JP3397367B2 - Facsimile machine - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a facsimile machine, and more particularly to a facsimile machine which classifies and outputs each communication which enables recommunication from an erroneous page.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a facsimile apparatus which separates and outputs each communication, the output stage to a sorter is changed for each communication, or staples are used for each communication, or roll paper is used. If so, it has been proposed to perform a cutting operation for each communication. Here, the communication in error was processed as one communication.

[0003]

For this reason, when the transmitter side can retransmit from the error page at the time of error communication, the error communication and the error page retransmission are processed as two communication. . Therefore, if these sorts of communications are classified by the sorter, it is 2
Output to the stage sorter. Also, if you classify each communication by binding with a stapler etc.,
A bind operation is performed for each (two) communication. Further, when recording is performed on roll paper and the communication is cut for each communication to classify each communication, the cutting operation is performed for each (two) communication.

As described above, even if the receiver side has a function of classifying each communication, if recommunication is performed from an error page, one communication is divided into two or more, and the user is There was a big drawback that it was not possible to accurately grasp the break.

[0005]

According to the present invention, in a facsimile apparatus capable of resending from an erroneous page, erroneous communication and subsequent re-communication from an erroneous page are integrated into one communication (reception). ) Can now be treated as. Here, as the classification for each communication,
We are considering binding such as sorters and staplers, and one communication cut for roll paper.

When sorting is performed for each communication by the sorter,
Since the communication in error and the subsequent re-communication from the page in error are regarded as the same communication (reception), they are output to the same stage of the sorter.

Further, in the case of classifying each communication by binding with a stapler or the like, since the communication in error and the subsequent recommunication from the page in error are regarded as the same communication (reception), one communication (reception) Bind as.

Further, when performing classification by cutting one communication on the roll paper, since the communication in error and the re-communication from the page in error thereafter are regarded as the same communication (reception), recording is performed between these communication. Do not cut the paper.

In the above, the receiver informs the transmitter whether or not it has the function of classifying each communication, including integrating the error communication and the re-communication from the error page. And means for notifying the receiver whether or not to perform re-communication from the error page. Here, the transmitter is notified from the receiver that it has a function of classifying each communication, including integrating the communication in error and the re-communication from the errored page thereafter, and, Information indicating re-communication from the error page is not included in the information of re-communication (transmission) from the error page when the receiver is notified to perform re-communication from the error page. In addition, when the transmitter is notified by the receiver that it does not have the function of classifying each communication, including integrating the communication in error and the re-communication from the page in error thereafter. The information indicating that the error communication is re-communication is included in the information regarding the re-communication (transmission) from the error page.

In the above, the receiver side records only the information correctly received on one page, and does not record the information that has an error in the middle of one page. Here, it is impossible to record only the information correctly received for one page, that is, when the receiving side records the received information in real time, the errored page information is moved to another place and classified by the sorter,
It is not output to the same stage of the sorter, and is excluded from the binding information for each communication in the classification by binding.

In the above, the communication result report, etc.
The error communication and the subsequent re-communication from the error page are output separately, and the re-communication from the error page is a re-communication of the error communication.

As a result, when the receiver side has a function of classifying each communication, if the error page is retransmitted, these two or more communication (reception) are regarded as one communication. After processing, it is possible to output to the same sorter stage, bind as one communication, and cut one communication, so that the user can accurately grasp the break of communication. When these functions are enabled, the information of the retransmission from the error page does not include the information of the retransmission of the error communication, so the user may not receive the information without any error. You can get the same recorded information. Here, the information of the re-communication of the error communication is included in the information of the re-transmission from the page in error from the transmitter side when these functions are not effective. Became able to recognize this fact.

Further, when the received information is recorded in real time, it becomes possible to delete the erroneous page information.

Further, in the case of re-communication from an erroneous page, the operator can recognize which communication is re-communication, which is easy to use.

[0015]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described in detail below based on the embodiments shown in the drawings.

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

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 2 denotes a telephone network used for data communication and the like. Therefore, by connecting to the terminal of the line, connection control of the telephone switching network, switching to a data communication path, and loop are performed. Network control unit NCU (Net
work control unit). Signal line 2
a is a telephone line. The NCU 2 inputs the signal on the signal line 52a, and if the signal level is "0", connects the telephone line to the telephone side, that is, the signal line 2a to the signal line 2b. If the signal level of the signal line 52a is "1", the telephone line is connected to the facsimile machine side, that is, the signal line 2a is connected to the signal line 2c. In a normal state, the telephone line is connected to the telephone side.

Reference numeral 4 is a telephone.

Reference numeral 6 is a hybrid circuit for separating a transmission system signal and a reception system signal. That is, the signal line 24a
The transmission signal of passes through the signal line 2c and the NCU2,
It is sent to the telephone line. Further, the signal sent from the other party is output to the signal line 6a after passing through the NCU 2 and then the signal line 2c.

Reference numeral 8 is a modulator for performing the modulation based on the well-known CCITT recommendation V21. The modulator 8 uses the signal line 52
The procedure signal of b is input, modulation is performed, and the modulated data is output to the signal line 8a.

Reference numeral 10 denotes a reading circuit, which is used to read a transmission original.
Image signals for one line in the main scanning direction are sequentially read to create a signal string representing binary values of white and black. It is composed of an image pickup device such as CCD (electrically coupled device) and an optical system. The binarized signal sequence of white and black is output to the signal line 10a.

When an information output command pulse indicating that the data is to be retransmitted is generated on the signal line 52c, the signal 12 indicates, for example, on the signal line 12a, "This information is at communication number 2311, November 24, 1992, 10:20. It is a re-transmission from the error page of the transmitted information. "Is an information creating circuit indicating that the information is re-transmitted as a dot pattern.

Reference numeral 14 is a signal line 14 in which the information output to the signal line 10a and the signal line 12a is input and the addition result is added.
It is an adder circuit that outputs to a.

Reference numeral 16 is for inputting the read data output to the signal line 14a or information for re-transmission,
The encoded data (MH (Modified Huffman) encoding or MR (Modified Read) encoding) is output to the signal line 16a.

Reference numeral 18 denotes a memory circuit, which is a signal line 52d.
Under the control of, the encoded data output to the signal line 16a is connected to the memory circuit 18, and under the control of the signal line 52d, the data stored in the memory circuit 18 is output to the signal line 18a.

Numeral 20 inputs the information outputted to the signal line 18a, decodes it according to need according to the scaling, mode and encoding outputted to the signal line 52e, and scales it, and codes it. And a decoding / magnifying / encoding circuit for converting the information to output to the signal line 20a.

Reference numeral 22 is a known CCITT recommendation V27te.
It is a modulator that performs modulation based on r (differential phase modulation) or V29 (quadrature modulation). The modulator 22 receives the signal on the signal line 12a and outputs the modulated data to the signal line 14a.

Reference numeral 24 is an adder circuit which inputs the signals of the signal line 8a and the signal line 22a and outputs the addition result to the signal line 24a.

Reference numeral 26 is a demodulator for performing demodulation based on the well-known CCITT recommendation V21. The demodulator 26 receives the signal on the signal line 6a, performs V21 demodulation, and outputs the demodulated data to the signal line 26a.

28 is a known CCITT recommendation V27te
It is a demodulator that performs demodulation based on r (differential phase modulation) or V29 (quadrature modulation). The demodulator 28 receives the signal on the signal line 6a and demodulates it, and outputs the demodulated data to the signal line 2
8a.

Numeral 30 designates the signal line 28 according to the signal line 52f.
Input the signal output to a, decode it, and then K
Is a decoding / encoding circuit that encodes into the MR mode of = 8 and outputs the encoded information to the signal line 30a. Also,
30 outputs the error condition of reception to the signal line 30b.

Reference numeral 32 is a memory circuit, which is a signal line 52g.
The demodulated data output to the signal line 30a is stored in the memory circuit 32 under the control of 1), and the data stored in the memory circuit 32 is output to the signal line 32a according to the control of the signal line 52g.

34 receives the signal output to the signal line 32a and decodes it (MR (Modified Read)).
The decoding circuit outputs the decoded data to the signal line 24a.

Reference numeral 36 is a recording circuit for inputting the data output to the signal line 34a and sequentially recording one line at a time.

Reference numeral 36 indicates a signal level "0" on the signal line 52h.
When the signal is output, the binding or the one communication cut is performed as the classification for each communication. Again 36
When the signal of the signal level "1" is output to the signal line 52h, the classification is performed by the sorter as the classification for each communication. Then, when the signal of the signal level "0" is output to the signal line 52h, and when classifying by the binding, first, the information of one page is sequentially recorded,
When a pulse is generated on the signal line 52k at the end of recording one page, the recording paper drops one step down. Here, when a pulse is generated on the signal line 52n at the end of recording one page,
The recorded information is output to the specific output position 44. The correctly received information generates a pulse on the signal line 52k, sequentially accumulates the recording paper one step down, and when information for one communication is completed, a bind command pulse 2 is generated on the signal line 52i. Then, the information for one communication is bound by a stapler or the like, and the bound information is added to another one.
Move to the storage area below. Here, the erroneous information generates a pulse on the signal line 52n and outputs it to the specific output position 44.

Next, when the signal of the signal level "0" is being output to the signal line 52h, and when classification is performed by cutting one communication, recording is sequentially performed, and when recording for one communication is completed. When the cut command pulse is generated on the signal line 52j, the cut operation is performed. At this time, the information of 1 communication is 2
Move to the storage location under the shelf.

Next, when the signal of the signal level "1" is output to the signal line 52h, that is, when classification is performed by the sorter, first, after outputting the information on the number of stages of the sorter to be output to the signal line 52l, Next, information of one page is sequentially recorded, and when a pulse is generated on the signal line 52m at the end of recording one page, the recording paper falls to the designated number of sorters. Here, at the end of recording one page, the signal line 52m
When a pulse is generated in the
Is output to. The correctly received information is generated as a pulse on the signal line 52m and sequentially output to the designated number of stages of the sorter. Here, the error information is the signal line 52n.
Pulse is generated and output to the specific output position 44.

Reference numerals 38, 40, ..., 42 denote the sorter 1, the sorter 2 ,. In this embodiment, the number of stages of the sorter is 10 stages. The information output to the signal line 52l is from 1 to 10, and specifies the sorter to which the recording information output to the signal line 36a is output. Then, the signal line 52
When a pulse is generated in m, the information of one page recorded by the recording circuit 36 is output to the number of stages of the sorter designated by the signal line 52l.

Reference numeral 44 is a specific output position for storing the recording division method. When a pulse is generated on the signal line 52n, the information of one page recorded by the recording circuit 36 is stored in the specific output position 44.
Output to. Here, in a system that records received information in real time, the erroneous recorded information is stored in the specific output position 44.

Reference numeral 46 is a circuit for storing the called party (telephone number) and the communication number. When stored in the circuit 46, the communication number (for example, 1211), the space, and the telephone number (for example, 37
58-1111), a write pulse is generated on the signal line 520. Further, when reading the information stored in the circuit 46, a read pulse is generated on the signal line 52p. Then, the communication number (for example, 1211) and the space stored in the circuit 46, and the telephone number (for example, 3758-1111) that has just been called are signal line 46a.
Is output to.

Reference numeral 48 is a circuit for storing the other party (that is, the telephone number of the transmitting side) who has just received the data and the communication number of the transmitting side. When stored in the circuit 48, the signal line 46
After outputting the communication number (for example, 1211) to a, the space, and the telephone number of the transmitting side (for example, 3485-1212), a write pulse is generated on the signal line 52q. Further, when reading the information stored in the circuit 48,
A read pulse is generated on the signal line 52r. Then,
The communication number stored in the circuit 48 (for example, 121
1), the space, and the telephone number of the transmitting side (for example, 3485-1212) are output to the signal line 48a.

Reference numeral 50 is a circuit for inputting the information output to the signal line 52s and creating various reports.

Reference numeral 52 indicates to the transmitter whether or not the receiver has the function of classifying each communication, including integrating the communication in error and the re-communication from the page in error thereafter. It has a means to notify, the transmitter side has a means to notify the receiver whether to re-communicate from the error page, the transmitter communicates the error from the receiver, and the error page after that When it is notified that it has a function to classify each communication, including the integration of re-communication from each other, and if error communication is made, it is necessary to re-communicate from the page in error. The information indicating the re-communication of the error communication is not included in the information of the re-communication (transmission) from the page in which the error occurred. Also, an error when the transmitter is notified by the receiver that it does not have the function of classifying each communication, including integrating the communication in error and the re-communication from the errored page thereafter. The information of re-communication (transmission) from the page
The information indicating that the error communication is re-communication is included. The receiver has a sorter function for each communication, and records only the information correctly received on one page, and does not record the information that has an error in the middle of one page. Further, the receiver regards the communication in error and the subsequent re-communication from the page in error as the same communication (reception), and outputs them to the same stage of the sorter. The control circuit mainly performs these controls.

2 to 6 are flow charts of the control of the control circuit 52 shown in FIG.

2 to 6, step S60 represents the beginning.

In step S62, the signal line 52a
The signal of the signal level "0" is output to and the CML is turned off.

In step S64, the number of stages of the sorter is set to 1.

In step S66, the signal line 52h
The signal of the signal line level "1" is outputted to the recording circuit 36 to instruct the recording circuit 36 to output to the sorter.

In step S68, the signal line 52l
The value of the number of stages of the sorter is output to and the number of stages of the record information to be output is specified.

In step S70, it is judged whether or not the reception is selected, and if the reception is selected, the step S70 is executed.
Proceeding to 76, if reception is not selected, step S7
Go to 2.

In step S72, it is determined whether or not the transmission is selected, and if the transmission is selected, the process proceeds to step S140, and if the transmission is not selected, the step S is performed.
Proceed to 74.

Step S74 represents other processing.

In step S76, the signal line 52a
The signal of the signal level "1" is output to and the CML is turned on.

Step S78 represents a pre-procedure.
Here, the transmitter side is notified that it has a function of classifying each communication, including integrating the error communication and the re-communication from the error page thereafter. In addition, the communication number and the telephone number of the transmitter notified from the transmitter are stored in the circuit 48.

Step S82 is a memory circuit 3 for image signals.
2 shows storage and recording in 2. Here, the image signal is recorded when one page is correctly stored in the memory.

In step S84, the EOL cannot be detected for a predetermined time or longer when the image signal is received, the flag cannot be detected for a predetermined time or longer, the valid frame cannot be detected for a predetermined time or longer, or the carrier is disconnected for a predetermined time or longer. It is determined whether or not a communication error such as a detection has occurred. If a communication error occurs, the process proceeds to step S114, and if no communication error occurs, the process proceeds to step S86.

In step S86, it is determined whether or not the reception of one page is completed. When the reception of one page is completed, the process proceeds to step S92. If the reception of one page is not completed, the process proceeds to step S88. .

In step S88, it is determined whether or not recording of one page is completed. When recording of one page is completed, the process proceeds to step S90, and if recording of one page is not completed, the process proceeds to step S82.

In step S90, the signal line 52m
Pulse is generated and the recording information on the recording circuit 36 is output to the designated sorter stage.

Step S92 (FIG. 3) represents an intermediate procedure. Here again, recording is performed when one page is correctly stored in the memory.

In step S94, it is determined whether or not a communication error has occurred. If a communication error has occurred, the process proceeds to step S114, and if no communication error has occurred, the process proceeds to step S96.

In step S96, it is determined whether or not there is a next page, and if there is a next page, step S82.
Go to step S98 if there is no next page.

Step S98 represents a post procedure.
Also here, recording is performed when one page is correctly stored in the memory.

In step S102, the signal line 52
A signal of signal level "0" is output to a and the CML is turned off.

Step S102 represents recording of the image signal.

In step S104, it is determined whether or not recording of one page is completed. When recording of one page is completed, the process proceeds to step S106, and if recording of one page is not completed, the process proceeds to step S108.

In step S106, the signal line 52
A pulse is generated in m and the recording information on the recording circuit 36 is output to the designated sorter stage.

In step S108, it is determined whether or not there is unrecorded information in the information stored in the memory. If there is information, the process proceeds to step S102, if not, the process proceeds to step S110 for the next reception. , 1 is added to the number of stages of the sorter.

In step S112, it is determined whether or not the number of stages of the sorter has become 11. If it becomes 11, the process proceeds to step S64, and if it does not become 11, the step S6 is performed.
Go to 6.

In step S114, the signal line 52
A signal of signal level "0" is output to a and the CML is turned off.

Step S116 (FIG. 4) represents recording up to the error previous page.

In step S118, it is determined whether or not recording of one page is completed. When recording of one page is completed, the process proceeds to step S120. If recording of one page is not completed, the process proceeds to step S122.

In step S120, the signal line 52
A pulse is generated in m and the recording information on the recording circuit 36 is output to the designated sorter stage.

In step S122, it is judged whether or not there is unrecorded information in the memory circuit 32. If there is any unrecorded information, if there is no unrecorded information, the process proceeds to step S116 and step S12.
Go to 4.

In step S124, it is judged whether or not the partner transmitter, which is in the middle of receiving the data and has a communication error, has the function of resending from the page in error. The process proceeds to step S126, and when the function is provided, the process proceeds to step S110.

In step S126, only the re-transmission from the errored page from the same party within 10 minutes is permitted to be received, but this 10 minutes is stored in the timer T.

In step S128, the timer T
If the timer T has timed out, it proceeds to step S110. If the timer T has not timed out, it proceeds to step S130.

In step S130, it is determined whether reception is selected. If reception is selected, the process proceeds to step S132. If reception is not selected, step S130 is performed.
Proceed to 128.

In step S132, the signal line 52
A signal of signal level "1" is output to a and the CML is turned on.

Step S134 is a pre-procedure. Here, the transmitter side is notified that it has a function of classifying each communication, including integrating the error communication and the re-communication from the error page thereafter.

In step S136 (FIG. 5), it is judged whether or not the partner transmitter is going to retransmit from the page in error. It proceeds to step S128.

In step S138, it is determined whether or not the telephone number and communication number on the transmitter side are the same as those registered in the circuit 48, and if they are the same, step S138 is performed.
If it is different or no notification has been given, the process proceeds to step S128.

In step S140, the communication number on the transmitter side and the called party are stored in the circuit 46.

In step S142, the signal line 52
A signal of signal level "1" is output to a and the CML is turned on.

Step S144 represents a pre-procedure. Here, the communication number and the telephone number of the transmitter are notified to the receiver of the other party.

In step S146, it is stored whether the receiver of the other party has a function of classifying each communication including integrating the error communication and the re-communication from the error page thereafter. deep.

Step S148 represents the remaining pre-procedure. Here, in step S146, only when the transmitter has the function, the transmitter notifies that the transmitter has the function of retransmitting from the error page.

Step S150 represents the transmission of the image signal.

In step S152, it is determined whether or not the transmission of one page is completed. When the transmission of one page is completed, the process proceeds to step S154, and if the transmission of one page is not completed, the process proceeds to step S150.

Step S154 represents an intermediate procedure.

In step S156, it is determined whether a communication error has occurred. If a communication error has occurred, the process proceeds to step S164, and if no communication error has occurred, the process proceeds to step S158.

In step S158, it is determined whether or not there is a next page. If there is a next page, the process proceeds to step S150, and if there is no next page, the process proceeds to step S160.

Step S160 represents a post procedure.

In step S162, the signal line 52
A signal of signal level "0" is output to a and the CML is turned off.

In step S164, the signal line 52
A signal of signal level "0" is output to a and the CML is turned off.

Step S166 represents a 2-minute wait.

In step S168 (FIG. 6), the calling circuit 5
1 is used to make a call to the destination registered in the circuit 46.

In step S170, the signal line 52
The signal of the signal level “1” of “a” is output and the CML is turned on.

Step S172 represents a pre-procedure. At this time, the communication number registered in the circuit 46, the telephone number of the transmitter side, and the fact that the error page is retransmitted are notified to the partner receiver.

In step S174, step S
At 146, it is determined whether or not it has the function,
When it has a function, it progresses to step S178, and when it does not have a function, it progresses to step S176.

In step S176, the transmission of the image signal is started from the error page. On the first page,
The circuit 12 adds the information indicating the retransmission and transmits.

In step S178, transmission of the image signal from the page in error is started. Here, the information indicating the retransmission is not added.

(Embodiment 2) In the above embodiment, when an error occurs at the time of receiving from a partner who can retransmit from an error page, it is possible to reject the reception from a partner other than the partner. Thought. However, when reception is performed from a party other than the other party, the number of stages of the sorter is sequentially advanced to store the record information. Then, when the page from which the error occurred is retransmitted from the other party, it may be output to the stage of the corresponding sorter.

At this time, the timer in step S126 (FIG. 4) may be stopped or reset for 10 minutes when reception is made from a party other than the other party.

(Third Embodiment) In the third embodiment, it is considered that when an error occurs at the time of receiving from a destination capable of re-sending from an error page, reception from other than the destination is rejected. In the second embodiment, it is considered that the record information is stored by sequentially increasing the number of stages of the sorter when the reception is performed from the other party. This communication is also stored from the other party capable of re-sending from the page in error, and when an error occurs during the communication, this other party is also stored. Then, currently, two pieces of information in which a communication error has occurred are stored in the sorter. Here, no matter which of the other parties retransmits from the erroneous page, it may be possible to continuously receive the corresponding number of sorters.

(Embodiment 4) In the above-described embodiment, the facsimile transmitter capable of re-sending from an erroneous page considers redialing 2 minutes after an error occurs during communication. Thought of a non-busy case. However, if it is busy at this timing, redialing may be performed a predetermined number of times.

(Embodiment 5) In the above embodiment, it is considered that the sorter sorts each communication. However, the classification for each communication may be performed by a binding means such as a stapler instead of the sorter.

A concrete example of the above control is shown in FIGS.
Only the part different from the control of FIG.

In FIG. 7, step S180 is shown in FIG.
Steps S62 and S182 are shown in FIG. 2 and step S184 is shown in FIG.

In step S186, the signal line 52
A signal of signal level "0" is output to h, and the recording circuit 36 is not instructed to output to the sorter.

The step S188 is the step S70 of FIG.
Is represented.

Further, in FIG. 2, the control of steps S90 (FIG. 2), S106 (FIG. 3), and S120 (FIG. 4) is performed by "generating a pulse on the signal line 52k and outputting one step of recording information from the recording circuit 36." I will change it to "Put down below."

Step S190 is step S10 in FIG.
No. 8 and step S192 represent FIG.

In step S194, the signal line 52
A bind pulse is generated at i to bind the recording paper stored one step below the recording circuit 36. Then, the bound information is moved to the storage location one step lower.

Step S196 represents FIG.

(Embodiment 6) In the above embodiments, recording on cut paper was considered. However, considering the case of recording on roll paper, the cut operation is performed for one communication.

A specific example of the above control is shown in FIG. 8 only for the part different from the control in FIG.

In FIG. 8, first, the control in steps S90 (FIG. 2), S106 (FIG. 3) and S120 (FIG. 4) is deleted.

Step S200 is step S108 in FIG.
No, step S202 represents FIG.

In step S204, the signal line 52
A cut command pulse is generated at j to perform a cut operation for each communication. After the cut operation is completed, the information for each communication is moved to the storage location two columns below.

Step S206 represents FIG.

(Embodiment 7) In the above embodiment, 1
It is considered to have a memory means for more than one page and not record the error information in the middle of one page and record it after the received information of one page is correctly stored in the memory. next,
When the receiver does not have a memory for one page and the received information is recorded in real time, it is considered that the erroneous page information is moved to another place. In the seventh embodiment, sorting by sorter is considered, and in the eighth embodiment, sorting by binding means is considered.

A specific example of classification by the sorter is shown in FIG.
Only parts different from the control of FIG. 6 are shown.

In FIG. 9, first, step S82 is a control for sequentially recording in real time.

Also, steps S92 (FIG. 3) and S98.
The recording control in FIG. 3 is lost.

Step S210 corresponds to step S11 in FIG.
6 is represented.

In step S212, the signal line 52
A pulse is generated at n, and the error information currently recorded is output from the recording circuit 36 to the specific output position 44.

The step S214 is the step S12 of FIG.
4, step S216 represents step S100 in FIG. 3, and step S218 represents step S110 in FIG.

Also, steps S88 (FIG. 2) and S90.
(FIG. 2) Moving one step down when the recording furnace for one page is finished is performed after the reception of one page is completed because the recording is performed in real time in this embodiment. Specifically, it is performed after Yes in step S86 (FIG. 2).

(Embodiment 8) Next, classification by binding means such as stapler at the time of recording in real time will be considered.

FIG. 10 shows only a specific example of classification by the binding means, which is different from the control shown in FIG.

In FIG. 10, first, in step S82 (FIG. 2), recording is sequentially controlled in real time.

Steps S92 (FIG. 3) and S98 (FIG. 3)
There is no record control in.

Steps S88 (FIG. 2) and S90 (FIG. 2)
In the present embodiment, since the recording in real time is performed, the movement to the next step when the recording of one page is completed is performed after the reception of one page is completed. Specifically, it is performed after Yes in step S86 (FIG. 2).

The step S220 is the step S11 of FIG.
6 is represented.

In step S222, the signal line 52
A pulse is generated at n, and the error information currently being recorded is output from the recording circuit 36 to the specific output position 44.

The step S224 corresponds to the step S12 in FIG.
4, step S226 represents step S100 in FIG. 3, and step S228 represents No in step S108 in FIG.

(Embodiment 9) In the above embodiment, in the communication result report and the like, the communication in error and the re-communication from the page in which the error occurred are output separately, and the re-communication from the page in error is the communication in error. It is output that the communication is re-communication.

These reports are generated by the circuit 50. An example of this report is shown in FIG.

In FIG. 11, the reception of the communication number 1013 ends in error on the way, and the re-communication from the page in error is the communication number 1014. Where communication number 1
014 indicates that the re-communication from the error page with the communication number 1013 is good and is good.

Not only upon reception, but also upon transmission from the page in error, a communication result report to that effect is output.

[0142]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, the receiver side has the classification means for classifying each communication by the sorter, and from the error communication and the subsequent error page. Since it has a function to output the re-communication to the same stage of the sorter, when the transmitter re-transmits from the error page, the user can accurately understand the communication break. According to claim 2 of the present invention, the receiver side has a binding means for binding each communication, and has a function of integrally binding the error communication and the re-communication from the error page thereafter. Therefore, when the page is retransmitted from the error page from the transmitter, the user can accurately understand the break of communication.

Further, when the received information is recorded in real time, it becomes possible to delete the erroneous page information.

[Brief description of drawings]

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

2 is a flow chart of control of a control circuit 52 in FIG.

3 is a flow chart of control of a control circuit 52 of FIG.

4 is a flow chart of control of a control circuit 52 of FIG.

5 is a flow chart of control of a control circuit 52 of FIG.

6 is a flow chart of control by a control circuit 52 of FIG.

7 is a flow chart of control of a control circuit 52 of FIG.

8 is a control flowchart of the control circuit 52 of FIG.

9 is a control flowchart of the control circuit 52 of FIG.

10 is a control flowchart of the control circuit 52 of FIG.

FIG. 11 is an example of a communication result report.

[Explanation of symbols]

2 NCU 4 telephones 6 hybrid circuit 8 V21 modulator 10 reading circuit 12 Information creation circuit for re-transmission 14 Adder circuit 16 Encoding circuit 18 memory circuits 20 Decoding, scaling, coding circuit 22 V27ter or V29 modulator 24 adder circuit 26 V21 demodulator 28 V27ter or V29 demodulator 30 Decoding / encoding circuit 32 memory circuits 34 Decoding circuit 36 recording circuit 38 Sorter 1 40 Sorter 2 42 Sorter 10 44 Specific output position 46 Called party's communication number storage circuit 48 Received party, communication number storage circuit 50 Various report generation circuits 51 calling circuit 52 control circuit

─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of the front page (56) References JP-A-2-100570 (JP, A) JP-A-2-224566 (JP, A) JP-A-2-244970 (JP, A) JP-A-3- 14361 (JP, A) JP 3-159359 (JP, A) JP 3-177264 (JP, A) JP 3-239065 (JP, A) JP 4-135370 (JP, A) JP 4-138769 (JP, A) JP 5-83460 (JP, A) JP 53-23220 (JP, A) JP 61-56571 (JP, A) JP 62-38656 (JP, A) JP 63-187963 (JP, A) JP 63-287170 (JP, A) JP 64-12756 (JP, A) JP 64-68063 (JP, A) (JP, A) 58) Fields investigated (Int.Cl. ⁷ , DB name) H04N 1/00-1/00 108 H04N 1/32-1/36 101

Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] 1. A communication means for communicating with a facsimile apparatus capable of retransmitting from an error page, and a classification means for classifying each communication by a sorter, and an error communication received by the communication means and a subsequent error. Re-communication from the page you made is regarded as the same communication, so
A facsimile machine, characterized in that the classification means has means for outputting the communication in error and the re-communication from the page in error thereafter to the same stage of the sorter. 2. Communication means for communicating with a facsimile device capable of resending from an erroneous page, and binding means for binding for each communication.
Received due to an error communication and subsequent error
Re-communication from the page is regarded as the same communication.
To the communication means,
A facsimile machine having means for integrally binding re-communication from a different page .