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Appendix
Glossar y
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Activity Repor t
A jour nal of th e ma chine ’s f ax tr ansactions , bo th sen t an d 
receiv ed.
Auto ma tic D ocu me nt Feed er (AD F)
Th e devi ce includ ed in the machi ne that fe eds th e docume nt 
bei ng f axed or copie d, or scann ed into the machin e.
A uto ma tic re dia lin g
Whe n th e re ceivin g fa x  ma chine  is b usy or doe s no t an sw er , or 
when  a n error  occurs  while sen ding , the machin e waits  a 
specifie d time an d then automatic ally re dials the  nu mber . If the 
receivin g fax is  still b u sy  or d oes not ans wer, the machin e waits 
th e sp ecified  time and  d ial s ag ain.
B
bps
Bits per second . Refers  to the spee d with  w hich a f ax machin e 
se nds and recei ves data.
BO OTP
BOO Tstrap Protocol. A  pro to col th at enab le s a  client ma chine to 
a utomatically o btain n etw ork setu p info rm ation from a ser ver o ver 
a  TCP/IP  network . BOO TP e nab le s a  client  to auto mati cally 
l o cate such inf orm atio n as the ho st name , domain  n ame , an d IP 
a ddress , so that it is not  necessary  to create these items 
man ua lly .
Br oad casting
Tra nsmittin g documen ts to more  than  o ne loca tion (th ro ugh  the 
machine’ s memor y).
Bu ffer si ze
The  size o f  a da ta area , or b uffer , sh ared  by de vice s or p rog ra ms 
w ork ing at  diff erent speed s or wi th di ffe rent  prior ities . Th e buffer 
i s  de signe d to p re ve nt on e de vice or process from bei ng held up 
b y an other . For th is to be  p ossib le , th e b uffer m ust be set  up 
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Appendix C
CNG
Call
ing T one. Thi s is a sign al sent b y fa x  mach ines to iden tify th e 
call as an in coming document. W hen the receivi ng fax detects 
th is  signal , it automaticall y star ts to  receiv e the  fa x tr ansmission. 
Th e ma jority of  fa x  machi nes in use toda y can send an d detect 
CNG sig nals.
Code d Spee d Dialing
An automatic dial ing method tha t all ows  yo u  to di al a f ax or 
te leph one n u mbe r b y pressi ng [Coded D ial] and a tw o-d igi t code  
using the n umer ic k eys .
Cook ie
A file  le ft on a user’ s computer when  the use r visits a w eb  si te . A 
cookie  a llo ws th e web si te to recogn ize th e user  on subseq uent 
visits . Cookie s are  g ene ra lly  use d to  e nab le  a user to 
automatical ly sign on to ce rta in  web site s and to  cu stomiz e the 
f eature s off ere d b y su ch si tes .
Cur sor
Th e unde rlin e symbo l yo u see on the LCD whe n y ou regi ster 
n u mbers  and name s in  the  mach ine.
D
Delaye d s end ing
The ab ility to sen d a documen t at a p reset  time in the future . You  
do  not ha ve  to  be in  y our  office  to  us e de la ye d se ndin g  to  one or 
more  destination s.
D HCP
Dyn amic Host  Configuration  Protocol. A protocol that 
a utomatically spe cif ie s  the  n etw ork settings of  a cl ient on a TC P/
IP netw ork . Man y of th e setti ngs req uired  to se t up TC P/IP , which 
i s  the standa rd protocol of the  Inter net, can be ma de 
automatically .
Dialing methods
Ways of pressing  o ne or mo re ke ys to access  a n u mb er to 
co nnect to an  o utsi de pa rty or  fa x  mach ine.
Di ali ng meth ods include one-touch spee d dialing, coded  sp eed 
d iali ng, g rou p di aling, ad dress b ook dialing, re dialing, and  regu lar 
d iali ng with the n umer ic k eys .
Do cumen t
The she et of pap er conta ining  the data th at you  se nd to , or 
rece ive  from a  machi ne.
dpi
Do ts pe r inch. A ma chine o f measure ment fo r  in dica ting a 
machine’ s resolution.
DRPD
This recei ve mo de all ows  the mach ine to disting uish f ax and  
v o ice call s depending  o n the  d isti nctiv e ring p atte rn s assig ned to 
d iff erent n umbers . Subscr ip tion to a DRPD se rv ice off ere d b y 
so me  tele pho ne compan ies is require d.
 
						

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Appendix E
ECM
Erro
r Co rrectio n Mo de. The ab ility of yo u r machi ne to re duce 
system and  line errors when  se ndin g or  receiving  from ano ther 
f a x with ECM capa bility. ECM is mo st effe ctiv e in are as where  the 
te leph one lines are in  po or co ndition or  there is  frequ ent 
interf erence on the lin e.
Ethernet
An industr y-standard local  area network (LAN)  system f or 
conne cting to gether m ulti ple  compu te rs . D ata is  sent from  one 
computer to  a nother b y breaki ng it in to  packe ts , and  a  pa cke t 
reache s its destina tion smo othly  withou t any colli sion with othe r 
p acke ts .
Extension
A telep hone connected to  the machi ne that is used  in pla ce  of the 
han dset.  You  can  use  the  extensio n telephone  to acti va te 
incomin g receptio n of do cuments  manua lly .
F
FA X/TEL s witch ing
Th is option al lows y ou to  set th e machine  to automatica lly detect 
whethe r a call  is fro m a f ax or tel ephone. If  the call  is  from  another 
f a x, th e transmi ssi on i s automatical ly receiv ed. If the  call is from a  
te leph one, the ma chine  r ings to  let y ou kno w, so y ou can pi ck  up  
th e hand set. With this f ea ture , one  tele phon e line ca n be shared  
b y both th e telephone an d the fax.
Fi le s erver
A perso nal compu ter or w orksta tion to  wh ich tw o or more users 
o n cl ien t person al computers can ga in access via a local are a 
n etw ork (LAN) in ord er  to share  a nd use its  hard disk dr ive.
FINE
The resol ution setting f or do cuments  with v e ry  sma ll characte rs 
a nd lin es.
G
G3, Gr oup 3 f ax mac hin e
De fined  b y CCITT/ITU-T . Uses encoding schemes to transmit 
i m age data whi le reducing the amou nt of data that needs to be 
tr ansmitted , thus redu cing tr ansmissio n ti me . G3  fa x  machi nes 
ca n transmit  one pag e in less th an one min ute . En codin g 
schem es for G3  fa x  machines  are Mo dified  Huffman  (MH), 
Modified  READ (MR), Modified M odified READ (MMR), and Joint 
Bi-l evel Imag e exp ert Group (JBIG).
Gat ewa y Ad dress
The default ad dress of a  network  or  W eb site . It pro vides a  single 
d omain  na me  and po int of entr y to th e site .
Gr oup Dia ling
A dia ling me thod th at en able s  yo u to di al mult ip le on e-touch 
sp eed  dialin g or co ded speed dialing  numbe rs toge ther a s a  
g rou p. Th is me ans th at yo u  ca n press  ju st on e key  to enter 
n u mbe rs  wh en send ing the same docu ment to man y 
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Appendix H
HP-GL/2
A 
gra phi cs la ngua ge that  allo ws co mputer ap plications to dra w 
g raph ic images usin g printe rs. Image s in  H P-GL/2 are 
represe nte d as v ecto r g ra phi cs. V ector obj ects describe an  ima ge 
in ter ms of  geometr ic shap es, such as line s a nd pol ygons, a nd 
fi lls . HP-GL/2  is  sup ported b y y our Can on machin e.
HTTP
Hyper text T ransf er  Protocol . The clien t-ser ve r TCP/IP  proto co l 
used on th e W orld Wid e W eb  fo r th e transf er of HTML  (Hyper text 
Ma rk u p Lang uage) d ocuments  across the  Internet.
I
Interface
Th e co nnectio n betw een tw o devices that ma ke s  it  possi ble f or 
th em  to comm unicate with each ot her. The machi ne fea ture s a 
USB  in terf ace , wh ich mak es it  compa tib le wi th IBM an d similar 
person al computers .
Int erf ace cab le
Th e ca ble use d to create the interf ace  betw een a pr inte r an d a 
computer .
Inter face por t
The machi ne comes with one USB por t, locate d on the bac k of 
the  machi ne. Y ou a ttach  the  cable  th at con nects y our co mputer 
a nd machin e to this por t.
Inter net  Pr otocol  (IP)
The unde rlying  set of netw ork ing  rule s th at descr ibes ho w data is 
tr ansmitt ed across t he Inter net.  Inte rnet Protocol a llows d ata fro m 
o ne computer to  b e split into pac ke ts to be  se nt to ano ther 
co mp uter wi th a spe cific IP  address.
IP ad dress
Inter net Pro to col add ress. A 32-bit  nu me ric addre ss used  b y IP 
(in te rn et pro to co l) to spe cif y a computer on the Inte rn et. Th e IP 
a ddress is usual ly writte n as fo ur n umb ers  separate d b y per iods . 
An  example  is 12 8.121 .4.5.
ITU- T
A committee  crea ted to  set inter national standa rds fo r 
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Appendix L
LAN
Local Area Netw
ork.  It  is a ne twork system f ormed b y linking a 
ser ve r,  w orkstation s, and compu te rs , w hich are al l lo cated in  the 
same  bu ildin g o r some  other relativ ely  limi ted a rea.
Lo g in
Enter ing a  p ass word as a me ans of user au thentication  to sta rt a 
computer session  or access to a ser vice .
LPD
Lin e Pr inter Daemon . A daemon  is  a prog ram that r un s,  w ithout 
human  inte rv e nti on, to  acco mplish a giv en task. Th e Line  Pr inter 
Daemon  co ntro ls the  flo w of pr int job s to a pr inte r.
M
MA C ad dre ss
Me dia Access Control ad dress. The hardw are  addre ss of the  
netw ork  a dapter  of a co mputer co nnected  to a l ocal  area  netw ork .
Ma nu al re ceiving
A  metho d o f recei ving f axe s in whi ch  y o u ans wer al l in coming  
calls usin g the exter nal  tele pho ne. If y ou  he ar a  slow  beep  it  
indicates  an incoming f ax tr ans mission  from another mach ine. 
J u st  pres s [Start]  to re ceive the incoming f ax.
Man ual re dialin g
W hen  you  use re gula r d iali ng, y ou  can  redia l a  nu mb er ma nu ally 
simp ly by pre ssi ng [Redi al] on th e operation pa nel. The last 
n u mbe r cal led  is the n umber redi aled.
Mode m
A device that  conver ts  (MOdula te s) di gital da ta fo r tr ansmi ssi on 
o ver  telepho ne lin es. At the recei ving en d, this de vice conver ts 
the  mod ulated  data  (DEMod ulates)  to digital  fo rm at  that the 
co mp uter u nderstand s.
N
Nu me ric ke ys
The rou nd, nu mb ered k eys on th e operation  p anel  mar ke d th e 
sa me  a s a standa rd teleph one k eypa d.
Press th em to pe rfor m regu lar dialing. Y ou  al so use th e nume ric 
k e ys to enter n umb ers  and letters  when y ou  reg iste r a nd names , 
a nd f or enter ing code d speed d iali ng code s.
O
One -T ouc h Spe ed Dia ling
An  au toma tic di aling  meth od that a llows  you  to dia l a fa x o r 
tel epho ne number b y pressing  a  sin gle  o ne-touch spee d dial ke y.
O ne- To uch  Sp eed Di al keys
The n umbe re d k e ys  on the  o perati on pa nel that ma y be 
reg istered as si ngle or a g roup of  fa x  nu mbe rs . Once a n umber or 
g rou p is  registered, y ou press one  k e y to dial  the  en tire n umb er or 
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Appendix P
Pa
per f ee d
Ref ers to guid ing a she et of pap er in to the  mach ine’s pap er path.
Pa per f ee d er
Th e devi ce in th e machine  that f ee ds  re co rding  med ia into the 
m ach in e f or pr in ting  cop ie d  or f axe d do cume nts .
Pa use
A  timing  e ntr y re quired f or re gister ing cer ta in lon g distance  
n u mbers and f or di alin g out  through some telep hone systems  or 
s wi tchb oards . Pressin g [P ause] e nte rs a  pause  betw een digits o f 
a te leph one n umbe r.
PHO TO
Th e do cument setting  you  use  fo r sen din g or  copying  docume nts 
with inter media te  tone s, such as photog raphs.
Protoco l
A set  of r ule s  tha t go ve rn  the tr ansmi ssi on of  data across  a 
n etw ork. Example s of protocols are FTP , D HCP , BOO TP, RARP , 
IPP , and T CP/IP .
– FTP: Fi le Transf er  Protocol . A client-ser ve r protocol al lowin g a 
user to  tr ansf er fi les on one  co mp uter  to an d from ano ther 
computer o ver a TCP/IP ne twork. The  File  T ran sfer Pro to col 
also go ve rn s  the  cli ent  prog ra m with which  the use r tr an sfers 
fi les .
– DHCP: Dynamic  Host Configuratio n Protocol . A proto col wh ich 
automatical ly specifie s the netw ork  se tting s o f a clien t on  a  
TCP/IP ne twork. Ma ny o f th e settin gs required to  set up TC P/
IP , which  is the  standard  pro to col  of the  Internet, can  be ma de 
automatical ly.
– BOO TP:  BOO T strap Proto col.  A protoco l tha t en ables a cli ent 
ma chine  to automa tically obtain  netw ork setup  in fo rm ation 
fro m a  ser ver o ver a  TCP/IP  network . BOO TP e nab le s  a cl ient 
to  a uto mati cally lo cate such  in fo rm ation as the host name , 
domai n name , an d IP add ress, so th at it is  not n ecessar y to 
cre ate th ese items  manua lly .
– RARP: Re serve  Ad dress  Resolu tion Protocol. A  pro to col which  
associa tes a netw ork  ada pter  address (MA C address) with an  
In tern e t Protocol (IP) ad dress. 
– IPP: Inter ne t  Pr intin g Pro to co l. A  protocol  use d betw een a 
clien t an d a p rint ser ve r fo r carr ying ou t remote pr intin g o ver 
th e Int ern e t.
– TCP/IP (T ra n smissi on Control  Prot ocol /Inter net Pro to col):  The 
protocol  use d to con nect to the In tern et  an d to  wi de area  
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Pr oxy se rv er
A ser ver that p ro vides  a cache o f fi les a vail able  on  remote  serv e rs 
that are slo w or  e xpensiv e to access . The ter m “proxy  ser ver”  
nor mally ref ers to a W orld Wi de W eb ser ver th at, on recei ving a 
URL, tr ie s  to supp ly the re quested  file  from its cache . If it  cannot 
locate the file there , the  p ro xy ser ve r w oul d br ing  it  from  the 
remote se rv e r an d also sa ve  a cop y in its  cache so tha t the ne xt 
reque st can be  o bta ine d locall y.
Pulse
See Rotar y pu lse.
R
RAR P
Reve rse Address Reso lution Protoc ol. A  protocol that  associates 
a netw ork a dap ter ad dress (MA C a ddress) with an Inter net 
Pro to col (IP) add ress.
Raster
Raster  graph ics descr ibes an  im age as a patte rn  o f dots , 
compared  to v ector g raph ics which repre se nts  an im age as a 
geo metric al f orm ula. Each  row of col or dots in  the mosa ic of color 
dots constitutes on e raster g ra phi c. In a  printer , a  raster g ra phi c is 
used a s the  ma ster i m age from wh ich a  pag e is pr inte d, becau se 
th e image can  b e tr ansf erred  to pa per b y p rintin g one r aste r at a 
ti me .
Raw
This is a  print app lication  used with  Wind ows 20 00/XP. It can  prin t 
at h ighe r spe eds than  LPD .
Receiving
Re ceivin g transmission  is  al so define d as  RX or Rece ption. The  
mach ine can  be  cu stomiz ed to receiv e fax documen ts in seve ral 
w ays .
Re cepti on
Se e R eceivin g.
Redialin g-automat ic
See A utomatic  re dialing.
Re dialin g-manual
Se e Ma nu al  redi aling.
Registeri ng
A proce ss b y which  y o u  place f ax or telep hone nu mb ers  and 
n ames i n the  machin e’s memor y fo r  speed  diali ng  so that  yo u ca n 
sa ve  ti me  di ali ng destina tions y ou call  frequ ently.
Regular dialing
Pressin g th e indi vidual nume ric  ke ys  to dia l a fa x  or tele pho ne 
nu mbe r.
Re mote  rece ption  ID
The tw o-digi t code  tha t ena ble s y ou  to man ually a ctiv ate  fa x 
rece ption usi ng an e xte rn a l te leph one.
Remote  rece ption
Activ atin g fa x re ception  b y an sw er ing  an e xte rn a l te leph one that 
i s  no t located near the machin e. Y ou ne ed to dial  a remote 
rece iving  ID n umber to  star t remote  reception.
 
						

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Remote UI
Remote User In terface (UI) all ows  yo u to remotel y pe rfor m 
ma chine  fun ctio ns from a computer conne cted to the ne twork 
using  web  b ro w se r softw are. Man y fu nctions  that are  done  
ph ysicall y at th e Cano n ma chine ’s ope ratio n pane l can be don e 
via softw are at a ne tworke d computer u sing a  web  bro wser , su ch 
as Mi crosoft In tern et Explo rer .
Repor t
A document  printe d b y the  machi ne and  containi ng inform atio n 
abo ut the f axe s it  has se nt or recei ved.
Resolution
Th e density of  dots f or an y giv en outpu t device . Expre sse d in 
te rm s of do ts per  inch  (d pi). L ow re solution  causes  font 
characte rs and graph ics to ha ve  a  jagg ed app earance . H ighe r 
resolu tion mean s smoother cu rv e s a nd an gles a s w ell  as a better 
ma tch to tradi tional  typef ace desig ns. Reso lution v a lue s are 
represe nted by hor iz on tal data and  v e rtic a l  data, f or e xamp le , 60 0 
x 6 00  dpi.
RIP (Ra ste r Ima ge Pr oces so r)
The h ardw are  an d/or  softw are  func tions of a pr inte r that co nver t 
v e ctor  graph ic descr iptio ns  from a co mputer into r aster g raph ic 
image s that can be pr in ted.
Rot ary  pulse
A  tel epho ne dia ling system where  a  d ial is rotated to send pu lses 
to  the tele phone switchi ng system.  In pulse dia ling, y ou he ar 
clic ks. In  tou ch-to ne dia ling, the most  common di aling system, 
y ou hea r tone s. Rotar y pu lse dial ing req uires cer tain setting 
adj ustmen ts.
RX
Se e R eceivin g.
S
Scope  ID
The Scope  ID is a ch aracte r str ing value  that  is appe nded  to the 
Net BIOS  nam e, and  is used  fo r  all NetBI OS o ver T CP/I P 
co mmunica tions. It pro vid es  a w ay f or a  comp uter  to 
co mmunica te on ly with  others sh aring  the  same  Scop e ID .
Sending
A f ax docu ment that has bee n scanned by a  fa x  mach ine an d 
se nt o ve r tele phon e line s, in th e form  of ele ctr ic a l pulse s, to 
a nother f ax machin e. Also call ed TX or T ransmit.
Sending s peed
The r ate  a t whi ch  fax es are  tr an smi tted  throu gh the pho ne line. 
Se e also bps (bits per second s).
SMB
Serv er Message  Blo ck. A  proto col th at pro vides fi le and  p rinter 
sha rin g o ve r a ne twork f or Wi ndows  co mp uter s.
Speed dialing
Di ali ng f ax or tel ephone n umbe rs b y pressin g a  fe w k eys . T o use  
a utomatic  diali ng, y ou m ust register th e numbers in the machin e’s 
memor y.  See  also  One -T o u ch Sp eed Dialin g, Co ded Spe ed 
Di ali ng,  and Gro up Dialing.
Sour ce  Rout ing
No rm ally, a  host has no  control o ver the ro ute taken b y a p acke t it 
se nds . Sou rce  rou ting is a tech nique where by  the  sen der of  a 
p acke t can  specify the  route that a  packe t sho uld  tak e thro ugh the 
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Spool
Sim ult a neou s Perip heral Op erations On-L ine. Sp ooling mean s 
putting  jobs in a buffe r, whi ch is a  speci al a rea i n memor y or o n a 
disk.  Because de vices access data at  diff erent  ra tes , the  bu ffe r 
pro vide s a w ait ing station  where the d ata  can  wait until  the de vice 
f o r which  it is me ant is  rea dy to access it.
St andb y
The mo de in whi ch  the  mach ine is on an d ready to  u se .
Sub net Mask
SUBNET work  mask. The method used  to de term ine  w hich 
subg roup, or su bnet, an IP ad dress belo ngs to  o n TCP/IP 
netw ork s, all  d evi ce s wh ose IP ad dresses ha ve  the  same pre fix 
w ould  belo ng to the  same  subn et. Dividing a n etw ork into sub nets 
is  useful f or both secur ity and  p erf or mance rea so ns.
Swit ch ing hub
A  netw ork con nection  bo x to  wh ich a n umber of  comp uters  can 
be co nnected . The s witchin g hub fo rw ard s a  data p acke t fro m the  
netw ork  to the ap propria te co mputer accordin g to the pack e t’s  
add ress . Con ve ntiona l hub s simpl y sen d e ve ry pac ke t to  e ver y 
conne cted co mp uter . Since  a switchin g hub  fo rw ards  packe ts o nly 
to  thei r in te nde d re cipie nts , it pro vid es g re ate r efficie ncy .
T
TCP /IP
Acron ym f or T ran smi ssi on Con tro l Proto col/In te rn et Protoco l. The 
p ro to col used  to conn ect to th e Inter ne t and  to wid e-area 
netw orks .
To ne
A k ey th at al lows y ou to  tempo rar ily  switch to  tou ch -to ne fro m 
p ulse di aling. In some countr ie s, on-li ne data ser vic es  ma y 
req uire that y ou use tone di aling.
To ne/pulse  sett ing
The ab ility to set th e machine  to match  the  tele pho ne dia ling 
system  yo ur  telepho ne lin e uses:  touch -to ne or ro tary  pulse .
Toner
A b lack, resin coa ted  p owder contai ned in the  tone r car tr id ge. 
The machi ne applies the to ner to the su rface of  the 
p hotosen sitive dr um insi de the ma chine  vi a  an 
e lectropho tograph ic me chani sm.
Toner s av e r
The f eatu re tha t e xte nds car tr idge  lif e  b y redu cing toner 
co nsumption  rate  a t a slig ht de crease in pr int quali ty .
Tr an sm it
Se e Se nding.
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a b le of Contents
Inde x
Ad
vanced F ax 
Feat ures
Ad vanced Cop y 
Feat ures
Netw ork
Remot e UI
System Monitor
Repor ts and Lists
T roub leshooting
Appendix U
URL
Unif
orm Reso urce Locator . A stan dard w ay  of specifying  the  
locatio n of an  o bject,  usu ally a w eb pag e, on  the  Inter net. The 
URL f or a w eb pag e wou ld loo k some thing lik e this:    
“htt p://www .w3.org/def ault.html”. Here , “h ttp:”  indica tes that a w eb 
pag e is  bein g a cce sse d, “http ://www .w3.org”   is the address of the 
ser ve r con ta inin g th e w eb  p age , and “de faul t.html”  is  the file 
name un der which  the w eb pag e is  s to red  on  the  ser ver .
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Vect or Gra phics
(See defini tion f or Raster .)