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US 2003/0117667 A1Published application
Facsimile machine
AssigneeMurata Kikai Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMasashi Eguchi
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Abstract
A facsimile machine includes a receiver receiving image data, a first setting device setting a forwarding destination to some of the image data received by the receiver and a first transmitter transmitting the image data to the forward destination set by the first setting device. The facsimile machine also includes a second transmitter transmitting the image data not set with the forwarding destination by the first setting device to a prescribed forwarding destination.
Claims21
A facsimile machine comprising:
- means for receiving image data;
- a first means for setting a forwarding destination to some of the image data received by the means for receiving;
- a first means for transmitting the image data to the forwarding destination set by the first means for setting;
- and
- a second means for transmitting the image data not set with the forwarding destination by the first means for setting to a prescribed forwarding destination.
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A facsimile machine comprising:
- a means for receiving reception information along with image data;
- a first means for setting a forwarding destination of the image data in accordance with the reception information;
- a means for determining whether or not the forwarding destination of the image data received by the means for receiving is set by the first means for setting;
- a first means for transmitting the image data to the forwarding destination when it is determined that the forwarding destination is set by the first means for setting;
- and
- a second means for transmitting the image data to a prescribed forwarding destination that is independent from the forwarding destination set by the first means for setting when it is determined that the forwarding destination is not set by the first means for setting.
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A method for controlling a facsimile machine comprising:
- setting a forwarding destination of image data as reception information;
- receiving the reception information along with image data;
- determining whether or not the forwarding destination of the received image data has been set in accordance with the reception information;
- transmitting the image data to the forwarding destination when it is determined that the forwarding destination has been set in accordance with the reception information;
- and
- transmitting the image data to a prescribed forwarding destination that is independent from the set forwarding destination when it is determined that the forwarding destination has not been set in accordance with the reception information.
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A facsimile machine comprising:
- means for receiving reception information along with image data;
- a first means for setting a forwarding destination to some of the image data in accordance with the reception information;
- a second means for setting a forwarding destination independent of the first means for setting;
- a means for determining whether or not the forwarding destination is set by the first means for setting;
- a first means for transmitting the image data to the forwarding destination when the means for determining determines that the forwarding destination is set by the first means for setting;
- and
- a second means for transmitting the image data to the forwarding destination set by the second means for setting when the means for determining determines that the forwarding destination has not been set by the first means for setting.
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A facsimile machine comprising:
- a receiver receiving image data;
- a first setting device setting a forwarding destination to some of the image data received by the receiver;
- a first transmitter transmitting the image to the forwarding destination set by the first setting device;
- and
- a second transmitter transmitting the image data not set with the forwarding destination by the first setting device to a prescribed forwarding destination.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.