JP2002271600A - Facsimile equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To retransmit a facsimile, after confirming the end of busy state that the opposite party of transmission. SOLUTION: That the opposite party of transmission is busy, and when the opposite party is busy in the case of transmitting original data, retransmitting processing of the original data is carried out. Then, a call is connected to a service provider for providing a service to announce the end of the busy state of the party, and setting for receiving the service from the service provider is carried out; in facsimile equipment, having the function of identifying a signal from the service provider, at the time that the party is detected, a call is connected to the service provider, setting for using the service is carried out and at the time when the signal of busy end has been sent from the service provider can be confirmed, retransmission processing of the original data is carried out again.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus having a retransmission function for automatically retransmitting a signal when a transmission destination is busy.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when a communication partner machine is busy with a facsimile apparatus, after releasing the line, the original is again placed on the original reading section, and a re-dial key is pressed to perform manual retransmission.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. Hei 2-196563 discloses that, when the other party is busy, image data is stored in a buffer memory, and thereafter, redial is automatically performed at regular intervals until connection with the other party is established. Discloses a method in which the transmission operation does not have to be manually performed many times until a telephone line can be connected.

Further, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 3-96046 discloses a method for limiting the number of automatic recalls to N.

[0005]

However, in the conventional automatic retransmission method, retransmission is not actually performed after confirming the busy end of the transmission destination. In addition, there is a problem that time for connection is wasted due to repeated useless connection operations.

[0006]

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention mainly employs the following configuration. Detecting means for detecting that the transmission destination is busy, retransmission processing means for performing retransmission processing of the original data when the destination is busy by the detection means when transmitting the original data, Connection means connectable to a service provider providing a service for notifying the end of the previous talk, setting means for performing setting for receiving a service from the service provider, and identification of a signal from the service provider A facsimile apparatus comprising: a connection unit configured to connect to a service provider when the detection unit detects that the other party is busy and use the service by the setting unit. Is set, and at the time when the end-of-talk signal transmitted from the service provider is confirmed by the identification means, the retransmission processing means Facsimile apparatus further performs retransmission processing of the document data.

Further, in the facsimile apparatus, the facsimile apparatus connects to the service provider and sets a service when the other party is busy even after performing the retransmission processing a predetermined number of times by the retransmission processing means. apparatus.

Further, in the facsimile apparatus, when a notification signal indicating the end of the busy state is transmitted from the service provider after connection to the line, pattern matching between the notification signal and a predetermined pattern is performed after connection of the line to the call signal. A facsimile apparatus that performs retransmission processing when it is determined that they match and performs retransmission processing when it is determined that the notification signal has been received, and performs normal reception processing when it determines that they do not match.

Further, when the facsimile apparatus recognizes a signal indicating that the other party is not busy even if the detection end time of the service has been reached, the other party cannot talk. A facsimile apparatus for outputting a report that the original data could not be transmitted, and discarding the original data stored for retransmission.

[0010]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A facsimile apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an internal configuration of a facsimile apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a communication procedure of the facsimile apparatus of this embodiment, and FIG. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of an operation panel including a unit.

[0011] The facsimile apparatus according to this embodiment has a C
A control unit 1 comprising control means such as a PU, an NCU 2 for performing network control such as transmission of a dial signal to a telephone line network, a modem 3 for modulating and demodulating a signal for facsimile communication of image data, and a facsimile communication. An image memory 4 for storing image data;
OM6 (Read Only Memory), RAM5 (Ra) for storing the other party's telephone number, management table, and the like.
a display unit 8 including a system memory including a liquid crystal display and the like;
An operation unit 9 (an operation panel including a display unit and an operation unit) including various operation keys and switches, a document reading unit 10 for reading image data of a set document, and a printing unit for printing out image data on recording paper 12, an encoding / decoding unit 11 for performing processing such as encoding / decoding of image data, a timer unit 7 for measuring time, and a recognizing unit 13 for pattern recognition of characteristic parameters of a signal waveform.

This facsimile apparatus encodes image data read by an original reading section by an encoding / decoding section and transmits the encoded image data through a telephone network, while decoding image data received through a line by the encoding / decoding section. Performs the basic operation of printing out from the printing unit.

Next, a facsimile communication procedure will be described with reference to FIG. When transmitting data from the calling side, the called side sends out a CED (Called Station Identification Signal) upon detecting CNG (Calling Tone), and then NSF
(Non-standard function signal), CSI (calling terminal identification signal), D
Sends IS (digital identification signal). Then, TSI (transmission terminal identification signal), D
CS (digital command signal) is transmitted. continue,
Upon receiving the TCF (training check signal), the called side returns a CFR (reception preparation confirmation signal) and receives the image data (PIX).

Here, after receiving the image data, the MPS
(Multi-page signal) is received, an MCF (message confirmation signal) is returned, and the image data of the next page (second page) is received. Then, upon receiving the EOP (procedure end signal) and confirming that all the image data has been received, the MCF is returned and the DCN (disconnect command signal) is received to terminate the communication.

In the facsimile apparatus having the above configuration, the control signal from the telephone line network is transmitted to the recognition unit 13 via the NCU 2.
The busy tone (busy signal) is detected when the communication destination of the dial number input from the operation unit 9 is busy at the time of dialing. .. "Are determined by pattern matching of the characteristic parameters of the signal waveform.

The voice pattern matching method includes:
Although various methods have been considered, it is not generally used to compare and use the speech waveform itself for recognition. Previously, FFT was used as a means to extract voice features.
The spectrum calculated by (fast Fourier transform) was used. At present, however, the cepstrum (the inverse Fourier transform of the logarithm of the short-time amplitude spectrum of the waveform) is obtained by FFT or LPC (linear prediction method) analysis. Often used as an amount. Pattern recognition is performed using the obtained feature parameter time series. Generally, a method of performing recognition using a stochastic model called a hidden Markov model (HMM) or a method called a nonlinear expansion / contraction pattern matching method (DP matching) based on a point sequence distribution in a feature space is used.

As a conventional pattern matching method,
A method of recognizing a spectrum pattern of an input voice by comparing it with a standard phoneme spectrum pattern is disclosed in
No. 0-96104. As a recent technique, there is a method disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 59-2100, in which the number of frames is expanded or contracted in accordance with the utterance time length to perform DP matching.

Next, an outline of a service (for example, a service provided by a service provider such as a telephone company) when a communication partner is busy in the facsimile apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described. Hangs up once, dials “159” and presses “1” to register, and the service provider confirms the end of the conversation with the communication partner, calls the caller, and calls the caller. This is a service that informs that the talk has ended. After the caller is notified, the caller may hang up the telephone once and then press "3" following "159" to automatically redial the communication partner. Also, if the service partner does not end the talk within 45 minutes, the caller is informed of the fact, and the talk end notification of the other party is three times every 5 minutes. Will be informed.

Therefore, in the embodiment of the present invention, the method of notifying the provider of the service of the use of the call termination notification service is performed by dialing "1" after "159", thereby shortening the service use. The dialing method is to dial "3" following "159",
The content of the notification by the service is "Notice 159 if it becomes available. 0612345678 at 00:00 am in the morning (afternoon).
The talk has ended. …… ”, the number of redials for the use of the service is up to three times for one destination, the detection end time of the service is 45 minutes, the use of the service is one destination at the same time, the normal number of automatic redials Shows a facsimile apparatus in which the automatic re-dial is performed up to three times per destination and the normal automatic redial interval is set to three minutes. FIGS. 4 to 15 show operation flowcharts.

Each flowchart corresponds to each configuration example or operation example (contents described in the claims of the present application) in the embodiment of the present invention. Here, in FIG. 4 showing a basic configuration example or an operation mode example, (1) first, a transmission original is placed on the original reading unit, and a dial number is input by using numeric keys of the operation unit on the operation panel. The configuration of the operation panel is as shown in FIG. (2) When the operator confirms the number on the display screen and presses the start key,
The original is converted into digital data and stored in the image memory, and the dial number converted into a tone signal by the modem is transmitted to the telephone line network. If the other party is busy, the telephone company issues a busy signal on the line.

Next, (3) when a busy signal is detected by the control unit, (4) the line is disconnected, and (5) normal automatic redialing is performed up to three times at three minute intervals. If the communication partner is still busy after redialing three times, the busy end notification service is used. (6) Dial "159" and set "1" as the service use start setting. Dial ". (7) Then, disconnect the line and wait for notification from the service provider.

(8) Other processes such as transmission can be performed while waiting for the notification. (9) If there is a reception, connect the line, sample the conversation (communication) at the beginning, perform fast Fourier transform, and (10) compare with the parameter time series in the case of the word "notice when available". If the match is found, it is known that the call has been terminated by the service provider. (11) The line is disconnected, and (12)
After dialing "159", dial "3", which is the selection of the redial function. If the communication partner is not busy during the next call, the line is connected, and (13) data stored for retransmission can be sent according to the FAX transmission procedure. As described above, according to the flow described in FIG. 4 (the flow of FIG. 4 is partially omitted in this detailed description, but the description of the flow of FIG. 4 is the content of the present embodiment. The same can be said for FIGS. 5 to 15 described later), and the basic FAX transmission procedure according to the present embodiment can be advanced.

Next, in FIG. 5 showing another example of the operation mode, the basic operation is the same as that in FIG. 4. (14) When the notification pattern of the other party's mid-call end service is not matched, In this case, a pseudo call is made. The flowchart of FIG. 5 differs from that of FIG. 4 in (1)
4), that is, if the extracted data is "Notify when available"
If the handset does not match, a pseudo ringing tone is transmitted to the handset, and if the handset is off-hook, the line is connected to the handset, and if the handset is on-hook, the line is released.
Thus, it is possible to cope with a normal voice conversation even while waiting for the notification signal.

In FIG. 6 showing another example of the operation mode, if no pattern matching is performed, (15) F
When an AX signal (CNG) is received, FAX reception is performed, and when no AX signal (CNG) is received, an external telephone is pseudo-called. That is, a CNG detection flow 15 is provided before sending a false ringing tone to a handset when pattern matching is not performed as shown in FIG. 5, and as shown in FIG.
Perform reception. Thus, it is possible to cope with normal fax transmission and voice conversation even while waiting for the notification signal.

In FIG. 7 showing another example of the operation mode, (16) a ringback tone is sent to a communication partner when a line is connected (during reception), and any of a facsimile, a normal call, and a call end notification signal arrives. (1)
7) (in the case of normal telephone), (18) (in the case of FAX),
As in (19) (call termination notification), by stopping the ring back tone, the communication partner is made to think that the call state is continued during the determination. As in the flow shown in FIG. 7, the transmission of the ringback tone is started immediately after the "reception" shown in FIG. 6, and the ringback tone is stopped after any of the incoming calls is determined. As a result, if the communication partner makes a call as a normal call, if the communication partner hears the silent state during signal detection, there is a risk of being mistaken for a failure. And give the caller no discomfort.

In FIG. 8 showing another example of the operation mode, (20) the notification signal indicates that the call was not ended even when the detection end time came (for example, even if 45 minutes passed, If the caller does not end the call, the retransmission processing is ended. That is, as described in the block indicated by the dashed bracket 20 in FIG. 8, when the word "story did not end" is matched, printing that transmission was not possible, erasing of the destination dial number, and fax transmission are performed. Delete credit data. Thus, the operator is notified that the transmission has failed, so that the operator can respond later. Further, the data storage area can be effectively used.

In FIG. 9 showing another example of the operation mode, (21) the measurement of the detection end time (the period during which the other party's busy end is detected) is also performed by itself (by a timer in the facsimile machine). Like that. That is, in the example of FIG. 9, the service detection end time is set to 45 minutes.
In the example shown in the figure, if t2 ≧ 45 minutes, that is, if the notification signal of the end of talking cannot be recognized even if the set detection end time of the service has been reached, the other party is talking and the original data is not read. It outputs a report that transmission failed and discards the document data stored for retransmission. If the service user is on a call when the service detection end time comes, the phone company will try to contact several times and then stop contacting, so the end of the detection service may not be reported. . Therefore, according to this example of the operation mode, the service user side also measures the elapsed time, and when the time comes (for example, after 45 minutes have elapsed), cancels the notification signal detection operation, thereby preventing malfunction due to false detection. be able to. Further, the data storage area can be effectively used.

In FIG. 10 showing another example of the operation mode, (22) an annunciation signal indicating that the call has not been terminated even when the detection end time has arrived is slightly different from the operation example of FIG. In this case, the retransmission processing is terminated, but the dial number and the data for fax transmission are temporarily moved to the storage area,
(23) If the user wants to retransmit the stored data, (24) it is possible to transmit without rescanning and re-entering the destination (in the example shown in FIG. 10, the stored dial number is stored in RAM from the storage area) Move and move the stored FAX data to the image memory). Thereby, the operator is notified that the transmission has failed, so that the operator can respond later. If the operator wishes to retransmit at that time, retransmission can be performed immediately.

FIG. 11 shows another example of the operation mode, which is slightly different from the example of the operation mode of FIG. 10 in a case where no notification signal is received even after the end of the service detection (for example, 45 minutes). Then, a report that the other party is busy and the original could not be transmitted is output (for example, printed out), and the detection of the notification signal is canceled, but (25) the data for retransmission is saved, and (26) (27) The data can be retransmitted immediately by pressing the stored data retransmission key. Thereby, even if the end of the detection service is not reported, it is possible to prevent a malfunction due to a subsequent false detection.

In FIG. 12 showing another example of the operation mode, (30) and (31) when the call is not ended even when the detection end time comes, reset of the use of the notification service after the normal redialing process. To do. Also, (2
8) (29) The number of times of resetting the use of the service is counted, and if the call is not ended even after resetting three times, the redialing process is ended. As a result, the service can be automatically used for a time longer than the detection end time of the service.

In FIG. 13 showing another example of the operation mode, (32) voice pattern matching is performed only when the ringing tone is a special pattern for notifying the end of a call. That is, if the notification signal from the service provider (the call termination report of the other party or the report of the call non-completion during the detection termination period) is a special pattern in the ringing tone,
Pattern matching is performed only when the ringing tone is a special pattern. As a result, it is possible to reduce the probability that a normal call is disconnected due to erroneous pattern matching detection of an analog signal.

In FIG. 14 showing another example of the operation mode, (33) when a plurality of call termination notification services are used (when there are a plurality of transmission destinations), the call termination notified by the notification service is terminated. The voice data that is long enough to detect the phone number of the other party that ended the call, performs matching, detects the phone number,
Retransmission data corresponding to the destination is prepared (save data corresponding to the dial number is moved to the image memory). That is, when the broadcast service is set alone, short pattern recognition is performed to detect a broadcast signal, but when a plurality of broadcast services are set, long pattern recognition is performed to detect a broadcast signal and recognize dial numbers. Thus, when the plurality of services are set, it is necessary to surely confirm the retransmission destination. However, when the single service is set, it is possible to determine an object that can be retransmitted only by contacting the service. be able to.

In FIG. 15 showing another example of the operation mode, in order to improve the accuracy of discriminating the destination number when the call termination notification service is used for a plurality of places (a plurality of transmission destinations), (34) The part considered to be the telephone number notification part of the call termination notification service is extracted and matched (as shown in FIG. 15, the part considered to be the time notification part is deleted from the extracted data, and the dial number part is deleted). recognize). When a plurality of broadcast services are set, a two-stage recognition of performing a long pattern recognition (for confirming a dial number) after a lapse of a fixed time after the line connection is performed after a short pattern recognition for detecting a broadcast signal is performed. It is. This is the case where the service setting destination communication end time guidance is performed before the setting destination dial number guidance,
Recognition of information other than dial numbers is inefficient and increases the possibility of erroneous recognition. Therefore, it is desirable to recognize only a portion considered to be a dial number as much as possible. Therefore, the accuracy of pattern recognition of the dialed number can be improved by omitting a portion that seems to be informing the time from the recognition target.

Next, the configuration of the document reading section and the printing section of the facsimile apparatus according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. This facsimile apparatus is a digital multifunction peripheral 30, and the main body of the digital multifunction peripheral 30 is roughly composed of a scanner unit 31 and a laser recording unit 32.

The scanner unit 31 includes a document table 35 made of transparent glass and a double-sided automatic document feeder (RADF) 3 for automatically feeding and conveying the document onto the document table 35.
6, and a document image reading unit for scanning and reading an image of a document placed on the document placing table 35, that is, a scanner unit 40. The document image read by the scanner unit 31 is sent to an image data input unit described later as image data, and predetermined image processing is performed on the image data.

In the RADF 36, a plurality of documents are set at once on a document tray (not shown) provided, and the set documents are automatically fed one by one onto a document table of the scanner unit. It is a device to do. Also RAD
F36, a transport path for a one-sided original, a transport path for a two-sided original, a transport path switching unit, and a controller for the original passing through each unit so that the scanner unit reads one or both sides of the original according to an operator's selection. It is composed of a group of sensors that grasp and manage the status, a control unit, and the like. Since many proposals and commercializations of the RADF 36 have been made, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

A scanner unit 40 constituting the scanner section 31 for reading an image of a document on the document table 35
Is a lamp reflector assembly 41 for exposing the surface of the original, and a photoelectric conversion element (CCD) for reflecting the reflected light image from the original.
A first scanning unit 40a equipped with a first reflecting mirror 42a for reflecting reflected light from a document for guiding
A second scanning unit 40b including second and third reflection mirrors 42b and 42c for guiding a reflected light image from the first reflection mirror unit 40a to a photoelectric conversion element (CCD), and reflection from a document. An optical lens 43 for forming an optical image on an element (CCD) for converting an optical image into an electric image signal via each of the above-described reflecting mirrors, and an optical lens 43 for converting a reflected light image from a document into an electric image signal CCD element 4
4.

The scanner unit 31 moves the scanner unit 40 along the lower surface of the document table 35 while sequentially placing the document to be read on the document table 35 by the related operation of the RADF 36 and the scanner unit 40. It is configured to move and read the original image. In particular, the first scanning unit 40a travels at a constant speed V from left to right along the document table, and the second scanning unit 4a
0b is scanning-controlled in parallel in the same direction at a speed of V / 2 with respect to the speed V. As a result, the image of the document placed on the document placing table 35 is sequentially formed on the CCD element 44 line by line to read the image.

The image data obtained by reading the original image by the scanner unit 40 is sent to an image processing unit, which will be described later, and after being subjected to various processes, is temporarily stored in a memory of the image processing unit, and output instructions The image in the memory is read out according to (1) and transferred to the laser printer unit 32 to form an image on a recording sheet. The laser printer unit 32 includes a sheet conveying system as a recording material for forming an image, a laser writing unit 46, and an electrophotographic processing unit 48 for forming an image.

The laser writing unit 46 includes a semiconductor laser light source that emits a laser beam in accordance with image data read from the memory after reading by the above-described scanner unit 40 or image data transferred from an external device. It has a polygon mirror that deflects the laser light at an equal angular speed, an f-θ lens that corrects the laser light deflected at an equal angular speed so as to be deflected at a constant angular speed on a photosensitive drum constituting the electrophotographic process unit 48, and the like. ing. The electrophotographic process unit 48 includes a charger, a developing device, a transfer device, a peeling device, a cleaning device, and a static eliminator around a known photosensitive drum.

On the other hand, the sheet conveying system includes a conveying section for conveying the sheet P to a transfer position where an electrophotographic processing section for forming an image described above, particularly, a transfer unit is arranged, and the conveying section 3
Cassette feeder 5 for feeding sheets P to
1, 52, 53, or a manual feeder 54 for appropriately feeding sheets of a required size, and a fixing device 4 for fixing an image formed on the sheet P after transfer, particularly a toner image.
9, a re-supply path 55 for re-supplying the sheet P to form an image again on the back surface of the sheet P after fixing. A post-processing device that receives a sheet P on which an image is recorded and performs a predetermined process on the sheet P is disposed downstream of the fixing device 49.

In the laser writing unit 46 and the electrophotographic processing unit 48, the image data read from the image memory is scanned by the laser beam by the laser writing unit 46 so that the photosensitive drum 4 is scanned.
8, a toner image formed as an electrostatic latent image and visualized with toner is electrostatically transferred and fixed onto the surface of a sheet conveyed from any of the sheet feeding units of the multi-stage sheet feeding unit. You. The paper on which the image is formed in this manner is supplied to the fixing device 4.
9 is conveyed into the post-processing device 34 via the discharge rollers 57.

[0043]

According to various embodiments of the present invention, the following effects can be obtained. In other words, by sending a facsimile after confirming that the destination telephone line is free, it is possible to eliminate unnecessary line use time that occurs when the destination is busy and to efficiently connect the line. Can be used.

In the case where a fee is charged each time the service is used, the service is automatically combined with a normal automatic retransmission (retransmission is automatically performed at predetermined intervals up to a predetermined number of times). Thus, the service can be used only when the busy time is long, and the service usage fee can be reduced as much as possible.

Further, by performing a job such as transmission or printing other than the job whose communication destination is known to be busy and cannot be connected, highly efficient job management can be performed. Further, while waiting for the call termination notification signal, it is possible to cope with normal fax transmission and normal voice conversation.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an internal configuration of a facsimile apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a communication procedure of the facsimile apparatus of the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of an operation panel including a display unit and an operation unit in the facsimile apparatus.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a basic configuration example or an operation mode example according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing another configuration example or operation example 1 of the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating another configuration example or an operation example 2 according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing another configuration example or operation example 3 in the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing another example of the configuration or the fourth example of the operation mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing another configuration example or operation example 5 in the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing another example of the configuration or example 6 of the operation in the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing another example of the configuration or the seventh operation example of the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing another configuration example or operation example 8 in the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing another example of the configuration or the operation example 9 of the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing another configuration example or operation example 10 of the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing another configuration example or operation example 11 of the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a detailed structure of a document reading unit and a printing unit of the facsimile apparatus.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 1 control unit composed of CPU 2 NCU 3 modem 4 image memory 5 RAM 6 ROM 7 timer unit 8 display unit 9 operation unit 10 document reading unit 11 encoding / decoding unit 12 printing unit 13 recognition unit 30 digital multifunction machine 31 scanner unit 32 laser Recording unit 35 Document table 36 Double-sided automatic document feeder 40 Scanner unit 46 Laser writing unit 48 Electrophotographic process unit

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[Claims] 1. A retransmitting means for detecting that a transmission destination is busy, and retransmitting the original data when transmitting the original data when the destination is busy when transmitting the original data. Processing means, connecting means connectable to a service provider providing a service for notifying the other party of the end of the busy state, setting means for performing setting for receiving a service from the service provider, and the service provider And a discriminating means for identifying a signal from the facsimile apparatus, wherein when the detecting means detects that the other party is busy, the connecting means connects to a service provider and the setting Means for setting the use of the service, and when the signal indicating the end of the busy sent from the service provider can be confirmed by the identification means, Facsimile apparatus and performs a retransmission process of the document data by the retransmission processing means. 2. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the retransmission processing means connects to the service provider when the other party is busy even after performing retransmission processing a predetermined number of times. Facsimile machine characterized by performing the following settings: 3. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 2, wherein a period from when the setting of the service is started by the setting unit to when the end of the busy state of the other party can be confirmed by the recognizing unit is determined. A facsimile machine which permits jobs other than transmission. 4. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein, when the service provider sends a notification signal indicating the end of the busy state after the line is connected, the facsimile apparatus transmits the call signal to the notification signal after the line is connected. A facsimile apparatus that performs pattern matching with a pattern, performs retransmission processing when it is determined that they match, and determines that the notification signal has been received, and performs normal reception processing when it determines that they do not match. . 5. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when a notification signal of the end of busy is transmitted from the service provider after connection to the line, the line is automatically connected to the call signal, Performs pattern matching between the broadcast signal and a predetermined pattern. If the broadcast signal can be detected, the line is temporarily disconnected and retransmission processing is performed, and if the broadcast signal is not detected, a telephone connected to the facsimile apparatus is transmitted. A facsimile machine for sending a pseudo ringing tone. 6. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when the service provider sends a call end notification signal after the line connection, the line is automatically connected to a call signal. Performs pattern matching between the broadcast signal and a predetermined pattern and detects a FAX signal. If the broadcast signal is detected, the line is temporarily disconnected and retransmission processing is performed. If the fax signal is detected, the FA is detected.
A facsimile apparatus which starts X communication and sends a pseudo ringing tone to a telephone connected to the facsimile apparatus when neither the notification signal nor the facsimile signal is detected. 7. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 6, wherein a pseudo ringback tone is transmitted to a line while the broadcast signal is being detected after receiving the call. 8. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when a speech incomplete notification signal indicating that the other party's busy has not ended even when the detection end time of the service has been reached, A facsimile apparatus for outputting a report indicating that the other party is busy and could not transmit the original data, and discards the original data stored for retransmission. 9. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 8, wherein a detection end time of the service is set by a timer in the facsimile apparatus, and a notification signal of a busy end is provided even when the set end time of the service is reached. A facsimile apparatus for outputting a report that the other party is busy and could not transmit the original data, and discards the original data stored for retransmission. 10. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when a speech incomplete notification signal indicating that the other party's busy has not ended even when the detection end time of the service has been reached, A facsimile apparatus which outputs a report indicating that the other party is busy and could not transmit the original data, and the original data stored for retransmission can be retransmitted by operating a retransmission key of an operation unit. 11. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein if no notification signal is obtained even when the detection end time of the service is reached, the other party is busy and cannot transmit the original data. A facsimile apparatus capable of outputting a report of the fact that the original data stored for retransmission can be retransmitted by operating a retransmission key of an operation unit. 12. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein, when a busy incomplete notification signal indicating that the busy of the other party has not ended even when the detection end time of the service has been reached, A facsimile machine wherein the service is automatically performed a plurality of times by resetting the use of the service. 13. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the call signal sent from the service provider before connection to the line is a special pattern including a notification signal of a busy end, and the connection after the line is connected. Performing pattern matching between the notification signal and a predetermined pattern, performing retransmission processing if the notification signal can be received when it is determined that they match, and performing normal reception processing when determining that the notification signal does not match Facsimile machine. 14. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 1, wherein, when a plurality of services are set to notify the other party of the busy end notification service, the busy end notification signal is detected when the service is set alone. A facsimile apparatus that performs longer pattern matching for detecting the busy end notification signal and recognizing a dial number as compared with short pattern matching for facsimile. 15. The facsimile apparatus according to claim 12, wherein, when a plurality of services are set, after a short pattern matching for detecting the busy end notification signal, dial number recognition is performed after a lapse of a predetermined time from line connection. Facsimile apparatus which performs two-stage pattern matching for performing long pattern matching.