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charles Tl Posts: 5879 USA | Posted - 4/19/2002 9:38:45 AM One thing to keep in mind is that if you up the download you lower the upload.&U13&N16 is 13= 26400bps 16= 33600bps David you might try this string also. |
Troubled_user Tl Posts: 263 USA | Posted - 4/19/2002 12:46:11 PM as far as I know, the 5686D has no method of controlling upstream, &u and &n control downstream rates (v.Richard edited post to change incorrect &d to &n) |
David Modine Tl Posts: 11 USA | Posted - 4/22/2002 4:12:39 AM Thanks again for all the info. I added the: &U13&N16 as charles suggested, & am getting 26.4 most of the time. I still have not tryed calling the phone company to check my line. I am in my peak busy season at work, & haven't had much spare time lately David |
charles Tl Posts: 5879 USA | Posted - 4/22/2002 7:52:26 AM If you're still having problems, give the telco a call and tell them you're having problems faxing. If you tell them you're having modem problems, they won't really care. This link is just for info. http://www.altigen.com/Shad/Telephony%20Troubleshooting%20Kit.htm |
Troubled_user Tl Posts: 263 USA | Posted - 4/22/2002 1:19:55 PM hmm, Charles. Never thought of that. It makes sense because the telco promises 14.4k and faxing goes at 14.4k. Here's something else: I have the Ameritech LineBacker plan, and my friend doesn't. We both have poor wiring in our house, and I called Ameritech and just told them that my max connect was a flaky 16.8, and they immediately sent a person, who eventually replaced and rewired a majority of my house. My neighbor called with the max of 14.4, and they just shrugged him off about 3 or 4 times now. |
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