Panasonic DF-1100 Confidential Network Communications (Via a Center Station)

Confidential Mailbox and Confidential Network Communications

Confidential Network Communications (Via a Center Station)

The Confidential Network Communication requires a Center Station such as a UF-650 to communicate with other Panasonic models which have confidential communication features. First the Initial Sending Station sends a confidential document to the Center Station together with a Confidential Code. The document will remain in the center station's memory until polled by the End Receiving Station. In the example given in figure 2, the End Receiving Station must know the Confidential code attached to the document.

			Initial				Initial
		Sending				Sending
		Station				Station
	A					B
Send					Send
with					with
Conf.Code					Conf.Code
1000				2000
					UF-650
				Center Station

		End			End
	Receiving			Receiving
	Station			Station
		A			B
Polling				Polling
with				with
Conf.Code				Conf.Code
1000			2000

Figure 2: Sending Confidential Faxes via a Center Station

If a UF-650 or UF-620 is the Center Station, more than one document can be stored in the same memory file using the same Confidential Code. That is, you can keep adding faxes to the file, just like putting mail in a mailbox, until the memory is full. If a UF-640 is the Center Station, you cannot add a fax to the file which has the same Confidential Code attached with a file already stored in the memory. Whichever station you use, you can create more than one file, each with a different Confidential Code.

The stored confidential document will be available to be polled by the end receiving station.

Once you have polled or printed the confidential document from the Center Station, the document is automatically erased from the Center Station's memory.

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