The thing is, it is set at 115200 and I've removed setting in the DUN that I
think is not necessary, but I still get 9600.
I have another question. I have 2 PM3's and line0 and line1 on the first
PM3 are
up, and only one T1 line on the second PM3's is being used right now with a
total
of 72 dialup lines. I'm using CT1 and have configured the PM3's for such.
My question
is, do lines 0 and 1 on have to have the same recieve levels?
Here's what I got...
---------------------- line0 - T1 Inband DS0 ---------------
Status: UP Framing: ESF Encoding: B8ZS PCM: u-law
Signaling: Trunk E&M wink start
Receive Level: -15dB to -22.5dB
Alarms Violations
----------------------------- -----------------------------
Blue 0 Bipolar 232117
Yellow 1 CRC Errors 2
Receive Carrier Loss 1 Multiframe Sync 6664
Loss of Sync 1
---------------------- line1 - T1 Inband DS0 ---------------
Status: UP Framing: ESF Encoding: B8ZS PCM: u-law
Signaling: Trunk E&M wink start
Receive Level: +2dB to -7.5dB
Alarms Violations
----------------------------- -----------------------------
Blue 0 Bipolar 140011
Yellow 1 CRC Errors 1
Receive Carrier Loss 1 Multiframe Sync 14124
Loss of Sync 1
Also, as you can see, I'm getting CRC Erros on both lines. What would be
the ideal recieve level for this? Is this a Telco thingy?
One last question, when I do 'show all' I see this:
Port Speed Mdm Host Type Status Input Output
Pend
---- ----- --- ---------------- ------ ------------- ---------- ----------
----
C0 9600 off Login/ USERNAME 0 11
0
S0 64000 on Netwrk IDLE 149536 1055829
0
S1 64000 on Netwrk IDLE 245 286
0
S2 64000 on Netwrk IDLE 304 367
0
S3 64000 on Netwrk IDLE 304 361
0
S4 64000 on Netwrk IDLE 0 0
0
S5 64000 on Netwrk IDLE 0 0
0
S6 64000 on Netwrk IDLE 0 0
0
In the 'Speed' section, can I change that to 115200 for the modem port
speed? or does this
have to be either 56K or 64K. I would appreciate any pointers to improve
the performance
of my PM3's. Thanks.
Daniel
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