TIA/EIA 578 : B2000(R2014)

1 Introduction and scope
1.1 Facsimile terminals
1.2 Facsimile DCE
1.3 Scope
2 Overview
2.1 Service Class 1
2.2 Service Class 2
2.3 Service Class 3
3 Definitions
3.1 DTE
3.2 DCE
3.3 Facsimile DCE
3.4 Facsimile DTE
4 References
4.1 Electronic Industries Association (EIA) and
        Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA)
4.2 International Consultive Committee for Telephone
        and Telegraph (CCITT)
4.3 International Standards Organization (ISO)
5 Facsimile DTE-DCE interchange circuits
5.1 Communications link data rates
5.2 Async to sync conversion
5.3 Flow control
5.4 Serial data interchange circuits
6 Autodialer services
6.1 Command syntax
6.2 Response syntax
6.3 Capabilities identification and control
6.4 Call answering
6.5 Call origination
6.6 Call termination
6.7 Result codes
6.8 Serial port flow control
6.9 Serial port speed control
6.10 Data stream termination
6.10.1 DTE to DCE streams
6.10.2 DCE to DTE streams
7 Facsimile Service Class 1
7.1 Connection establishment
7.1.1 Answer connection
7.1.2 Originate connection
7.2 Waiting and silence detection
7.2.1 Waiting
7.2.2 Silence detection
7.3 Data transfer
7.4 HDLC framing, transparency, and error detection
7.5 Error message response
8 Facsimile Service Class 1 commands and responses
8.1 Command summary
8.2 Capabilities identification and control
8.2.1 Service Class indication, +FCLASS?
8.2.2 Service Class capabilities, +FCLASS=?
8.2.3 Service Class selection, +FCLASS =
8.3 Service Class 1 action commands
8.3.1 Stop transmission and wait, +FTS=
8.3.2 Receive silence, +FRS=
8.3.3 Facsimile transmit, +FTM=
8.3.4 Facsimile receive, +FRM=
8.3.5 HDLC transmit, +FTH=
8.3.6 HDLC receive, +FRH=
8.4 Service Class 1 result code, +FCERROR
A1 Sample commands
A1.1 Call answer command, A
A1.2 Dial and originate command, D
A2 Service Class 1 example sessions
A2.1 Calling sequence, transmitting a single page
        facsimile
A2.2 Answering and receiving a single page facsimile

Contains protocols for use between a DTE and a Facsimile DCE. It includes automatic calling and answering. Defines the commands that the DTE may issue to configure and control the DCE, and the responses the facsimile DCE may issue to those commands.