I'm sorry, I don't have any solution for you.
Are you certain that the incoming calls that drop after about a minute
are really faxes? The behavior you describe (faxmodem can make outgoing
fax calls; answers an incoming call but drops it after about a minute)
is exactly what I experience when telemarketers call on my fax line.
Once the modem "answers" an incoming call, if it doesn't detect fax
tones, it takes it about a minute or so to decide that there's something
wrong and give the error message, even if the caller has hung up earlier.
Try re-posting your question in the windowsxp.print_fax newsgroup:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax
Microsoft's clunky web interface:
http://tinyurl.com/3t5a2w
There are two very knowledgeable people (Russ Valentine and Hal
Hostetler) who often respond to fax-related posts in that group.
Perhaps they can help you.
Include in your post at least:
1. The description of what happens when you try to receive a fax.
2. What version/service pack of XP you're using
3. Your fax modem make/model
4. The fact that you were able to send *and* receive faxes when you were
connected to the Internet using a cable modem, but that you have now
changed to DSL
5. A description of how your modem is connected to your DSL line (or to
a separate phone line, if that's the case).
6. Your note about the phone connected to the phone jack of the faxmodem.
7. That you were able to send a "fax" to your cell phone and the tones
you heard.
Yes it has worked before. I only get faxes during Football season and since
last year I have moved from cable to dsl modem.
My dsl also has my digital tv through it. THe tech ran cat 5 cable to the
sites where I have tv and internet. The cat 5 adapts to phone line to the
modem and then cat 5 to the tv box. My modem has 4 ports and port 1 is for
internet and 2, 3 and 4 is for tv. I have the fax modem plugged into an
existing rj11 jack that was here before the dsl was installed.
My fax modem came with the AS Rock MB and is a HSP56 M (VIA). Lots of VIA on
HCL list. It did work before.
I sent a fax to my cell and when I answered it I got a high pitched beeep
for about 1 sec then again. I assumed that is what I was to hear.
Hope this helps.
THanks Lem for the assistance.
JOe
Lem said:
JBL said:
Using a dsl filter didn't work.
Some more info, I get to the 50sec mark after the modem answers the phone.
Then I get "An error occured when receiving a fax."
Maybe this info will help.
:
I am using a dsl modem and didn't have a dsl filter on the line going to the
modem. Do you think that could be the culprit?
Thanks for any responses.
Joe
:
I have tried 2 different computers and 2 differnt fax modems to set up to
receive a fax. Have it set on manual and when phone rings I hit answer
button. I get box saying I am receiving fax from another phone number.
After about 50 sec, I get "An error occured receiving a fax from xxx-xxxx"
I have reinstalled fax services and still can't receive.
Running Windows Firewall and AVG 8.0
Any suggestions on what is going on?
I have a phone connected into the phone jack on hte internal modem that
works fine.
This is driving me nuts Need Help
Thanks
Joe
1. Has this ever worked?
2. Try disconnecting your DSL modem from the wall jack and connecting
the fax modem directly to the wall jack, without any filter.
3. Assuming that (2) does not work, is either of the fax modems you
tried on the Windows XP HCL list?
http://winqual.microsoft.com/HCL/Default.aspx?m=x [use IE *ONLY* for
this page]
4. Can you *send* a fax? Even if you don't have a fax machine handy to
use as a test receiver, just try to send a fax to your cell phone. If
the phone rings and when you answer you hear "fax tones", that's a
pretty good indication that it will work when sending to a real fax machine.
In general,
http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders/FAQFAX.htm (somewhat old,
but still a very good source of advice. see particularly, #12)
--
Lem -- MS-MVP
To the moon and back with 2K words of RAM and 36K words of ROM.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer
http://history.nasa.gov/afj/compessay.htm
--
Lem -- MS-MVP
To the moon and back with 2K words of RAM and 36K words of ROM.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer
http://history.nasa.gov/afj/compessay.htm