User manual COMPAQ JETSEND FOR POCKET PC GETTING STARTED

[. . . ] It uses a singular driver to communicate with all JetSendenabled appliances, and offers you guaranteed viewability. HP JetSend treats all communicating appliances, such as your PC, scanner and printer, as equal citizens. HP JetSend gives people a way of communicating without having to know anything about the other communicating device besides its address. 3 How Does HP JetSend Benefit Me? ! [. . . ] This nables to e you remember pi 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 1. They negotiate for the best quality and performance 3. The data is transferred from Sender to Receiver How does HP JetSend work?- At a glance Communicating between JetSend devices is easy--just select the address of the device with which you wish to communicate. The negotiation between the two communicating devices and the job transfer occur automatically without user intervention, so you can focus on your task and not the tool. In the example above, the sender contacts the receiver and offers the receiver its capabilities. The receiver negotiates for the highest capability to complete the job. Once this negotiation is done the receiver accepts the job from the sender. 5 Basics 1. HP JetSend is based on the model that for two devices to communicate, they must be capable of understanding at least a few words in a chosen language. In this case the chosen language is JetSend and the few words are called mandatory encodings. To select greater capability in a device, base encodings are used, and to optimize a device's performance and quality, preferred encodings are chosen. Just as in a book, words are used to form paragraphs and chapters. In JetSend, encodings are grouped to form planes and associations. 2. Once the other device's address has been entered and both devices have established contact, they negotiate for the highest level of encodings to ensure the best possible communications. 6 Basics 3. TRANSFER DATA How does HP JetSend work?- Basics After the contact is established between the two devices and the negotiation is complete, the job at hand is rendered into an electronic material representation (ematerial) of that job, such as a page, and is called a surface. JetSend surfaces are software objects created on one appliance and consumed by another appliance. For example, think of a waiter offering a variety of surfaces like desserts on a tray. [. . . ] - Basics JetSend rules: ·The communicating devices must be able to address each other directly. ·No device-specific information should be preprogrammed into either communicating device. ·Devices negotiate encodings, namely a description of the job. [. . . ]