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From: tronix@polari.UUCP (David Daniel)
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Subject: Re: Faxnet Info Request
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Date: 31 Jan 90 08:37:18 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 67, message 9 of 11


Your problem could be at the receiving end of the FAX transmission. If
the receiving FAX is looking for a Calling Tone ( a pulse that
identifies itself to the other FAX) and there isn't one, it could
assume the answer is voice. The opposite is true also. If YOUR machine
wants a Calling Tone and doesn't get it, it could assume that it was a
voice answer.  

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