Turn on fax detection so that echo training will not attempt to run on
the fax handshake...
Andrew lathama Latham
TuxTone Inc.
http://TuxTone.com
andrew.lat...@tuxtone.com
On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 10:21 PM, Michael as...@nettrust.co.nz wrote:
Sending works but on receive it keeps failing -
On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 01:36:25 you wrote:
Turn on fax detection so that echo training will not attempt to run on
the fax handshake...
Andrew lathama Latham
TuxTone Inc.
http://TuxTone.com
andrew.lat...@tuxtone.com
Thanks.
How is this done on a T38 fax channel please?
PS: I see no mention
On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 02:02:12 you wrote:
When configured with echo training (default) Asterisk attempts to
train its self on all calls. You have to tell it to either not train
on all calls or turn on fax detection.
Andrew lathama Latham
How do I turn this on please? I can't find any mention
On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 02:33:31 you wrote:
have a look at the dahdi or zaptel configs and search for echo In
the last 9+ years of working with * I have never had a manual, whats
it look like..?
Andrew lathama Latham
TuxTone Inc.
http://TuxTone.com
andrew.lat...@tuxtone.com
And I also
Slightly off topic, but M$ is worth billions because they started in 1976 or
so, became the de facto standard, and were pretty cutthroat in the way they
do business. They have a profit motive and have always taken the path that
makes them bigger with bigger profits, even to the point of fighting
On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 03:40:12 you wrote:
Slightly off topic, but M$ is worth billions because they started in 1976
or so, became the de facto standard, and were pretty cutthroat in the way
they do business. They have a profit motive and have always taken the path
that makes them bigger with
Michael wrote:
Anyway this is a great example of why MICROSOFT is worth billions, and Linux
has to be given away. Not because Microsoft is L33T but because the majority
of the stuff sold for Windows works out of the box.
For what it's worth, their fax software doesn't work very well out of
Michael wrote:
On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 03:40:12 you wrote:
Slightly off topic, but M$ is worth billions because they started in 1976
or so, became the de facto standard, and were pretty cutthroat in the way
they do business. They have a profit motive and have always taken the path
that makes
Michael wrote:
On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 03:40:12 you wrote:
Slightly off topic, but M$ is worth billions because they started in 1976
or so, became the de facto standard, and were pretty cutthroat in the way
they do business. They have a profit motive and have always taken the path
that makes
Sending works but on receive it keeps failing - reporting back 'training'
failure.
I am using Asterisk 1.6 with T38.
What should I post to the list to assist diagnoses?
Michael
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