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Re: [hylafax-users] Forcing lower baud rate fax-fax



On 2003.11.21 22:14 John Murphy wrote:
I have line quality problems that prevents consistent
sending/receiving (even
with a regular fax machine) unless I force the baud to 9600 or slower.
 I'm
having trouble doing this.  I think I need to limit the
capabilities/arguments of the AT+FRM and AT+FTM= commands to values
96/97 or
below.

This can be done with HylaFAX CVS HEAD (to someday be 4.2.0) with the Class1TMQueryCmd and Class1RMQueryCmd options.


In my logs, I see lots of re-training at lower and lower baud rates
until a
page or two squeaks through.

HylaFAX CVS also has a "better" (at least for me and for a couple others that have shown logs to this effect) retraining and slow-down procedure which may help faxes go through without touching Class1TMQueryCmd or Class1RMQueryCmd.


How can I limit the range of transfers
without
going in and messing with the class1.c++ file or some other nasty
hack.

'man hylafax-config' details this in HylaFAX CVS.


HylaFAX CVS also supports Class 1 ECM (Class1ECMSupport which defaults to "no"). Enabling this feature may likely help get faxes through looking "perfect" (no bad scan lines) on noisy lines, even at faster baud rates (and a tighter compression, MMR). It still may slow things down a bit (because it repeatedly resends portions of the image that didn't go through properly).

If you do use Class 1 ECM you may want to review:

http://bugs.hylafax.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=451

which enables taglines on MMR faxes (and is undergoing QA before its committal to CVS).

Lee.

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