Quick question...
Concerning NPMSPEED, the Intercommunication manual states that Note: If the
other end of the channel does not support the option, the channel runs at
normal speed.
What about if the other end *supports* the option but is set to
NPMSPEED(NORMAL)? Do both sides need to specify
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From: Thomas, Don [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 1:48 PM
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Subject: Re: NPMSPEED
If I'm not mistaken, whenever channel parameters are negotiated and there is
a difference in parameters, the lower value is adopted, in your example
NPMSPEED(NORMAL
, May 11, 2004 2:12 PM
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Don is correct. The lower value is always chosen, in this case NORMAL is
considered lower.
You can also prove this to yourself by setting the combination that you
want, starting the channel, and then doing a channel status
What
about Network errors?
-Original Message-From: Glen Shubert
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NormalEileen,
Thanks for the reply. We have not
been able to find any error messages on our side, and our
reason you deleted the sdr and recreated it, but you did not do the same with your rcvr. There could be many such instances where you can get this.
Cheers
Kumar
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Date: Monday, June 16, 2003 09:15:33 AM
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What about Network errors?
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From: Glen Shubert
: NPMSPEED Fast vs. Normal
According to the Command Reference, if the two sides do not agree on this value, then NORMAL is used. I setup a channel as you described, then issued a channel status command to see if the receiving side was set to NORMAL (i.e. negotiated). It was set to NORMAL, as expected
