Re: [hylafax-users] Multi-Tech ZMA v.92 (1.28C firmware) sending is still not right.

["Darren Nickerson" <darren.nickerson@xxxxxxxx>]

> > Class 2 is good if you want to run in Class 2.1 with MultiTech's ECM.
>
> Ah, so with Class 2.1, if ECM happens, I won't get a log entry about it?

Your redacted repost of my private email makes it look like I'm recommending
Class 2.1. For the benefit of the list, who you cc'd on this email, the
context was:

> CVS is good if you want to run in Class1 with experimental ECM.
> Class 2 is good if you want to run in Class 2.1 with MultiTech's ECM.

You're correct, Multitech's ECM (Class 2) will be done in a black box, and
the implementation in CVS now (Class 1) can be made to be quite verbose.

> I've turned it off...  I'm getting desperate in my diagnostic attempts
now.

I would reconsider this eventually.

>  The number of zeroes on the end of what I've gone to my customer with
> respect to costs keep increasing.
>
> > Any reason you haven't tried turning off V.34 per my earlier suggestion?
>
> I forgot, actually.
>
> Trying it now.  In my desperation, I'm clamping signalling rates to 9600
> with "DesiredSpeed" settings.

That's a little extreme.

-d


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