Panasonic Panafax DX-2000 INTERNET FAX MACHINE

A Better Way to Manage Your Documents With ever-increasing document traffic, a company Intranet is now one of the fastest ways to move documents around a network. But today, faxes still largely depend on the slow analog telephone network. The PANASONIC Panafax DX-2000 INTERNET FAX MACHINE

are designed to keep pace with today's move to Intranet/Internet-based communications by seamlessly bridging fax and e-mail communications.
And, the PANASONIC Panafax DX-2000 INTERNET FAX MACHINE is fast. It can complete a document transmission while conventional fax machines are still dialing. And by taking advantage of simultaneous broadcast capability, you can speed up document distribution to multiple recipients quickly and easily.

Why A Network Fax

A New Idea For a Network Fax Machine  Everyone knows that fax machines are essential business tools. Until now, fax technology has made good use of the worldwide telephone network for communications. But, over the past few years, the growth of the Internet and Corporate Intranets has introduced a new and powerful communications medium to the business world. Growing at a faster rate than any other form of network, IP networks are revolutionizing business communications. 

Moving documents between companies will always be part of the daily business process. But until now there has been no familiar, cost-effective and easy-to-use solution to bridge the traditional telephone network and the new IP networks. The PANASONIC Panafax DX-2000 INTERNET FAX MACHINE from Panasonic bring these two communications networks together in a single device that uses a familiar fax machine interface for integrated image communications. 

The New Standard in Fax Communications
The PANASONIC DX-2000 INTERNET FAX MACHINE utilize the new RFC-2305 Internet fax standards, which were approved by the Internet Engineering Steering Group, a managing body of the Internet Engineering Task Force. Panasonic's engineers were instrumental in the development of these next generation fax standards. The same standard was recommended by ITU-T as T.37 in June, 1998. The DX-1000 & DX-2000 use existing universal e-mail-based communication protocols like TCP/IP, SMTP, POP3 and MIME to send TIFF images between PCs and other Internet faxes, combining the cost-effective attributes of e-mail and the versatility of faxing.

New Capabilities and Features Never Before Available in a Fax Machine
Current users of fax servers will see that many of the best features of a fax server are available with the PANASONIC Panafax DX-2000 INTERNET FAX MACHINE. Each unit has special features that allow it to seamlessly communicate between fax machines and client PCs. Fast and easy fax transfer to an e-mail inbox and faxing from your e-mail client is now a reality with the PANASONIC Panafax DX-2000 INTERNET FAX MACHINE. In fact, setting up DX-1000s & DX-2000s across your corporate network allows you to deploy decentralized virtual fax ports wherever you have a fax machine. Optional network management software even allows you to utilize least-cost-routing, maximizing the productivity of all your networked machines.