Re: [hylafax-users] Missing EOL after 5 seconds

["Joe Bardgett" <jbardgett@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Would switching it to a Class 1 configuration allow me to configure it or
remove the problem of using the Class 2 ECM firmware?  The modem is
currently configured as Class 2.0.  Would a different style of modem fix the
problem because it would not use the same Class 2 ECM firmware?  One answer
I am looking for is if the problem is with the modem firmware specifically,
the Hylafax software specifically or a combination of both?

Thanks,

Joe Bardgett
www.godaddy.com
480-505-8800 ext. 403



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[mailto:hylafax-users-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Lee Howard
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 2:01 PM
To: Joe Bardgett
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Subject: Re: [hylafax-users] Missing EOL after 5 seconds

On 2004.03.23 12:16 Joe Bardgett wrote:

> Mar 22 15:37:38.83: [ 1325]: RECV: begin page
> Mar 22 15:37:38.83: [ 1325]: RECV: send trigger 022
> Mar 22 15:37:38.83: [ 1325]: <-- data [1]
> Mar 22 15:38:29.36: [ 1325]: RECV: 32682 bytes of data, 500 total 
> lines
> Mar 22 15:39:33.88: [ 1325]: <-- data [1]
> Mar 22 15:39:33.88: [ 1325]: RECV: Missing EOL after 5 seconds

It probably means that the modem's Class 2 ECM firmware got caugh in a 
very lengthy ECM process, probably involving CTC, and it's all hidden 
from us.

Arguably HylaFAX should wait longer for Class 2 ECM pages, but *how* 
long to wait is the question?  ECM protocol can, in theory, go for 
hours.

I don't think that this is configurable.

Lee.

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