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http://flz.sk.cx/fax.log
This one is correct. It seems that it also used MMR.
Feb 07 18:00:36.51: [18380]: USE 9600 bit/s Feb 07 18:00:36.51: [18380]: USE 20 ms, 10 ms/scanline Feb 07 18:00:36.51: [18380]: SEND file "docq/doc33.ps;f1" Feb 07 18:00:36.51: [18380]: USE A4 page width (215 mm) Feb 07 18:00:36.51: [18380]: USE unlimited page length Feb 07 18:00:36.51: [18380]: USE 7.7 line/mm Feb 07 18:00:36.51: [18380]: USE 1-D MH
I should say, that
the problem occured only with this kind of fax machine on the receiving
side (it's Panasonic UF-S10) up to now, but we tried several of this
type. It's quite common here :(.
Anyways, this one also uses MMR, as it seems. Couldn't it be, that the image is sent and received correctly, but the fax is not fast enough to print it and does not have buffer to hold the data, so it has to loose parts of the image. Is it possible to slow down sending of image data somehow?
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