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BG> Terminal : 57600 8 data bits No Parity BG> Line : 26400 V.34 BG> Current EQM : 009 PE> And a 26400 connect to David on a better line. BG> Yeah, that was a bit of a surprise. Wonder why? RS> Somethings seriously fucked there somewhere. We do know RS> that Daves line is MUCH better than Pauls, so that result is RS> completely mad on the connect rate, tho the EQM makes sense. PE> I have documented the problem of M34F calling PE> USR already. Against BOTH modems actually. RS> All you did was document the lower connect rate achieved. That message was RS> discussing the EQM value and whether the lower connect rate achieved was RS> related to the EQM. Clearly it isnt in that particular case of a good EQM. PE> The lower connect rate is related to a Courier on the other end PE> instead of an M34F. David Begley proved that quick enough. Pity that message was discussing the EQM values seen with different calls and how much sense they made, and not just connect speeds. It was basically trying to get some idea of how much sense the M34F EQM values made. One very real problem with EQM values tho is that the CHANGE as the carrier rate changes, they are mean to, thats what EQM is about, its a measure of ERROR at the trellis level, its not a measure of the line characteristics in a the direct sense the USR graph is. @EOT: ---* Origin: afswlw rjfilepwq (3:711/934.2) SEEN-BY: 711/934 |
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