Oki FX-051 7.COMMUNICATION

7.COMMUNICATION

7.1Transmission Line

The machine will reliably communicate with distant stations over voice-level telephone line.

7.2Telephone Line Connection

The machine will be connected to the telephone line via a Network Control Unit (NCU). One RJ-11 connector will be provided to connect the line.

The machine will control the switching between the external telephone and the telephone line to permit the user to use the optional handset or telephone for voice communication.

7.2.1International NCU

The NCU will be designed and constructed to meet worldwide PTT requirements.

Modular connectors will be provided for connection to the telephone and telephone line, depending upon each PTT requirement.

7.3Communication Mode

The machine will operate as a half-duplex facsimile transceiver. Transmit and receive operations cannot take place at the same time.

7.4Modem Operation

The high-speed modem will conform to ITU-T standard V29 for 9600/7200 bps (bits per second) operation and to ITU-T standard V27 ter. for 4800/2400 bps operation, and to ITU-T standard V.17, V.33 for 14400/12000 bps operation.

The low-speed (300 bps) modem will conform to ITU-T standard V21 channel 2 or equivalent.

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Contents

ISSUE Document Revision History Title: FX-051Product Specification TABLE OF CONTENTS PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Model Number Plate and Serial Number Label Major Apparatus Appearing on the Machine's Cabinet Typical Message Reception (Auto Receive and Manual Receive Modes) Multiple Function Combination Table for Communication Service default report (configuration report: service-bit=ON) Operation on alarm occurrence during printing Hyper power save mode (This Wording is tentative) T1(TX) and T1(RX) Timer Value Reference for wordings between this series and current machines Toner Cartridge/Image Drum unit useful life Page (The Institute of Image Electronics Engineers of Japan) Unique International Requirement for Line Connection MACHINE PACKAGING AND CONFIGURATIONS APPENDIX A MFP Function APPENDIX B FAX2NET Product Specification 1.SCOPE 2.GENERAL DESCRIPTION Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 3.PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION Page Page Page Page Rear NCU PSU MCNT Front Page 4.Rev 40672201TX -3 .Fig -FX Control OKIFAX OKI Page Page Page 4.OPERATION Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Ex When c)Document reading timing d)Reception of NSF (Personal ID)/CSI OKI-TOKYO Page Page Refer to Fig. 4-1(1/2 - 2/2 General Key Operation) 4.4.1Method for Selection Function a)Selection method 1)YES/NO selection 2)Multiple number designation Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 4.7.2Printing area and image scaling 4.7.2.1 Variable (reduction) printing FX-051uses cut-sheetpapers of A4, letter, and legal sizes 73 to 100% (US: Letter paper) 78 to 100% (INT’L: A4 paper) 4.7.4Heater control •The printer is normally placed in the standby 4.7.5Warming up of the printer 4.8Other Functions 4.8.1Language Page Page Page Page 4.9New Functions and changed operations 4.9.1300DPI function For FAX communication For Local copy and PC scan in horizontal resolution For Printer Page Page Fig. 4-1-1/2General Key Operation Fig. 4-1-2/2General Key Operation Fig. 4-1-1-1/2Typical Transmission Fig. 4-1-1-2/2Typical Transmission (continued) Fig. 4-1-2Typical Reception Fig. 4-2-1Power on Operation Rev 40672201TX .Fig 1/2-2-2 Control Mechanical 051-FX Page) (Single Sequence .Rev 40672201TX 2/2-2-2 Page) (Multi Setting table of S-motorcurrent value Note: OT2, OT6, 7, 8, 9, 10 are invalid during PC printing Fig. 4-3-1One Touch Key Operation Fig. 4-3-2Technical Programming Fig. 4-3-3-1/3Local Test Fig. 4-3-3-2/3Local Test (Sensor calibration) Fig. 4-3-3-3/3Tone Send Test Fig. 4-3-4-1/3Technical Function Programming Fig. 4-3-4-2/3Technical Function Programming ON Note: Operator cannot use numeric key to OFFmove next setting or jump other setting at the each setting Fig. 4-3-4-3/3Technical Function Programming Fig. 4-3-5System Reset Fig. 4-3-6Default Type Setting Fig. 4-3-7Delayed TX Fig. 4-3-8-1/2Personal Box Print Out Fig. 4-3-8-2/2Memory Message Print Out Fig. 4-3-9Confidential TX Programming Fig. 4-3-10-1/2Relay Broadcast Initiate Fig. 4-3-10-2/2Relay Broadcast Initiate Fig. 4-3-11Polling TX/RX Programming Fig. 4-3-12-1/2Report Print (In case of Service bit = OFF) Fig. 4-3-12-2/2Report Print (In case of Service bit = ON) Page Page Fig. 4-3-13-3/3Counter Display/Clear (In case of Service bit = ON) Fig. 4-3-14One Touch Programming Fig. 4-3-15 Auto-dialProgrammiong Programming Dial Group 16-3-4 .Fig Fig. 4-3-17User Function Programming Function Programming Fig. 4-3-18-1/4Function Programming Fig. 4-3-18-2/4Function Programming Fig. 4-3-18-3/4Function Programming Fig. 4-3-18-4/4Function Programming Fig. 4-3-19-1/4Dial Parameters Fig. 4-3-19-2/4Dial Parameters Dial 3/4-19-3-4 .Fig (1) Parameters Comparison List for all Versions 40672201TX 4.Rev (2) Fig. 4-3-20Clock Adjustment Fig. 4-3-21System Data Programming Fig. 4-3-22PERSONAL Box Programming Fig. 4-3-23Memory Password Programming Fig. 4-3-24Restrict ID Programming Fig. 4-3-25Printer Cleaning Operation 4-4-1.Copy Operation Fig. 4-4-1Copy Operation Fig. 4-4-2Message Confirmation Report 1/3-3-4-4 .Fig AUTO MEM (When Operation Key REC ).registered not is PASSWORD ).registered not is PASWORD.MEM (When Operation Key REC AUTO Attached sheet Fig. 4-4-3-2/3AUTO REC Key Operation (Attached sheet 1) 4-4 .Fig 3/3-3 (When Operation Key REC AUTO ).registered is PASSWORD.MEM ).registered is PASSWORD.MEM (When Operation Key REC AUTO Fig. 4-4-3-2/2AUTO REC Key Operation (Attached sheet 2) 4-4-4.Transmit Resolution and Type of Original Fig. 4-4-4Transmit Resolution and Type of Original Fig LCD 1/3-5-4-4 Transmission During Indication LCD During Message (TX) Communication Fig. 4-4-5-2/3LCD Message During Commuincation (RX) Commuincation During Message LCD 3/3-5-4-4 RX) .(Poll Calling 1/5-6-4-4 .Fig Operation (FAX) 2/5-6 Calling Calling 3/5-6-4-4 .Fig Calling 4/5-6-4-4 .Fig Calling 5/5-6-4-4 .Fig Fig. 4-4-7Memory Cancel Fig. 4-4-8Stop Operation Fig. 4-4-9Voice Request Fig. 4-4-10Alarm State and Receive into Memory Fig. 4-4-11TEL/FAX AUTO SW Reception Fig. 4-4-12TAD Interface Fig. 4-4-13Print Out from Memory by Replace Paper Fig. 4-4-14-1/2Print Out from Memory (Memory Only Reception) (When MEM. PASSWORD is not registered.) Fig. 4-4-14-2/2Print Out from Memory (Memory Only Reception) (When MEM. PASSWORD is registered.) Fig. 4-4-15Power OFF Report Fig. 4-4-16TX Preparation and Dual Access Fig. 4-4-17PC Mode Transmission and Reception Fig. 4-4-18Local Printer and Scanner Operations for PC Mode Fig. 4-4-19Flash Memory Write Operation Fig. 4-4-20Power Save Mode Fig. 4-4-21-1/2Location Programming (OT/Auto Dial) Fig. 4-4-21-2/2Location Programming (OT/Auto Dial) during Normal Dial Operation DialChain 1/2-22-4-4 .Fig (Before Dialing) Chain 2/2-22-4-4 .Fig Dial Dialing) (After Fig. 4-4-23RESTRICT ACCESS Fig. 4-4-24Instant Dialing Operation Page Page Fig. 4-5-3Activity Report Fig. 4-5-4Active Memory Files Fig. 4-5-5Configuration Report (User) Fig. 4-5-6Service Default Report (Configuration Report: Service bit=ON) Fig. 4-5-7-1Telephone Directory (1/3) Page Page PROTOCOL DUMP Fig. 4-5-9Broadcast Entry Report Fig. 4-5-10Broadcast Confirmation Report Fig. 4-5-11POWER OUTAGE REPORT Page Page Page Transmission (Except Polling TX) Table 4-1Multiple Function Combinations for Transmissions Reception (Except Polling RX) Table 4-2Multiple Function Combinations for Reception Polling TX Polling RX Table 4-3Function Combination for Polling TX/RX 4-4Table Combinations Function Communications during Table 4-5Preparation TX as Dual Access User 1/2-6-4Table Setting Default Default User 2/2-6-4Table Setting 1/2-7-4Table Technical 2/2-7-4Table Default Technical Parameters Dial of Setting Default 8-4Table .4Model. Description ID for Plug & Play 9-4Table Plug Play & 5.DOCUMENT INPUT Page Page Page Page 6.DOCUMENT OUTPUT Page Page Page Page Page 7.COMMUNICATION Page Page 8.ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS Page Page (Note) The curve connecting 28°C, 85% and 0°C, 64% is the condensation curve Page Page 9.SERVICEABILITY 10.OVERALL PERFORMANCE Page 11.AGENCY LISTING/SAFETY REQUIREMENTS 12.SHIPPING CONDITIONS 13.APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS Page Page 14.MACHINE PACKAGING AND CONFIGURATIONS Page Page Page Table of Contents Page Page 1.2Host PC Function 1.2.1PC PRINTER Function Compression mode: ACC32 By using (Fig. 2) Specification PC printer Option (Standard for ODA version) Resolution: 300 dpi, Quasi-600dpi Recording Paper Paper Size Guaranteed Printing Area Letter 8.50" x 11.0 1.2.2PC SCANNER Function (Fig. 3) Scanning area Horizontal scanning: 216 mm (Max.) Vertical scanning: 355.6 mm (Max.) Page Page 1.2.3PC FaxModem Function 3)Maximum transmission speed:14.4 kbps a)PC FaxModem transmission (Class 1) (Fig. 4) b)PC FaxModem receiving (Class 1) (Fig. 5) A-11 1.2.4PC MEMORY a)PC Memory Read (Status reading/Dialing data reading) (Fig. 6) b)PC Memory Write (Dialing data registration) (Fig. 7) A-13 Page * Basic designing conception in "DUAL ACCESS and MULTI-TASKING ∙Performance for FAX machine (DUAL ACCESS) •Machine accepts to operator who handles the documents •Machine accepts to automatic receiving ∙Performance for MFP machine. (MULTI-TASKING) Page : Guaranteed Printing Area : Printable Area (ORIPL Emulation) Page Page Page +5V R=3.3KΩ (1.0KΩ Strobe/Iprime) 2.2KΩ (Open Collector) Page Page Contents B-11 B-12 B-13 B-14 B-15 1.Outline 2.FAX2NET Services 3.Setup Items Page Page Page 3 Fig 6-B Control 051-FX 4.Functions Page Page Page Page 5.Procedure Page Page Page Page Page 6.Operation 6.1Function Selection Transition (1/2) B-18 Function Selection Transition (2/2) B-19 6.2One-TouchDial Registration Transition Destination selection during delayed TX registered: When an E-mailaddress is See Section 6.2.2, “E Mail Address 6.2.1Telephone Number Registration Transition 0……123 02…456 0……345 B-21 6.2.2E-mailAddress Registration Transition *1) CAPS MODE must be set to OFF at start of registration B-22 6.2.3Web Address Registration Transition OT key Web address registered 99……66 B-23 6.3.Destination Registration Space Display/Registration Transition 6.3.1One-Touch/AbbreviatedDial Registration Transition SEARCH key When all one-touchkeys and abbreviated dials are registered: FAX E-MAILWEB Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 7.Report Page 8.Service Codes