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Re: [hylafax-users] Modem recommendation
On 2002.10.09 05:40 Michael T. Babcock wrote:
> Michael T. Babcock wrote:
>
>> We are having some levels of difficulty with certain users on our
>> Multitech MT2384BA and MT5600BL modems; in about 1/15 faxes, we one
>> of:
>
> As a response to myself, here's a recent error distribution report:
>
> Modem: ttyS0 (MT2834BA, Class 2, with latest official flashed
> firmware)
> Total faxes
> sent: 378
>
> Error No Rate/1000
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> No answer from remote; too many attempts to dial 7 18.5
> RSPREC error/got DCN 1 2.6
> No answer (T.30 T1 timeout) 1 2.6
> No carrier detected; too many attempts to dial 4 10.6
> No answer from remote 317 838.6
> No carrier detected 13 34.4
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Total 343 907.4
Any particular reason why this system insists on faxing to non-fax
machines and such? Other than that, this looks fairly good. Have you
verified immediately after a "no carrier" or "no answer" by calling the
number on a handheld that there is, indeed, a fax machine there
answering?
> Modem: ttyS1 (MT2834BA, Class 2, with a fix flashed in)
> Total faxes
> sent: 391
>
> Error No Rate/1000
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> RSPREC error/got DCN 3 7.7
> RSPREC error/got DCN; Giving up after 3 attempts to 2 5.1
> No response to EOP repeated 3 times; Giving up after 1 2.6
> No response to EOP repeated 3 times 4 10.2
> T.30 T2 timeout, expected page not received 1 2.6
> No carrier detected; too many attempts to dial 17 43.5
> No carrier detected 73 186.7
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Total 101 258.3
Obviously there's a problem with the MT2384BAs and "RSPREC error/got
DCN".
> Modem: ttyS2 (MT5600BL, Class 1)
> Total faxes
> sent: 234
>
> Error No Rate/1000
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Busy signal detected 2 8.5
> No response to MPS or EOP repeated 3 tries 1 4.3
> T.30 T2 timeout, expected page not received 3 12.8
> No local dialtone 1 4.3
> No carrier detected 4 17.1
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Total 11 47.0
A total of 4 errors in 234. That's not very bad at all, especially
considering that the sender/receiver probably successfully got the fax
on the retry.
So, what was the problem with Class 1 again? It certainly seems that
the Class 1 error ratio is not anywhere near the Class 2 ratio.
Lee.
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