Re: [hylafax-users] What is a "wedged" condition?

[Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

michael hernandez wrote:
> 1.) What is meant by a "wedged" condition and how can I tell if it is 
> happening?

A wedged condition is when the modem becomes unresponsive to commands.

> 2.) How often can I expect this to happen? Does it happen after a 
> certain number of faxes?

It depends on the modem model and the use.  On models where wedging has 
been known to occur, usually the risk of a wedged condition increases 
with use, yes.

> 3.) Can I expect the ZPX modem to have less of a chance of 
> encountering a "wedged" condition then my current Trendnet TFM-560X 
> external RS232 modem?

Does your TFM-560X wedge?

Thanks,

Lee.


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