Re: [hylafax-users] Problems with PPS and sending with Rocket

[Pedro Rocadas <procadas@xxxxxxxxx>]

--- Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Here we expected to receive CSI or DIS, but we got a
> corrupt frame.  
> This could be due to noisy lines, bad modulators on
> the devices, PBX, 
> etc., etc.

Well, I try do some more tests passing a couple of
tags values of the config.tty files from the older
server to the newer one.

> 
> > Jun 17 10:41:28.32: [ 8261]: --> [0:]
> > Jun 17 10:41:28.32: [ 8261]: MODEM <Empty line>
> > Jun 17 10:41:28.32: [ 8261]: <-- data [1]
> > Jun 17 10:41:28.52: [ 8261]: MODEM <Timeout>
> > Jun 17 10:41:28.52: [ 8261]: DELAY 200 ms
> > Jun 17 10:41:28.72: [ 8261]: No answer (T.30 T1
> > timeout)
> > Jun 17 10:41:28.72: [ 8261]: SEND FAILED: JOB 50
> DEST
> > XXXXXXXXX ERR No answer (T.30 T1 timeout)
> > Jun 17 10:41:28.72: [ 8261]: <-- [9:AT+FTH=3\r]
> > Jun 17 10:41:31.27: [ 8261]: --> [0:]
> > Jun 17 10:41:31.27: [ 8261]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
> > Jun 17 10:41:36.27: [ 8261]: MODEM <Timeout>
> > Jun 17 10:42:06.30: [ 8261]: SESSION END
> 
> But, we never get another peep from the machine.

I hope not burned another port in the card :-(.

> 
> > The next log is from a Multitech modem and what is
> > strange is that I got a PPS error which, I guess,
> > shouldn't appears because ECM was used.
> 
> PPS is with ECM, and yes, you can get a "no response
> to PPS" error with 
> ECM.  Did the receiver actually get the fax page? 
> If so, then the 
> post-page delays are too short.  If not, then the
> pre-page delays are 
> too short.
> 
> Lee.

I just make a test, after increasing Class1PPMWaitCmd
in 1 second and they get the fax.

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