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I was just informed by the recipient of this fax that the coverpages are showing up fine but that the rest is black (when I send via HylaFAX). And, I went weeks back through the log and noticed faxes to this same number that went fine. So... it isn't HylaFAX. Sorry for the commotion. Thanks. Lee. At 08:42 PM 10/16/00 +0300, Dmitry Bely wrote: >Lee Howard <faxguy@deanox.com> writes: > >> >> The fax recipient of the fax associated with the following log claimed that >> >> the faxed page(s) were all black. I tried the same fax three times, and >> >> each time he said the pages were black. I ended up faxing successfully >> >> with a Canon fax machine manually. >> >> >> >> Faxing to this person isn't critical to my business, but if this log helps >> >> indicate a protocol bug in HylaFAX... >> > >> >I don't think that's protocol bug. >> >> Why would it work fine with the manual faxing on the Canon and not via >> HylaFAX, then? >> >> .... >> >.. and now we see why. It seems to be that *very* rare case, when RTN means >> >sudden line quality degradation and is not related to any protocol >> >bugs. Look, we were able to train at 14400 for the first time, but now only >> >training at 7200 has succeeded! Surely something horrible has happened to >> >the line in the meantime... >> >> Why would it be consistently bad? Would the line quality suddenly become >> degraded when using HylaFAX or my modem but not when using the manual fax? >> I just tried doing the same fax with 'ModemRate: 7200', and the log looks >> better (no 4-minute sending), but I can't say whether or not the page is >> all black. > >So you always have got the same log? Then it really looks like a bug :-( >Could you post such log when the bit rate is limited by 7200 cps? I only >ask you to collect the log for absolutely the same source document. You >may even intercept intermediate TIFF (see below) and then send it directly. > ____________________ HylaFAX(tm) Users Mailing List _______________________ To unsub: mail -s unsubscribe hylafax-users-request@hylafax.org < /dev/null