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January 8, 2007 at 4:46 pm #3823
billfaith
MemberHello
We have winfax 10.02 installed on 3 machines, 1 host and 2 clients. Clients communicate with the host fine. The problem is with the actual sending and recieving of faxes. Have tried a few different modems and not much luck. Currently have an trendnet tfm-560x using agere drivers. Problems sending are usually “not able to negotiate” errors. As far as recieving, we recieve maybe 1 out of 10 faxes. The others, the line rings, modem aswers, waits about 20 seconds and dissconnects, with errors of either “call cancelled” or “unable to negotiate, train” etc.. The recieve log shows a call came in but there is no fax info. Here are a couple modem settings.
Communications port: TAPI Initialize at: 19,200
Modem type: class 1
initialization string: AT&F&D2&C1&K3S7=55
Flow control: AT&K3
Use hardware flow control checked: ATZ
ECM for sending
ECM for recievingJanuary 10, 2007 at 1:43 am #8098Anonymous
Memberthere are two versions of this modem, make sure you are usinjg the proper updated drivers available from TRENDnet for this external modem
More details here:
http://www.trendnet.com/downloads/info/tfm-560x.htmYou can also try unchecking hardware flow control, and change each occurance of &K3 in the initalization string setting to &K4
initialization string: AT&F&D2&C1&K4S7=55
Flow control: AT&K4
Hardware Flow Control Disabled (unchecked)Edited By Moderator on 1168393480
January 11, 2007 at 4:09 pm #8099billfaith
MemberThanks for tips. I am going to try them soon. Between the time I firt posted, I switched back to the internal modem on this machine and things are going well for now.
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