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Fax Glossary

JBIG
This is the Joint Binary Image Group which is a group of experts from the CCITT and ISO who have developed the bi-level image standard ITU-T T.82. There is also a new pending JBIG-2 compression method.  
JPEG
This is the Joint Photographic Experts Group which is a group of experts from the ITU-T and ISO who have developed as advanced data compression standard for compressing images (color or B/W) or still frame video. The resulting standard is ITU-T T.81. There is also a new pending JPEG 2000 compression method.  
Keypad dialing
Also known as "on-hook dialing." Allows the user to dial directly through the keypad without having to pick up the telephone handset.
Memory transmission
The storage of documents in memory for transmitting when the phone line is free or at a time predetermined by the user.
MFPI
This is the Multi-Functional Peripheral Interface, which is an interim standard under TR-29.2 project PN-1906 for a new class of hybrid devices which may have fax, print, scan and copy capabilities, as well as local storage. This work is approved as interim standard IS-650.
MIME
MIME is short for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions and has been standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) as document RFC 2045-2049 (replacing RFC 1521 - see RFC).
Modem data speed
This refers to the top speed in bits per second (bps) at which the facsimile machine transmits code.
One-touch dialing
The ability to dial programmed numbers using one keystroke instead of using a conventional keypad.
On-hook dialing
The ability to dial numbers using the keypad on the fax unit without lifting the handset.