Re: [hylafax-users] Hylafax+ With E1 card possible ?

[Steve Underwood <steveu@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Andrew Rinaldi wrote:
> Hi Steve,
>
> I see logs from many different high volumes systems.  Three that I monitor
> regularly are US based 'service providers' that offer 'internet fax'
> services to the general public.  It's these results that yield the 40% V.34
> figure that I quoted (up from 32% at the end of 2005)
>
> I also see logs from many other high volume vendors who's user base is more
> targeted as you suggest.... many of our medical customers for instance
> deploy V.34 machines to their end users when they install fax servers.
>
> You can also expect to see many new V.34 fax machines because both LSI
> (Agere) and SiLabs have released new V.34 fax machine chipsets in the last
> eighteen months.
>   
There have been many V.17 chipsets available since the early 90's, yet a 
huge number of V.29 only thermal paper FAX machines are still shipped. :-)

In debugging my T.38 code over the last few months, against as many 
gateways as I can find, I have not seen a single T.38 gateway that 
appears to offer V.34 operation. Mine certainly doesn't, as a free V.34 
is not possible. I believe at least the Cisco boxes support V.34 over 
T.38, but all the ones I have tested against must have it disabled.

Steve


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