call Origination: A number of ways are available for inputting and
initiating transmissions, including manual and automatic.
Call Termination: This function provides immediate answering and the
ability to select the type of termination setting (FAX, TEL, MEM, PC or
FWD).
Direct Inward Dialling: A fax can be delivered directly to a specific
terminal when multiple machines are connected to a single line.
Multiple Subscriber Number (MSN) Restriction: This function is used
in combination with direct inward dialling to check if the number of the
incoming call matches an MSN in the machine’s database. If not, the call
is rejected.
Sub-Address Service: Sub-addresses are most commonly used when
faxing point-to-multipoint (P-MP). In addition to the telephone number of
the remote location, the user must also know and input the sub-addresses
of the terminals that the fax is directed to.