Detecting a current state of an image processing apparatus...

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Data corruption – power interruption – or print prevention

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07852500

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus, method, system, computer program and product, capable of detecting a current state of an image processing apparatus and selecting image processing based on the detected current state are disclosed. The detected current state may be used to determine whether to generate a service call signal.

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