Toshiba GL-10x0 Scan Operator's Manual page 89

Term
Message log
Orientation
Private folder
Properties
Scan agent
Scan template
Subnet
TCP/IP
Tray
TWAIN
URL
Scan Operator's Guide
GL-10x0
Definitions of Common Terms
Definition
A file that contains a historical record of errors and warnings that
occurred on the controller or the copier. The information for each
message includes the date, subsystem, and message severity. You
can filter the message log to list only those messages that meet
specific criteria.
The direction in which a document is laid out on a page. Portrait
orientation produces a vertical page layout (i.e., the page height is
greater than the width). Landscape orientation produces a horizontal
page layout (i.e., the page width is greater than the height).
A folder that belongs to a registered user. When you create a new
user account, TopAccessComposer creates a private folder for you.
You must log on to TopAccessComposer to view your private folder.
User-definable attributes or settings. For example, print properties
include page orientation and duplex mode.
A set of properties for transferring scan jobs to a particular destination.
A data structure containing the attributes for scan jobs, such as single-
sided or duplex printing, resolution and paper size. Public templates
are accessible to all users. Private templates are defined for specific
purposes and may be password-protected.
A section within a network.
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol. The TCP part of
TCP/IP provides transport functions, which ensures that the total
amount of bytes sent is received correctly at the other end. The IP part
of TCP/IP provides the routing mechanism. TCP/IP is a protocol in
which the messages transmitted contain the address of a destination
network as well as a destination station.
The location on the copier where a print job is output.
Technology Without An Interesting Name. The de facto standard
interface between software applications and image capturing devices.
Uniform Resource Locator. An address that allows you to access
information on the Internet, such as a web page, FTP or Gopher,
Usenet, or database. URLs can take the following forms: http://
host.domain/page and mailto://username@host.domain.
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