MP5500 Fax Transmission Level

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  • westpest

    MP5500 Fax Transmission Level

    Hi All

    New here, can someone please advise bit switch for transmission level adjustment, or is it an NCU Parameter setting. I must be getting CRAFT (Can't Remember A Flaming Thing) I cleaned it up a bit......
  • unisys12
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    250+ Posts
    • Jul 2007
    • 490

    #2
    This can be found on page 1408 of the service manual (PDF version).

    Go into your Fax SP's, then to...
    G3 Switch 05 [SP 1-105-006] Initial TX modem rate

    Bit 3 - 0
    Bit 2 - 1
    Bit 1 - 1
    Bit 0 - 0
    bps = 14.4k

    (1-105-007, next in the sp list, is for RX modem rate. bits and numbers are the same.)


    I'll give you that one since it's the most common, but I will tell you that if you adjust it lower than that you will need to manually turn off V.8 Protocol (G3 Switch 03, bit 2)

    Hope that helps. I have one of these on the way and not exactly looking forward to it.
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    • westpest

      #3
      Thanks for reply, however what I am looking for is the line noise level not speed.

      Over here we an ideal range of between -15.0 to -17.8dBm and I need to raise mine up from -13.6 to mid range.

      I have done this many times on older faxes but just can't remember location.

      Thanks

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      • CANCOUNTRY TECH
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        100+ Posts
        • Aug 2008
        • 114

        #4
        go to fax sp ram - ncu tab2 under country code setting set to 12 for for -15.0 to -17.0 db on the telstra folds A test

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