Q44: What does it mean to get CONNECT 19200 when I try to send a fax...?
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- Q.
- I get the following when trying to send a fax to our hardcopy Fax machine:
May 24 17:16:39.03: [ 480]: SESSION BEGIN
May 24 17:16:39.07: [ 480]: DIAL xxxxxxx
May 24 17:16:39.07: [ 480]: <-- [14:ATDT9,xxxxxxx@]
May 24 17:17:08.93: [ 480]: --> [13:CONNECT 19200]
May 24 17:17:08.95: [ 480]: <-- [4:ATH0]
May 24 17:17:10.60: [ 480]: --> [13:@I~8T`^~]
May 24 17:17:10.60: [ 480]: --> [10:NO CARRIER]
May 24 17:17:10.65: [ 480]: MODEM ERROR: No carrier
May 24 17:17:10.67: [ 480]: SEND FAILED: unknown problem (check modem power)
May 24 17:17:10.67: [ 480]: <-- [4:ATH0]
May 24 17:17:11.05: [ 480]: --> [2:OK]
May 24 17:17:11.05: [ 480]: SESSION END
- A.
- "CONNECT 19200" indicates that the modem established a data connection,
not a fax connection. If a fax connection was established, "+FCON"
should have been returned.
If you did in fact reach a fax machine only to establish a data connection
then your modem probably was placed the call in Class 0 instead of
Class 1 or 2; check your configuration file to be certain outgoing
fax calls are dialed in the proper class.
Sam Leffler / sam@engr.sgi.com.