Re: [hylafax-users] MultiTech MT5634ZPX-PCI-V92 getting 2x as many errors as with USR modems

[Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 2005.02.21 14:12 Hans Strickler wrote:
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> System Spec:
> 	SuSe 9.1
> 	HylaFAX (tm) Version 4.2.1
>  	2 MultiTech Modems (MT5634ZPX-PCI-V92)
>
> Recently replaced 2 USR modems with ones suggested and are getting
> quite a few errors:

We really can't help you with such a general problem description.  
There really isn't any "magical" setting that makes things work wrong 
or right.  We really need to see session logs.

> 	Ring detected without successful handshake

Generally this means that HylaFAX was able to determine that it was a 
fax sender, but couldn't negotiate anything.  Please send a log, if 
it's really an error, then this is something that HylaFAX can probably 
fix.

> 	No answer (T.30 T1 timeout)

This generally means that after 30 seconds of trying it was unable to 
detect any response from a fax sender on that call.  If it's 
reproducible, then it's something MultiTech will need to address for 
you.

> 	Failed to properly detect high-speed data carrier.

Send the log on this one.  If you want an explanation of it, see the 
archives.

> 	RSPREC error/got DCN

Send the log.

> 		Xferfaxlog attached.
> This is used only for receiving FAXES, not sending...
>
> My question is/are?
>
> What/How, SPECIFICALLY, should we have this modem configured?

You probably want to drop the Class1TCFRecvHack, but your config looks 
fine.

> (see config
> below)  Should we go with Class 2, and then, what else should be in
> here?
> Is there a generic config I should use for these modems?  Anyone have
> one
> they can pass along?
>
> Lee, when you were using these modems, did you have to do any
> tweaking?
> Still have a config I could have?

The default prototype configs are the ones that I use.  I use the 
external versions of these modems, though.

Lee.

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