JPH03216068A - Facsimile equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent a specific document from being mixed into other document or missing by storing a received document into a memory when a password is coincident with a preset password and printing it out immediately when dissident. CONSTITUTION:A control section 9 controls a read section 1, a recording section 3, a MODEM 5, a memory 6, an operation section 7 and a ringer detection section 8. In this case, when a preset password is coincident with a password sent from a transmitter at the reception, the received document is stored in the memory 6 and the recording section 3 prints it out by the print operation of the operation section 7. Thus, it is possible to print out only a document received from a specific party with the print operation of the operator. Thus, it is prevented that an important document is mixed in other documents or missing.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The present invention relates to facsimile devices.

[Conventional technology]

When conventional facsimile machines automatically receive image information using a ringer signal, the document information sent from an unspecified number of recipients is decoded and then recorded on recording paper in the recording section. were stacked sequentially on a stacker.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

However, as mentioned above, conventional facsimile machines automatically record received document information and then stack it one after another, making it difficult to clearly distinguish between documents when two or more documents accumulate. However, there are disadvantages such as certain documents may be mixed in with other documents or lost.

[Means to solve the problem]

At the time of reception, the facsimile device of the present invention stores the received document in the memory if the password included in the non-standard procedure signal sent from the transmitter matches a preset password, and if it does not match, the facsimile device stores the received document in the memory. The apparatus has a control section that immediately prints the received document without storing it in the memory.

〔Example〕

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of one embodiment of the present invention.

In the figure, a reading section 1 converts the image information of a document into an electrical signal, and an encoding section 2 reduces theta l by using the correlation of the image information read by the reading section l. The recording section 3 prints the image information sent from the other party's terminal on recording paper, and the decoding section 4 decodes the encoded data sent from the other party's terminal to restore the original image information. The motem 5 modulates the image information encoded by the encoder 2 and outputs it to the line, and also demodulates the modulated image information sent from the other party's terminal to the original image information and transmits it to the decoder 4 or Output to memory 6.

The memory 6 stores image information demodulated by the modem 5 and its management information, the operation section 7 performs a man-machine interface using operation switches and display elements, and the ringer detection section 8 detects linker signals from the telephone line network. . Control unit 9
are reading section 1, recording section 3, modem 5, memory 6, operation section 7
and controls the phosphor power detection section 8.

When the transmitting side dials the device, a ringer signal arrives at the device from the telephone line network. The ringer power signal is detected by the ringer detection section 8 and notified to the control section 9. When the control unit 9 is notified of the detection of the phosphorus power signal,
A CED signal and an initial identification signal (NS
F, TS I, DIS) and to monitor communication procedure signals from the other party, and enters the receiving state. Figure 2 is G
■A general timing chart of communication is shown. Moreover, FIG. 3 shows a general timing chart of GIII communication between machines of the same manufacturer.

If this device and the transmitter are from the same manufacturer, the transmitter will send out TSI and NSS signals in response to the NSF, TSI and DIS signals, as shown in FIG. Control unit 9
When notified of the reception of the NSS signal from modem 5, checks whether it contains password information or not.
If password information is included, it is checked against a password preset in the device, and if they match, the modem 5 instructs the memory 6 to store the image signal demodulated. Next, the control unit 9 instructs the motem 5 to receive the training signal (TCP). Furthermore, when the control section 9 is notified of the TCF signal from the modem 5, it instructs the modem 5 to demodulate the image signal after confirming that there is no error in it. Therefore, the received image signal is demodulated by the motem 5 and stored in the memory 6. After the reception is completed, the control unit 9
instructs the operation unit 7 to display that the received image is stored in the memory 6. The operator knows from the display on the operation unit 7 that the received document is in the memory, and presses the print key. When the control unit 9 is notified by the operation unit 7 that the print key has been pressed, it instructs the recording unit 3 to print the image signal output from the decoding unit 4 on recording paper, and also instructs the memory 6 to print the image signal output from the decoding unit 4 on recording paper. The decoding section 4 is instructed to output the image signal stored in the decoding section 4. Therefore, the received document is sent from the memory 6 via the decoding section 4 to the recording section 3, where it is flinted.

On the other hand, if the password information included in the NSS signal sent from the transmitter does not match the password preset in this device, or if the NSS signal does not contain password information, or if the device and transmitter If the devices are not from the same manufacturer and no NSS signal is sent from the transmitter, the control section 9 instructs the recording section 3 to print the image signal output from the decoding section 4 on recording paper. Next, the motem 5 is instructed to receive the training signal (TCP). Furthermore, when the control section 9 is notified of the TCF signal from the motem 5, it instructs the modem 5 to demodulate the image signal after confirming that there is no error in it. Therefore, the received image signal is demodulated by the modem 5, passed through the decoding section 4, and printed on recording paper by the recording section 3.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, in the present invention, if the password set in advance at the time of reception matches the password sent from the transmitter, the received document is stored in memory and printed by the print operation. Only the received document can be retrieved by the operator's print operation. Therefore, it is possible to prevent important documents from being mixed in with other documents or being lost.

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[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a general timing chart for GI communication between the same manufacturers. 1... Reading section, 2... Encoding section, 3...
Recording unit, 4...Decoding unit, 5...Motem, 6...
. . . Memory, 7 . . . Operation section, 8 . . . Ringer detection section, 9 . . . Control section.

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) Has a memory that stores multiple pages of manuscript information;
In a facsimile machine that can temporarily store received image information in the memory and print it arbitrarily after reception is completed, if the password included in the non-standard procedure signal sent from the transmitter matches the one set in advance. The facsimile apparatus includes a control unit that stores received image information in the memory, and if they do not match, immediately prints the received image information without storing it in the memory. (2) The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the control unit causes a display unit to display that the received image information is stored in the memory.