Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

walk-up

English answer:

no need to switch on the computer

Added to glossary by pike
Jun 22, 2004 14:04
19 yrs ago
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English term

walk-up

English Tech/Engineering Computers: Hardware HP all-in-one
One of the features of an all-in-one printer/scanner/fax/copy machine...what exactly does it mean?

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Jun 23, 2004:
No, it is definitely "walk-up" Yes, that's it...where did they come up with it? The opposite would probably be "a sit-down functionality"...
Craft.Content Jun 23, 2004:
Can you confirm the spelling. It could be 'wake-up'. Usually, devices that hog resources, including electricity, are "put to sleep" when they are not functional for a pre-specified period of time. The circuitry initiates a "wake-up" after receiving a sig.
Non-ProZ.com Jun 22, 2004:
Standalone? Could that be it? No need to turn on the PC in order to copy?
Non-ProZ.com Jun 22, 2004:
No problem... "Full range of advanced features including walk-up, precision colour copying plus optional networking across up to five PCs"
Cilian O'Tuama Jun 22, 2004:
can you show us how the term appears in context?

Responses

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no need to switch on the computer

Integral 33.6 Kbps modem for fast, convenient faxing. Walk-up functionality - no need to switch on the computer. Five one-touch speed dials and up to 90 total speed dials for easy operation. 90 page memory ensures you never miss a fax.
Peer comment(s):

agree Orla Ryan : thought it had sthg to do with connectivity, but was not sure how
2 mins
agree Julia Gal
17 mins
agree Vicky Papaprodromou
50 mins
agree Rajan Chopra
2 hrs
agree nlingua
3 hrs
agree Jörgen Slet
6 hrs
agree A-Z Trans (X)
14 hrs
agree Craft.Content : Well, well ... one lives and learns :-)))
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Yes, that's it...where did they come up with it? The opposite would probably be "a sit-down functionality"..."
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copying without a PC

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