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Please try this init strings:
1. -->  AT&F1&H1S36=0S7=90\  (All Upper case--Backslash important)
2. -->  AT&FX4&A1&B1&H1&M4&R2^M--> (NO BACKSLASH)

also disable ECM option under Setup-Fax modem.
also try reducing max speed to 9600
delete temp files from DOS environmment

Friend.
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In article <4jrj8m$ab1@tantalus.mountain-inter.net>, cyoung@mountain-inter.net
(Chuck Young) wrote:
> pdpucci@execpc.com (Phil Pucci) wrote:
> 
> >I am having trouble receiving faxes from Hewlett-Packard
> >OfficeJet LX machines (all-in-one Printer, FAX, Copier, Scanner).
> 
> >My fax/modem is a US Robotics Sportster 14.4 internal
> >with these key specifications:
> 
> >        V.32
> >        Class 1 
> >        Supervisor date of 9/13/93
> >        DSP date 6/1/93
> >        Supervisor Rev 4.1
> >        DSP rev 10
> 
> >I have tried both of the following setup strings:
> 
> >        AT&FB0E0V1M1L2X4&D2S7U\
> 
> >        AT&F&C1&D2&H1&R2&I2M0S7ÉS36=0\
> 
> >The latter string solved problems receiving 
> >faxes from a Sharp UX-192 FAX machine.
> 
> >I am running WinFAX Pro 4.0 on Win95.
> 
> I'm running exactly the same setup and I'm having exactly the same
> problem. 
> 
> I phoned HP and they didn't have a clue about what the problem was.
> It's very frustrating. Like you, I tried every setup stiing
> imaginable, all to no avail.
> 
> I have no problem with any other fax machine. The trouble is that the
> HP is the one at the office and, consequently, the one I need the
> most.
> 
> Hopefully, the someone from HP will check this group and come up with
> some solution, but I'm not going to hold my breath on that happening.
> 
> Cheers..........cy
>