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Re: TPC-OPER: Re: Large number of errors with Hylafax and ZyXEL Omni modem




>>>>> On Fri, 3 Apr 1998, "SM" == Shuvam Misra wrote:

  SM> | Thanks for replying Matthias, but why won't anyone address the very
  SM> technical | -- points raised by Mr. Pollack?

  SM> Thanks, Darren. I too was beginning to get a little depressed at a total
  SM> absence of any attempt to address these issues.

Unfortunately, I feel the experts, with what time they do have to devote to 
HylaFAX, are busy trying to figure out the code . . . this list is not haunted 
by ITU types, and nobody's willing to speak authoritatively about RTN . . .

Harald, can you get us a clear statement which supports your feelings on how 
HylaFAX should behave in the case of RTN neg?

  SM> While Harald is convinced that the ZyXEL modem is not at fault, your
  SM> statistical observations are that Hylafax behaves better with other
  SM> modems.

This is definitely true. I recommend cell operators buy Multitechs and save 
themselves the grief usually. It's possible that they just work out of the box 
because of a good config file, whereas the stock config file for the ZyXeLs 
may have a problem. I am not in a position to tell, as I only have MT modems.

  SM> One other issue that no one seems to be addressing is my phenomenally
  SM> high frequency of "Transmit Phase B" errors. Will these too go away if I
  SM> move to a Multitech?

I make no guarantees, since I don't understand what's causing yours . . . but feel it is likely.

-DPN

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