Method for eliminating multiple modulating and demodulating...

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Electronic mailbox

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C358S403000, C358S426010, C379S100150, C379S100170

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06927878

ABSTRACT:
A technique for detection and bypass of unnecessary modulation/demodulation and compression/decompression of Group 3 fax, in a telecommunication network having more than one pair, or “tandem,” Group 3 fax relay gateways. Detection and the effective removal of a Group 3 fax tandem reduces end-to-end processing delays of the facsimile signal, and improves performance of the Group 3 fax communication. The invention uses frequencies normally used for voice information (such as V.21 channel1frequencies) to detect tandem fax relay gateways and effectively remove unnecessary relay gateways.

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