Abstract: A communication device includes a receiving unit, a printing unit, a writing unit, and a control unit. The receiving unit receives incoming data including first image data created based on a first image on a document and additional data indicating transmitting source of the first image data. The control unit controls the printing unit to print on a first recording paper a second image based on the first image data and controls the writing unit to write the additional data in a wireless tag provided on the first recording paper.

Abstract: A communication device includes a receiving unit, a printing unit, a writing unit, and a control unit. The receiving unit receives incoming data including first image data created based on a first image on a document and additional data indicating transmitting source of the first image data. The control unit controls the printing unit to print on a first recording paper a second image based on the first image data and controls the writing unit to write the additional data in a wireless tag provided on the first recording paper.

Abstract: A facsimile machine has a base unit and a plurality of handsets. The base unit receives e-mail data from a remote center, and the handsets receive e-mail data via the base unit. When one of the base unit and the handsets requests the remote center to transmit e-mail data, a CPU of the base unit allows only the one that makes the request to receive and store therein the e-mail data.

Abstract: A facsimile machine includes a main telephone and a plurality of cordless telephones. The facsimile machine transmits telephone selection information to a caller. Based on the telephone selection information, the caller then verbally selects one of the cordless telephones to be rung. A voice recognition unit analyses the caller's verbal input to determine the caller's selection. Based on the determination by the voice recognition unit, a ringing command signal is transmitted to the cordless telephone selected by the caller. With this configuration, only the cordless telephone designated by the caller is rung. Because the user can select a cordless telephone verbally, anyone can accurately let a particular cordless telephone be rung without the need to perform complicated operations.

Abstract: A facsimile machine has a base unit and a plurality of handsets. The base unit receives e-mail data from a remote center, and the handsets receive e-mail data via the base unit. When one of the base unit and the handsets requests the remote center to transmit e-mail data, a CPU of the base unit allows only the one that makes the request to receive and store therein the e-mail data.

Abstract: To minimize an occurrence of run-out of power in a battery in the middle of communication and an occurrence of a communication error caused thereby. The residual amount of power in the battery is detected. Communication is enabled only when the residual amount of power in the battery exceeds a predetermined amount. Information relative to the residual amount of power in the battery is displayed to allow an operator to recognize the residual amount of power in the battery. Further, information relative to the residual amount of power in the battery is transmitted to the transmission side so that information in excess of the residual amount of power in the battery on the receiving side is not transmitted to the receiving side.

Abstract: A facsimile machine stores log information pertaining to facsimile transmission and reception in a facsimile RAM. To output a facsimile management report, log information items are read one by one from the RAM. It is then determined whether the read out log information meets a specific condition. Only log information which does not meet the specific condition is stored in a printer RAM and then printed by a printer. Thus, by taking a condition of log information not needed by the operator and inputting it as the specific condition, for example, log information not desired to be printed can be left out of the printing process.

Abstract: In a facsimile machine having a random access memory for storing compressed image data received from a remote facsimile machine, there is provided a read-only memory in which stored are compressed sales presentation data and header information. The header information includes, for example, an encoding format information indicative of an encoding format used for producing the compressed presentation data, and is used when it is decoded and printed. The received compressed data and the compressed sales presentation data, both being encoded by the same format, are selectively decoded and printed. The printed presentation data contains a list of the functions and specification of the facsimile machine, for example. The presentation of the facsimile machine may be given vocally alone or in combination with the printed information.