Re: [hylafax-users] ERR [334] Failure to train remote modem at 2400 bps or minimum speed

["Walid Aweiwi" <walid@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I have configured digium card with elastix as call manager and hylafax
with IAXmodems to do adaptations between each other.

I'm using normal analog lines "land lines" which are connected to our
digium card and from telco company.


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> Walid Aweiwi wrote:
>> But I succeeded to send to other destinations!!!, If I have bad audio
>> quality supposed to effect  on all destinations or you meant the bad
>> quality on the remote end not ours.
>>
>> Is there and way to work a round this problem?
>
> Just because faxes are working to some destinations does not clearly
> indicate that you do not have audio problems on your end.  It may be
> that those other destinations are simply more tolerant of the problem.
>
> However, yes, the audio problem could be on the other side, too.  It
> could also be an audio problem in-between you in the telcos somewhere.
>
> What kind of phone lines do you have?  Are you using VoIP?  Is your
> telco using T.38?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lee.
>
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