Multitech FF240 Fax ID, Fax Method, Fax Codec, Redundancy Level, Max Buffer, Extension Source

Chapter 3: Web Management Interface

T.38

Fax ID

Enter the Fax ID you want the FaxFinder to send out.

Fax Method

Use the drop-down box to select T.38 Re-invite, T.38 Pass Through or T.38 Direct as your fax method.

Fax Codec

Check the box for each fax codec you want in use. G 7.11 Alaw and G 7.11 µlaw are available depending on your Fax Method (T.38 Re-inviteand T.38 Pass Through only).

Redundancy Level

Enter a redundancy level for the FaxFinder. Default is 3.

Max Buffer

Enter the maximum buffer to be used for the FaxFinder. Default is 4000.

Extension Source

Select the extension source to be used by the FaxFinder.

Options are: SIP to Header or SIP Diversion Header.

Extension Digits

Select the manner in which extension digits are used.

Options are: Use All; Use First Only; Use Last Only.

Channel Reservation

If you want channels reserved for specific use only, enter the number of channels reserved for Inbound Only or Outbound Only in these fields.

Max Rate

Select the maximum fax transmission rate for the channels from the drop-down list.

Options are: 2400; 4800; 9600; 12000; 14400; 16800; 19200; 21600; 24000; 28800; 31200; 33600.

Error Correction

Choose if you want to have fax Error Correction on or off.

Dial Prefix

Enter a dial prefix to be applied to all channels if necessary. The dial prefix is appended as a prefix to all faxes being sent.

Jitter Buffer Delay

Enter the jitter buffer delay (in milliseconds). Default is 30 ms.

Max Datagram

Enter the maximum datagram size allowed. Default is 948.

Extension Length

Enter the extension length allowed for the channels.

Save button

When you have entered your information, be sure to click the save button before navigating away from this page, else your changes will be lost.

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