Communication device
AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTakanobu Suzuki, Hirotaka Asakura, Munehisa Matsuda, Satoshi Tanaka
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Abstract
An MFP establishes a first communication link L1 by receiving an activation command and sending an OK command. The MFP receives first target data from a portable device by using the first communication link. The MFP generates second target data by processing the first target data. After receiving the first target data, the MFP disconnects the first communication link. The MFP establishes a second communication link by receiving the activation command and sending the OK command. The MFP sends the second target data to the portable device by using the second communication link.
Claims3
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing computer-readable instructions for a communication device,
- wherein the computer-readable instructions, when executed by a processor of the communication device, cause the communication device to:
- establish, via a first communication interface of the communication device, a first communication link between the communication device and an external device according to a first communication scheme;
- after the first communication link has been established, read communication setting information from a memory of the external device via the first communication interface by using the first communication link,
- the communication setting information being for executing, via a second communication interface that is different from the first communication interface, communication with the external device according to a second communication scheme that is different from the first communication scheme, and
- a communication speed according to the first communication scheme being slower than a communication speed according to the second communication scheme;
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- after the communication setting information has been read from the memory of the external device, write a response indicating that the communication setting information has been read in the memory of the external device via the first communication interface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.