Brief descriptions of the configuration commands used by the software are listed alphabetically on the following pages. In these descriptions, arguments that appear in brackets ([]) are optional.
BUFFERS
DESCRIPTION |
Specifies the maximum number of queue-record buffers to allocate for the Dispatcher buffer pool. |
SYNTAX |
BUFFERS <n> |
VALUE |
n A value twice the number of channels. |
CHANNELID
DESCRIPTION |
Defines the logical-to-physical mapping for each fax channel in the system and, optionally, gives the channel a symbolic name or a "modem_id." A modem_id in the form "GFAX<n>.<m>." <m> The channel number. |
CHANNELID <string> <n> |
CHASSIS
DESCRIPTION |
Defines the number of the chassis on which the Dispatcher is executing. |
SYNTAX |
CHASSIS <n> |
VALUE |
n The chassis number. <n> = 1 is the only value currently supported. |
CONTROLT
DESCRIPTION |
Specifies the time in seconds between Dispatcher checks of the Control List. |
SYNTAX |
CONTROLT <n> |
VALUE |
n A number of seconds. Reasonable numbers are between 30 seconds and 60 seconds. The default is <n> = 60. |
COUNTRY
DESCRIPTION |
Defines the country code, which is used for the country-specific modem operating parameters. |
SYNTAX |
COUNTRY <n> |
VALUE |
n This code must be specified for the fax channel to function correctly. The country code for the United States is 1. There is no default value. For a list of country codes, see Appendix D. Refer to the "Setting the Country Code Properly" section. |
CSID
DESCRIPTION |
Specifies the default customer subscriber identification (CSID) number for each fax channel. |
SYNTAX |
CSID <phonenumber> |
VALUE |
phonenumber For a host system with multiple outgoing fax lines, the CSID should reflect the phone number of an incoming fax line. If this command is absent, a blank CSID is transmitted. The ITU recommends that the CSID be set to the international phone number of the fax channel. To ensure the greatest compatibility with remote fax machines, do not include spaces or alpha characters in the phonenumber parameter. The maximum length of the CSID is 20 characters. |
DEBUG
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the Debug mask. |
SYNTAX |
DEBUG <n> |
VALUE |
n Refer to the tables in the Using the Debug Masks section of Chapter 2. |
FIRMWARE
DESCRIPTION |
Downloads the on-board software so that the channel can be used. |
SYNTAX |
FIRMWARE C:\FAX\GFXCX.BIN |
GFCCONTROL 36
DESCRIPTION |
This command specifies that all pages of a multi-page fax be saved into one, multi-page TIFF file. This command changes the GDK default, which is that each page of a multi-page fax received is saved into a separate file. |
SYNTAX |
GFCCONTROL 36 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 All pages are received into one file. 1 Each page is stored in a separate file. (Default) n Stores a specified number of pages per file, and then opens a new file. Use a value other than 1. |
GFCCONTROL 37
DESCRIPTION |
By default, GDK generates a new filename for each received fax. This filename is generated by using the channel, fax job number, and page number. This command sets up flexible naming, such that the file name provided by the application is the one used. This only works if:
This command also sets a page flush in multi-page TIFF receive, meaning that each successfully received page is flushed to disk during the page break. |
SYNTAX |
GFCCONTROL 37 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Specifies default page naming. Use this setting with single page TIFF receive. (Default) 1 Specifies to flush each page to disk received. If an error occurs, all pages are saved. 2 Enables flexible naming convention. 3 Specifies 1 and 2 together. This option is recommended for multi-page TIFF receive when using GFCCONTROL 36 0 or 1. |
GFXBOTTOMMARGIN
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the number of text lines from the bottom of the page. Used for the bottom margin of a fax page for on-the-fly ASCII conversions. |
SYNTAX |
GFXBOTTOMMARGIN <n> |
VALUE |
n Specifies the number of lines. The range is 0 to 65 lines; the default is 3. |
GFXCARRYON
DESCRIPTION |
Specifies the number of unacceptable pages that may be sent before the call is terminated. A remote fax machine may send a RetrainNegative (RTN) signal between pages to indicate that part of the transmission it is receiving is faulty. GDK continues to send pages even after receiving an RTN. The GFXCARRYON command permits a call to be terminated, so a "retraining" command can take control when the remote machine rejects a page. |
SYNTAX |
GFXCARRYON <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following: 0 Is an infinite number of pages. The default value is 0. n Is the number of RTN before terminating the call. |
SEE ALSO |
GFXRTNRETRAIN |
GFXCHARSET
DESCRIPTION |
Selects the font style used for on-the-fly ASCII conversions. |
SYNTAX |
GFXCHARSET <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 System font (used for page headers) 1 Standard font - Sans Serif 12 pt. (Default) 2 Auxiliary font - Courier 12 pt. 3 Compressible font (line printer) |
SEE ALSO |
LOADFONT, GFXEXTEND |
GFXDID
DESCRIPTION |
Specifies the signaling and digit type (DTMF or pulse) for a given channel. |
SYNTAX |
GFXDID <did_type> <digit_type> |
VALUE |
did_type Is one of the following values: digit_type Is one of the following values. |
EXAMPLE |
This example is for a system with one CPD board: GFXDID 1 0 This instructs the channel to receive DTMF digits and have a DID wink-start line interface. |
GFXDIGITS
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the number of digits to be received when answering a call. The terminating digit sends a signal to the channel that input is finished. |
SYNTAX |
GFXDIGITS <quantity> <terminating> |
VALUE |
quantity Specifies the number of digits. Enter the maximum number of digits to process, including any terminating digits. Terminating digits are only used if the digits received may vary in length. terminating To specify the terminating digit, enter the parameter for the specific terminating digit. Use "0" to indicate no terminating digit. The acceptable parameter range for terminating digits is 0 to 65,535. The terminating digits and their parameters are listed in Table 7. |
EXAMPLE |
This command is an example of using the "#" character to terminate input of a string of four digits: GFXDIGITS 5 2048 where "5" designates the maximum number of digits to expect. The "2048" signifies that the "#" character is desired as a terminator. Multiple terminating digits also can be used. For example, if "*," "7," or "1" are the terminating digits, the number entered would be 1089, which is the sum of the parameters, that is, 1024 + 64 + 1 = 1089. |
SEE ALSO |
GFXDTMFTIMEOUT, GFXDTMFTONE |
Table 7. Terminating Digit Parameters
Digits |
Parameter |
1 |
1 |
2 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
4 |
8 |
5 |
16 |
6 |
32 |
7 |
64 |
8 |
128 |
9 |
256 |
0 |
512 |
* (star) |
1024 |
# (number sign) |
2048 |
A |
4096 |
B |
8192 |
C |
16384 |
D |
32768 |
GFXDTMFTIMEOUT
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the timeout interval when waiting for DTMF input. A timeout for DTMF input must be established or the channel will not wait for any digits to be inputted. |
SYNTAX |
GFXDTMFTIMEOUT <interdigit_timeout> <total_timeout> |
VALUE |
interdigit_timeout Is the waiting time between digits. The minimum value is one second, and any value between 1 and 32,767 is valid. total_timeout Is the length of the wait to receive all digits. The minimum value is one second, and any value between 1 and 32,767 is valid. |
EXAMPLE |
For a three-digit DTMF input, this command is recommended: GFXDTMFTIMEOUT 5 10 This instructs the channel to wait no more than five seconds between each digit it receives, and to wait no more than ten seconds to receive all the digits. If only three digits are received, a five-second timeout between digits is ample. For more than a three-digit input, the total timeout may have to be increased, for example, by one second per digit over three. |
SEE ALSO |
GFXDTMFTONE, GFXDIGITS |
GFXDTMFTONE
DESCRIPTION |
Specifies the tone to issue when answering a call. This feature is useful for unattended DTMF (dual-tone multi-frequency) operation. This command is used to prompt a calling party to enter tones. This command only emits a single frequency tone. If a true DTMF tone is needed, please refer to the GFXFAX commands. This command is not used with DID trunk interface boards, such as the CPD or CPD/220. |
SYNTAX |
GFXDTMFTONE <frequency> <duration> |
VALUE |
frequency Specify a value in Hertz, up to 3000. duration Enter, in milliseconds, the length of time for the tone to sound. |
EXAMPLE |
These are the recommended parameters: GFXDTMFTONE 440 1000 With this command, the channel sounds the musical note "A" (440 Hz) for one second (1000 milliseconds). That is, after the channel has gone off-hook, it sends one "A" note for one second to prompt for tones from the calling party. |
SEE ALSO |
GFXDTMFTIMEOUT, GFXDIGITS |
GFXECM
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the Error Correction Mode (ECM), which can be set to operate in three modes. |
SYNTAX |
GFXECM <send> <receive> |
VALUE |
send Is one of the following settings: receive Is one of the following settings: |
EXAMPLE |
For example, to instruct board one to send and receive in the ECM mode whenever possible, use this command: GFXECM 1 1 To turn it off, use this command: GFXECM 0 0 |
GFXEXTEND
DESCRIPTION |
Selects the ASCII character subset used for on-the-fly ASCII conversion. Any character codes outside the specified range are ignored. |
SYNTAX |
GFXEXTEND <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Character set 32 to 127ASCII text only. These are the alphabetic characters used for composition in English. (Default) 1 Character set 32 to 255 extended ASCII text only. 2 Character set 0 to 255 full ASCII text. |
GFXFAXCONTROL 29
DESCRIPTION |
In an analog environment, digits are able to be collected two seconds after the channel goes off-hook. For digits that are being passed automatically from a switch, this time is too long. These commands - in this order - allow GDK to collect DTMF digits immediately after going off-hook on an analog line. |
SYNTAX |
GFXFAXCONTROL 29 2000 GFXFAXCONTROL 28 0 |
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GFXFAXCONTROL 71
DESCRIPTION |
This command enables T.30 subaddressing, which allows a string of characters and numbers to be sent with the fax. This string is known as the subaddress. It allows fax servers to do routing based on this subaddress. |
SYNTAX |
GFXFAXCONTROL 71 <n> |
VALUE |
n Indicates whether T.30 subaddressing is enabled. Specifying a default value of 0 disables the T.30 subaddressing option and a value of 1 enables the option. |
GFXFAXCONTROL 72
DESCRIPTION |
This command changes the wink duration when using GFXDID set to 1 or 6 for DID wink or T1 wink respectively. Adding this command unnecessarily can cause communication problems between the CP Fax board and the service provider. |
SYNTAX |
GFXFAXCONTROL 72 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is the number of milliseconds recommended by the service provider. The default is 150 milliseconds. Most installations operate well using the default. |
GFXFAXCONTROL 73
DESCRIPTION |
This command is used in conjunction with the GFXFAXCONTROL 71 command. When using GFXFAXCONTROL 71, use GFXFAXCONTROL 73 to specify the T.30 subaddressing (sending) field delimiter. |
SYNTAX |
GFXFAXCONTROL 73 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 2 Is " 3 Is # (Default) 4 Is $ 5 Is % 6 Is & |
GFXFAXCONTROL 74
DESCRIPTION |
If a T.30 password is sent, GDK collects it and places it in the user_id field for routing purposes. The GFXFAXCONTROL 74 command turns off T.30 password collection if it is not needed by the application. |
SYNTAX |
GFXFAXCONTROL 74 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Disables password collection 2 Enables password collection (Default) |
GFXFAXCONTROL 1020
DESCRIPTION |
Allows the reception of Binary File Transfer (BFT) between other systems that support the transmission of BFT. The only field in the BFT header that is honored is the filename. All other fields are ignored and discarded. The file is stored in the %GFAXR% directory with the same name as the send file, if possible. |
SYNTAX |
GFXFAXCONTROL 1020 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Disables T.434 BFT reception (Default) 1 Enables T.434 BFT reception |
GFXFAXCONTROL 1021
DESCRIPTION |
Enables the transmission of Binary File Transfer (BFT) transactions to other systems capable of receiving BFT. BFT (T.434) is disabled by default. ECM must also be enabled for BFT transmission. |
SYNTAX |
GFXFAXCONTROL 1021 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Disables all BFT transmission (Default) 1 Not supported 2 Enables T.434 BFT transmission |
GFXFINE
DESCRIPTION |
Accepts incoming faxes in fine-resolution mode only and fails all calls that are not in fine-resolution mode. |
SYNTAX |
GFXFINE <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Turns off receiving of fine-only resolution faxes. (Default) 1 Turns on receiving of fine-only resolution faxes. Rejects incoming faxes in standard resolution. |
GFXFORM
DESCRIPTION |
Accepts incoming faxes in fine-resolution mode only and fails all calls that are not in fine-resolution mode. |
SYNTAX |
GFXFORM <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Same format that is used for transmission (Default) 3 TIFF Type 3 1-D; with sanitization 4 TIFF Type 3 2-D 5 TIFF Type 4 |
EXAMPLE |
GFXFORM 3 If n is set to 0, no value is set. The image is written to disk in the same format it is received. For example, if the file is transmitted in TIFF Type 3 2-D format, it is received and written to disk as TIFF Type 3 2-D. |
GFXHEADER
DESCRIPTION |
Customizes the header on outgoing faxes to contain user-defined information. |
SYNTAX |
GFXHEADER <format> |
VALUE |
format Is information to be replaced. Table 8 lists the variables, the field widths, and the text to be replaced. Up to 95 characters can be printed on the header. |
EXAMPLE |
For example, a customized header written with these variables: &day&abmon&year &12hr:&min&m From:&from To:&to Page &page would appear as follows: 25Aug97 1:30pm From:408-969-5200 To:1-203-359-9203 Page 1 To display a header, the header bit must be set in the queue record. To turn on the header in a queue record, see the transmit_control field description in Chapter 4. |
Table 8. Variables, Field Widths, and Text
Variable |
Field Width |
Text |
&header |
20 |
The header field from the queue record. |
&user |
32 |
The user field of the current queue record. |
&from |
20 |
The sent CSID; that is, the CSID from which the fax is sent. |
&to |
20 |
The receive CSID; that is, the CSID to which the fax is sent. &to is right-justified. |
&phone |
20 |
The phone_no field of the queue record. |
&page |
3 |
The current page number in decimal number format (1 to 999). The number is right justified; the field is zero filled (001). |
&time |
9 |
The current time in country-dependent format. In the U.S.A., the format is "hh:mm:ss"; in other countries, the format may vary. |
&12hr |
2 |
The hour based on a 12-hour clock in decimal-number format |
&24hr |
2 |
The hour based on a 24-hour clock in decimal-number format |
&m |
2 |
Designation to indicate before or after noon. The values are "AM" and "PM". |
&min |
2 |
The minute in decimal-number format (00 to 59). |
&sec |
2 |
The second in decimal-number format (00 to 59). |
&date |
9 |
The date in country-dependent format. In the U.S.A., the format is "mm/dd/yy"; in other countries, the format may vary. |
&abmon |
3 |
An abbreviation of the month. The values are "Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr", "May", "Jun", "Jul", "Aug", "Sep", "Oct", "Nov", and "Dec", which are unchangeable. |
&month |
2 |
The month in decimal-number format (01 to 12). |
&strmon |
10 |
The month of the year. The values are "January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", and "December", which are unchangeable. |
&day |
2 |
The day of the month in decimal-number format (01 to 31). |
&year |
2 |
The year without century in decimal-number format (00 to 99). |
&lyear |
4 |
The year with century in decimal-number format (0000 to 9999). |
GFXLEFTMARGIN
DESCRIPTION |
This command sets the left margin of the page in characters for on-the-fly ASCII conversion. |
SYNTAX |
GFXLEFTMARGIN <n> |
VALUE |
n Is a value in the range 0 to 215. The default is 14. |
GFXPAGELENGTH
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the number of lines per page used for on-the-fly ASCII conversion. |
SYNTAX |
GFXPAGELENGTH <n> |
VALUE |
n Is the number of text lines per page. The default is n = 66. Use n = 0 for variable-length documents in which the ASCII file equals one fax page.
GFXPAGELENGTH <n> Where n is the number of text lines per page. |
GFXRECM
DESCRIPTION |
Controls the Error Correction Mode (ECM) for incoming faxes. |
SYNTAX |
GFXRECM <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Turns off the ECM feature. (Default) 1 Receives from any ECM-capable fax machine or board. 2 Receives only ECM transmissions, and rejects all other transmissions. |
EXAMPLE |
For example, to instruct the channel to receive in the ECM mode whenever possible, use this command: GFXRECM 1 |
GFXRECVPATH
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the fully-qualified path and filename template used for a fax channel to receive faxes. This command defines both the directory in which received files will be placed and the filename template to be used. |
SYNTAX |
GFXRECVPATH <path> <filename> |
VALUE |
path Is the path to the directory. filename Is the filename template for the files that are received. |
EXAMPLE |
For example, the following command could be used to put all the received files into the \RECVD\BD1 directory on the E: drive: GFXRECVPATH E:\RECVD\BD1\F001P001.TIF |
GFXREJBURST
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the maximum number of consecutive bad scanlines that are tolerated before a page is rejected. This helps to control the quality of incoming faxes. This command works only if sanitization is enabled with the GFXFORM command. |
SYNTAX |
GFXREJBURST <n> |
VALUE |
n Specifies the number of allowable, consecutive bad scanlines. By default, this value is -1 (off). |
GFXREJCOUNT
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the total number of bad scanlines that are tolerated before a page is rejected. This helps to control the quality of incoming faxes. This command works only if sanitization is enabled with the GFXFORM command. |
SYNTAX |
GFXREJCOUNT <n> |
VALUE |
n Specifies the total number of allowable bad scanlines. By default, this value is -1 (off). The range is 0 to 32,767. |
GFXREJPERCENT
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the percentage of bad scanlines that are tolerated before a page is rejected. This helps to control the quality of incoming faxes. It specifies the number of bad scanlines per 100 scanlines. This command works only if sanitization is enabled with the GFXFORM command. |
SYNTAX |
GFXREJPERCENT <n> |
VALUE |
n Specifies the total percent of allowable bad scanlines. By default, this value is -1 (off). The range is 0 to 100. |
GFXRIGHTMARGIN
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the right margin of the page in characters, relative to the left edge, for on-the-fly ASCII conversions. |
SYNTAX |
GFXRIGHTMARGIN <n> |
VALUE |
n Specifies the right margin of the page in characters. The default is 94. The range is |
GFXRLENGTH
DESCRIPTION |
Selects the page length of incoming faxes. |
SYNTAX |
GFXRLENGTH <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 A4 size 1 A4 and B4 size 2 Unlimited length (Default) This is a request to the sending fax machine. If the remote machine still sends a page longer than A4, the transmission will not fail. The image information will be written to disk along the length of the transmission. |
SEE ALSO |
GFXRWIDTH |
GFXRTNRETRAIN
DESCRIPTION |
Selects an action to be taken when an illegible page has been sent. The valid rates are the transmission rates for the modem, such as 14400. |
SYNTAX |
GFXRTNRETRAIN <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Dispatcher resumes transmission at the current rate. (Default) <0 Retraining starts at the next lower rate. >0 Contains the retraining rate. |
SEE ALSO |
GFXMAXRATE |
GFXRTPRETRAIN
DESCRIPTION |
Specifies an action to retrain (in hopes of a higher speed or change in resolution) for pages received correctly. |
SYNTAX |
GFXRTPRETRAIN <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Dispatcher resumes transmission at the current rate. (Default) <0 Retraining starts at the next lower rate. >0 Contains the retraining rate. |
GFXRT6
DESCRIPTION |
Controls the reception of T.6 encoding. T.6 encoding requires Error Correction Mode (ECM). ECM must be enabled to receive any T.6 encoded faxes. |
SYNTAX |
GFXRT6 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Turns off; cannot receive T.6 encoding. (Default) 1 Receives T.6 encoding if sender has capability. 2 Receives only T.6 encoding; refuses all others. |
GFXRTWOD
DESCRIPTION |
Controls TIFF Type 3 2-D line or transmission compression of received faxes, and writes a 2-D image to disk unless otherwise set by GFXFORM. |
SYNTAX |
GFXRTWOD <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Turns off; cannot receive TIFF Type 3 2-D compression. 1 Receives TIFF Type 3 2-D compression if sender has capability. (Default) 2 Receives TIFF Type 3 2-D compression; refuse all other formats. |
GFXRWIDTH
DESCRIPTION |
Selects the page width of incoming faxes. |
SYNTAX |
GFXRWIDTH <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 A4 size (Default) 1 A4 and B4 size 2 Any width |
SEE ALSO |
GFXRLENGTH |
GFXSCANTIME
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the scanline timing in milliseconds for incoming calls. When receiving from a remote fax machine, GDK specifies in the DIS field that it is capable of accepting scanlines at a certain rate. |
SYNTAX |
GFXSCANTIME <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 0-msec fax machine (Default) 5 5-msec fax machine 10 10-msec fax machine 20 20-msec fax machine 40 40-msec fax machine |
GFXSEC
DESCRIPTION |
Controls the ECM for outgoing faxes. |
SYNTAX |
GFXSECM <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Turns off so the ECM feature is not used. (Default) 1 Sends to any ECM-capable fax machine or board. 2 Sends to an ECM-capable fax machine or board only, and fails all other transmissions. |
EXAMPLE |
To instruct board one to send in the ECM mode whenever possible, enter the following: GFXSECM 1 |
GFXSHUTDOWN
DESCRIPTION |
Specifies the state of each fax channel. |
SYNTAX |
GFXSHUTDOWN <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Answers incoming calls and checks for Pending queue requests. or one or a combination of the following bit masks: 1 Ignores future incoming calls. For Dial-only operation. 2 Ignores future Pending queue requests. For Answer-only operation. 3 Does not send or receive. 4 Busies out the line; that is, makes the phone line busy by staying off- hook. The GFXSHUTDOWN values 0 and 2 are also controlled by the AutoReceive registry flag configuration. If the AutoReceive registry flag is set to "yes" when the GFXSHUTDOWN value is set to 0 or 2, the channels receive incoming faxes automatically. The associated queue record is stored in the queue file. This occurs even if there is no application controlling that channel. If the AutoReceive registry flag is set to "no" when the GFXSHUTDOWN value is set to 0 or 2, the channels do not receive incoming faxes when there is no application using the channel. The transmission fails and the sender receives an error indicated that the fax was not received. The default setting for the AutoReceive registry flag is "no". |
EXAMPLE |
These control bits may be combined. Thus, if n = 3, the second and third bits are in effect; if n = 7, the second, third, and fourth bits are in effect. The value of n can also be 5 or 6. |
GFXSPEAKER
DESCRIPTION |
Disables and enables the speaker on the CP Fax board. Not all CP fax boards have speakers. See the hardware manual for the board installed in the host system to determine whether or not the board has a speaker. |
SYNTAX |
GFXSPEAKER <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 No speaker. (Default) 1 Enables speaker during wait for answer tone. 2 Enables speaker during dial tone dialing. 3 Enables speaker continuously. |
GFXST6
DESCRIPTION |
Controls the transmission of T.6 encoding. T.6 encoding requires ECM. Therefore, ECM must be turned on first before the T.6 setting, or the firmware will reject the T.6 transmission. |
SYNTAX |
GFXST6 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Turns off; cannot send T.6 encoding. (Default) 1 Sends T.6 encoding if recipient has capability. 2 Sends only T.6 encoding; fails transmission if recipient does not have capability. |
GFXSTWOD
DESCRIPTION |
Controls TIFF Type 3 2-D line compression of fax transmissions. |
SYNTAX |
GFXSTWOD <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Turns off; cannot send TIFF Type 3 2-D compression. 1 Sends TIFF Type 3 2-D compression if recipient has capability. (Default) 2 Sends TIFF Type 3 2-D compression; fails transmission if recipient does not have capability. |
GFXTOPMARGIN
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the top margin of the fax page in text lines for |
SYNTAX |
GFXTOPMARGIN <n> |
VALUE |
n Is a value from 0 to 65. The default is 3. |
GFXWAIT
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the wait-for-answer time in seconds for each fax channel; that is, the length of time the channel will stay idle waiting for an incoming call to arrive before searching for something to send in the default answer state. |
SYNTAX |
GFXWAIT <n> |
VALUE |
n Is time in seconds. |
INIT
DESCRIPTION |
Initializes the specified fax channel. Each channel must be initialized with INIT before it can be used. |
SYNTAX |
INIT |
LOADFONT
DESCRIPTION |
Downloads a font into the one of the font slots used for on-the-fly ASCII conversions. The GFXCHARSET command is used to select the font number. |
SYNTAX |
LOADFONT <n> <filename> |
VALUE |
n Is a font number, from 0 to 3. filename Is the file containing the font. |
MODEMCTRL 1024
DESCRIPTION |
Changes the default dialing type when placing a call. The default is dependent upon the country code and version of the software that you are using. In the United States and Canada, pulse is the default setting for GDK 5.0 and earlier. Tone is the default setting for GDK 4.0 or later. |
SYNTAX |
MODEMCTRL 1024 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is one of the following values: 0 Is for pulse dialing 1 Is for tone dialing |
MODEMCTRL 2054
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the number of rings before answering. |
SYNTAX |
MODEMCTRL 2054 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is the number of rings. The default is 1. |
MODEMCTRL 2066
DESCRIPTION |
The dial string may contain the character ";" to indicate a pause while dialing. This command sets the time value for the ";" character. |
SYNTAX |
MODEMCTRL 2066 <n> |
VALUE |
n Is the time in milliseconds. The default is 1500 milliseconds. |
NUMCHAN
DESCRIPTION |
Defines the number of fax channels in the system. This must be defined before the channels can be addressed. |
SYNTAX |
NUMCHAN <n> |
VALUE |
n Is the number of fax channels in the system. |
QUEUET
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the time in seconds and milliseconds between Dispatcher checks of the Pending List. |
SYNTAX |
QUEUET <m> <n> |
VALUE |
m Is the time in seconds. The range is 0 to 32,767 seconds; reasonable settings are between 5 and 120. The default is 45. n Is the time in milliseconds. The default is 0. |
STATUST
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the interval between writes of the status table to the status file on disk. |
SYNTAX |
STATUST <m> <n> |
VALUE |
m Is the time in seconds. The default is 0. The range is 0 to 32,767 seconds. n Is the time in milliseconds. The default is 0. A reasonable number is 5. |
UPDATET
DESCRIPTION |
Sets the maximum time in seconds and milliseconds between writes to the log file. The log file may be written more frequently if significant transactions take place. |
SYNTAX |
UPDATET <m> <n> |
VALUE |
m Is the time in seconds. The range is 0 to 32,767 seconds. The default is 300. Reasonable numbers are between 15 seconds and 600 seconds. n Is the time in milliseconds. The default is 0. |
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