RE: flexfax: Any Other MultiTech MT3334ZDX Users??

[Kirk Bocek <kbocek@evhill.com>]

Yep, saw that. The 3334 does appear to have an S38 register, but it defaults
to 0 and changing it does not help.

Any other ideas?

-----Original Message-----
From: matt kaminer [mailto:mkaminer@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2000 5:48 AM
To: Kirk Bocek; flexfax@sgi.com
Subject: Re: flexfax: Any Other MultiTech MT3334ZDX Users??


Try this. http://www.hylafax.org/Modems/multitech-2834.html

The receive threshold in negative decibels is determined by the S38
register.
Its factory default value is 43, changing it to 35 makes it possible to
receive
faxes from our AT&T 351D fax machine (and probably many others)

The command ATS38=35 will change the value of the S38 register. To prevent
the
factory default value from being loaded should a AT&F command be issued, the
command AT&F9 is needed.

The following, one-time, out of the box, initialization for the modem is
therefore recommended :

                    AT&F
                    ATS38=35
                    AT&F9
                    AT&W0


The explanation they had was that when the carrier was dropped as part of
the
normal facisimile handshaking, noise on the line was above the receive
threshold level, making the modem think that the carrier had not been
dropped.
Eventually, the T2 timer expired, and the modem reported +FHNG:73 (T.30 T2
timeout, expected page not received (code 73)). Increasing the modem's
receive
threshold to
     -35db keeps the noise level below the carrier, at least for my fax
machine
and phone lines.


--- Kirk Bocek <kbocek@evhill.com> wrote:
> Are there any other people using a MultiTech MT3334ZDX with HylaFax? If
> you're out there, would you share your config file?
>
> I still get a huge amount of noise on received faxes and cannot figure out
> the problem. I have tried swapping modems, cables, phone lines and serial
> ports. The problem continues to follow the 3334 around.
>
> It _is_ on the HylaFax modem list so someone out there must be using
one...
>
> Thanks,
> Kirk
>


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