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Re: [hylafax-users] No receiver protocol (T.30 T1 timeout) Asterisk/IAXmodem/Hylafax



Mark Seamans wrote:

1. Oct 20 14:00:00.69: [29222]: SESSION BEGIN 000004080 14444445558001 2. Oct 20 14:00:00.69: [29222]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 6.0.3 3. Oct 20 14:00:00.69: [29222]: SEND FAX: JOB 723 DEST 4445558001 COMMID 000004080 DEVICE '/dev/ttyIAX3' FROM 'mark <mark@xxxxxxxxx>' USER root 4. Oct 20 14:00:00.69: [29222]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING 5. Oct 20 14:00:00.69: [29222]: <-- [14:AT+FCLASS=1.0\r] 6. Oct 20 14:00:00.70: [29222]: --> [2:OK] 7. Oct 20 14:00:00.70: [29222]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored, output disabled 8. Oct 20 14:00:00.70: [29222]: DIAL 4445558001 9. Oct 20 14:00:00.70: [29222]: <-- [15:ATDT4445558001\r] 10. Oct 20 14:00:04.39: [29222]: --> [7:CONNECT] 11. Oct 20 14:00:06.03: [29222]: --> HDLC<35:FF C0 02 5A 80 55 09 4F 1B 43 31 60 86 81 05 0B AD A5 01 19 54 C9 D9 D2 DE CE C0 8D 8F 40 C7 4C CE DE 07> 12. Oct 20 14:00:06.03: [29222]: --> [5:ERROR] 13. Oct 20 14:00:06.03: [29222]: MODEM Command error 14. Oct 20 14:00:06.03: [29222]: FCS error


Corrupted audio received. So we can't use this data.


  1.
      Oct 20 14:00:06.03: [29222]: <-- [10:AT+FRS=21\r]
  2.
      Oct 20 14:00:07.59: [29222]: --> [2:OK]
  3.
      Oct 20 14:00:07.59: [29222]: <-- [9:AT+FTH=3\r]
  4.
      Oct 20 14:00:07.61: [29222]: --> [7:CONNECT]
  5.
      Oct 20 14:00:07.61: [29222]: <-- HDLC<3:FF C8 D8>
  6.
      Oct 20 14:00:07.61: [29222]: <-- data [3]
  7.
      Oct 20 14:00:07.61: [29222]: <-- data [2]
  8.
      Oct 20 14:00:08.69: [29222]: --> [2:OK]
  9.
      Oct 20 14:00:08.69: [29222]: SEND send CRP (command repeat)


Older protocol as found in hylafax.org 6.0.3 asks the receiver to repeat. I believe that newer protocol as found in HylaFAX+ 5.4.3 will not do this and will simply wait for the receiver to repeat itself on its own (since the CRP signal apparently can confuse some).


  1.
      Oct 20 14:00:08.69: [29222]: <-- [9:AT+FRH=3\r]
  2.
      Oct 20 14:00:44.45: [29222]: --> [10:NO CARRIER]
  3.
      Oct 20 14:00:44.45: [29222]: MODEM No carrier
  4.
      Oct 20 14:00:44.45: [29222]: <-- [9:AT+FRH=3\r]
  5.
      Oct 20 14:00:44.45: [29222]: --> [5:ERROR]


The call was lost, but no fax signal was detected for 26 seconds there. Did faxdetection occur and steal-away the call. Are you really using PSTN interfaces? Or are you using VoIP channels for your fax audio?


Thanks,

Lee.


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