Using the Facsimile Machine For Fast, Low-Cost Communication

Article Abstract:

A facsimile system provides the user with fast, accurate and low cost communication for graphics information. The use of facsimile production has grown rapidly in Japan, indicating a nineteen per cent increase or $144.2 billion yen for the fiscal year 1982. Facsimile machines can be used as stand-alone equipment or part of a network operation. Ninety-five per cent of the facsimile units installed in Japan are operated with the telephone network. The connection of a facsimile terminal with a computer combines the transmission techniques of the facsimile communications network with the information processing and retrieval techniques of the computer. Various tables and charts indicate the services and configurations of facsimile equipment.

Communications, Telephone systems, Networks, Communication, Telephone System, Increase, Japan, Stand-Alone Systems

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The Ubiquitous Facsimile: Standards and Lower Prices Speed Spread in the Work Place

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Facsimile equipment provides a method to send images from documents, graphics and photographs over communication networks. Microprocessors enable the interconnection of this equipment with other data processing machines. The use of facsimile equipment provides for a reduction in transmission time through high-speed techniques, reduction in cost, interconnection with other conventional machines, auto-dial and automatic switching functions. International standards are being created to link the products of different manufacturers.

Microprocessor, Standard, Standardization, Telecommunications equipment, Technology, Communications Equipment, Microprocessors

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Matsushita Graphic Communication Develops High-Speed PPC Facsimile

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A plain paper facsimile that sends an A4 document in fifteen seconds has been designed by Matsushita Graphics Communication Systems. It is a high-speed facsimile that uses the MPG (magneto fluid graphy) method. This method provides features such as increased stability and image quality, easy maintenance, high transmission speed, gradations reproduction, and direct recording on low-cost plain paper.

New Product, High-Speed Printer, Paper Media, Plain Paper Facsimile

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