Toshiba DP125F, Dp120F manual Communication Status, Current Job Status

- COMMUNICATION STATUS

Current Job Status

The job being processed can be

1 Press the JOB STATUS Key

2 Continue or Cancel

3 Select YES or NO

monitored via the LCD. You can

cancel the job if necessary.

the Job

NOTES:

Remote Station ID

In the Standby Mode, press:

With the Line 1 or Line 2 status

Press one of the following keys.

•

When no communication

Station ID returned from the re-

in Step 1 displayed, you can ei-

job

is

being

processed,

To cancel the job, press:

ceiving station (if provided)

ther continue or cancel the job.

only

the number

of

re-

To continue, wait

for

the fac-

served

jobs

is displayed

The following screen shows an

The status of the line in use is

simile to return to

the

Standby

as below.

example

of the Pending

Jobs

displayed. (If Line 2 is in use in-

display status when the phone

stead of Line 1, the Line 2 sta-

To continue without cancelling

line is in use:

tus is displayed in the same for-

PENDING JOBS=

x

Mode or press

.

the job, press:

mat).

NOTE:

Whenever

is pressed,

While

the screen above is

CANCEL JOB TO CANCEL

To cancel and erase the dis-

the status of the phone line and

LINE 1 TRANSMIT P005

played job, press:

•

When

no jobs are

re-

Pending Jobs will be displayed.

FILE NBR =999

G3

14400BPS

served

or

being

pro-

TRANSMIT

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cessed, the screen below

A fax transmission is under way.

is displayed for 2 sec-

onds.

RECEIVE

displayed, pressing

CANCEL ?

A fax reception is under way.

again will display the Pending

FILE NBR =999

Pxxx

1.YES

Jobs screen.

2.NO

Page Number of the file being

NO ENTRY

processed

Pressing

can

cancel

FILE NBR

PENDING JOBS=

x

File Number assigned to this job

G3

JOB STATUS TO VIEW

Communication Mode that is be-

JOB CANCEL TO CANCEL

ing used:

G3 = Standard Group 3

the Pending Job.

EC = Error Correction Mode

EX = ECM with

shortened

See page 121.

protocol

xxxxxBPS

Communication speed

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