Flow of the PC-FAX operation | Konica Minolta 362, 282, 222 specification

Overview

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1.1.2Flow of the PC-FAX operation

Conventionally, faxes are sent by loading an original into a fax machine and sending it.

With the fax driver, you can send a fax directly from your computer without using any paper (PC-FAX transmission).

Transmission commands sent from the application are received by the fax driver.

Data is transferred to this machine through the USB interface (when using a USB connection), through the Ethernet (TCP/IP or IPX/SPX) (when using a network connection), or through the parallel interface (IEEE 1284) (when us- ing a parallel connection), and then the data is transferred from this machine to the printer controller. Image rasterization (bitmap data created from output text and images) is performed by the printer controller. This data is stored in the memory of this machine and transmitted like a conventional fax job.

		Computer
	Used with a parallel	Used with a USB	Used with a network
	connection	connection	connection
	Application	Application	Application
	Printer driver	Printer driver	Printer driver
	Parallel interface	USB	Ethernet (TCP/IP or
	(IEEE 1284)	USB	IPX/SPX)
	(IEEE 1284)		IPX/SPX)
		Machine
	Fax
		Printer controller
		PS/PCL processing (rasterizing)

Note

To connect the parallel interface, the optional local interface kit is re- quired.

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Konica Minolta 362, 282, 222 manual Flow of the PC-FAX operation

Contents

User’s Guide Fax Driver Operations Energy Star Introduction What is an Energy Star Product? OpenSSL License OpenSSL Statement Original SSLeay License Kerberos Page Software License Agreement Page Contents Installing the fax driver using Plug and Play Installing the fax driver using the Add Printer WizardUninstalling the fax driver Settings Specifying the Stamp/Composition tab settings Specifying the Layout tab settingsSpecifying the Configure tab settings Using a phone book Structure of the manual About this manualNotations Screen images in this user’s guide Using this user’s guide Overview Role of the printer controller Printer controller Flow of the PC-FAX operation Windows Operating environmentCompatible computers and operating systems Detail Setting up the systemNetwork connection Local connection Installing the fax driver Windows 2000/XP/Server Connection and installation procedures Windows Vista/Server Windows NT Settings of this machine Automatic installation using the installerInstaller operating environment Reminder To install the fax driver Fax Driver Page Page Fax Driver IP address setting for this machine Installing the fax driver using the Add Printer WizardLPD setting for this machine Specifying the RAW port number for this machine For Windows XP/Server Page Page Fax Driver For Windows Vista/Server Page Page For Windows 2000/NT Page Page Installing the fax driver using Plug and Play For Windows Vista/Server For Windows When the fax driver does not contain the delete function Uninstalling the fax driverWhen the fax driver contains the delete function Page Installing the fax driver Setting up the fax driver Windows Fax operations Sending a fax Fax Driver Page Selecting a recipient from the phone book Creating a fax cover sheet Setting up the fax driver Windows Page Page Page Common settings Settings Basic tab FAX tab Settings tab Configure tabLayout tab Stamp/Composition tab Specifying the FAX tab settings Specifying a custom size Specifying the Basic tab settings Specifying user authentication settings Specifying the account track settings Setting up the fax driver Windows Printing multiple pages on one page N in 1, Poster Mode Specifying the Layout tab settings Reminder Sending with an watermark Specifying the Stamp/Composition tab settings Editing a watermark Fax Driver Selecting an option Specifying the Configure tab settings Fax Driver Adding a recipient to the phone book Using a phone bookPage Page Editing a phone book Setting up the fax driver Windows Page Saving the driver settings Saving the driver settings Detail Editing the settings Recalling the settings Importing and exporting the driver settings Troubleshooting Unable to Fax Symptom Probable cause Action Message Cause and remedy Error message Appendix Term Definition Glossary Http PDL Smtp Index 2-2 Index Windows Server Windows Vista Windows XP Fax Driver Http//konicaminolta.com