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Transmit documents TOSHIBA TF 831/861
OUTPUT
JOB NO. 99
JOB NO. 98
JOB NO. 98
JOB NO. 97
JOB NO. 96
JOB NO. 95
JOB NO. 94
JOB NO. 93
JOB NO. 92
JOB NO. 91
JOB NO. 90
JOB NO. 99
JOB NO. 98
JOB NO. 98
JOB NO. 97
JOB NO. 96
JOB NO. 95
JOB NO. 94
JOB NO. 93
JOB NO. 92
JOB NO. 91
JOB NO. 90
LINE TRANSMISSION
Some jobs of the stack have the
same fax number (black).
The first job
with the same fax number
pulls the other jobs together.
Useful job management
As the stack memory in your fax machine
is so large, it may happen that several
jobs have to be transmitted to the same
fax number. As a fax connection is used
more economically if more data are
transmitted, it would make sense to
transmit all of these jobs in a single proc-
ess. Whenever it handles a new job, your
fax machine therefore checks the stack to
establish whether there are additional jobs
with the same fax number. If this is the
case, these jobs are handled together
irrespective of their position in the stack.
The job number of these jobs is retained
until stack management encounters the
first job of the same fax number.
The process is recorded in the transmis-
sion journal (see page 85), with an identi-
cal sequential number.
In case of delayed transmission
the jobs are sent together if time
and fax number are equal.