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Faxing over VoIP with Sharp Fax Machines.

Faxing with Sharp facsimile machines over VoIP should have some success, especially if the machine has a 9600 BAUD rate as its default transmission speed.  The other setting, which most machines have as a default is ECM (Error Correction Mode) enabled, which needs to be disabled.  VoIP Mechanic recognizes that not every fax machine comes with implicit easy to find instructions for slowing down the BAUD rate to 9600.  We have accumulated some information on the following Sharp Fax and Multi-function machines, which could be helpful when faxing over a VoIP connection.

Information on the Sharp UX-P200, UX-P115 & UX-B20

The Sharp UX-B20, UX-P115 and  UX-P200 are plain paper fax machines that come out of the box with a 9600 BAUD rate setting with a fall back lower negotiated speed if the other fax wants to transmit at a lower speed.  Additionally, the resolution is set to Standard, making these machines good candidates for faxing over VoIP.

Settings on a Sharp UX-B800SE Fax

The default setting for the transmission setting on the B800 Broadband Fax machine are a 14,400 BAUD rate and ECM enabled.  To disable the ECM do the following:

How to disable ECM on Sharp fax machines.

By disabling ECM (Error Correction Mode) the fax will keep transmitting even if some data is lost.  This will help your faxes to complete over VoIP.

 

 

 

 

How to disable ECM on the Sharp FO-3150 facsimile.

The Sharp 3150 facsimile is a 14,400 BAUD fax machine with automatic fall back.  This fax has ECM enabled by default.  To disable ECM (Error Correction Mode) do the following: