Gestetner f104 Guía De Operación

Reception Functions

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Transfer Stations allow you to expand
the standard features of your fax ma-
chine to set up complex networks. 
The diagram below may make the
concept clearer.

The following terminology is used in
this section:

❖

❖

❖

❖ Requesting Party

The machine where the message
originates from, i.e. the machine
making a Transfer Request.

❖

❖

❖

❖ Transfer Station

The machine that forwards the in-
coming message to another desti-
n a t io n ,   i .e .   t h e   m ac h i n e   t h at
receives the Transfer Request. In
this section this refers to your ma-
chine.

❖

❖

❖

❖ End Receiver

The final destination of the mes-
sage, i.e. the machine that the
Transfer Station sends to. End Re-
ceivers must be programmed into
Quick Dial keys, Speed Dials or
Groups in the Transfer Station
(this machine).

You need the following settings
before you can use this feature.
• Program the End Receiver fax

numbers in the Transfer Sta-
tion's Quick Dial keys, Speed
Dials or Groups.

• Program the Requesting Party's

fax number in either a Quick
Dial key or Speed Dial of the
Transfer Station's machine (this
machine).

• Program the return address in

the Transfer Station's machine
(this machine).

• Program the return address in

the Requesting Party's machine.

• Polling IDs of the Requesting

Party and Transfer Station are
identical.

p.62 “Quick Dial”,  Basic Fea-
tures
p.71 “Speed Dial”,  Basic Fea-
tures
p.77 “Groups”,  Basic Features
p.160 “Transfer Report”
p.156 “ID Codes”

❒ This machine will not receive a

Transfer Request unless it has
enough free memory to store two
or more destinations dialed from
the number keys. See p.45 “Enter-
ing Numbers Directly”,  Basic Fea-
tures.

❒ If one of the specified End Receiv-

ers is not programmed in the
Transfer Station, the transfer is
halted.

GFCYUK0N

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