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Re: Tick Reliability



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>Was your data for day session only or 24 hour(midnight to midnight)?

10-4

>This is what I get for 24 hour midnight to midnight via the DTN velocity
>satelite 230K with 100% clear skies.

I-net was clear with a full moon on Wed ;-)

>ESU2 fed by ByteRunner PCI-100H into a dual 600mhz cpu.

Same symbol fed by DS for Esignal/TS4 into a single 933mhz cpu with 0.64 
gig mem, 56K i-net dialup, 3com Lanmodem.

>   I recently replaced
>the PacCommware TE920 with the ByteRunner with faster UART and larger byte
>buffer.  Charting seems to run noticeably better at the open after replacing
>the serial port.  Some traders experience a pause in TS charting right at
>the open+ a little.  Could be my imagination, but it seems like the
>ByteRunner has reduced the opening bottleneck.  The ByteRunner is a PCI card
>and the TE920 is an ISA plus they have different drivers.  Would be
>interesting to compare these numbers with someone running on the ethernet
>port via the dynastore-dtn and with someone running at the 400K speed.

Jimo, how's it going with TS4 and DS-DTN sat?


       bobr's                 T's

>Mon 140353        140042
>Tues 145456      145209
>Wed 152097       151598
>Thu   135210      136545
>Fri       96993        97191
>
>bobr

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>----- Original Message -----
>From: "jdfo" <jdo1@xxxxxxxxx>
>To: "Omega List" <Omega-List@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2002 6:00 AM
>Subject: Tick Reliability
>
>
> > I use a cable modem, TradeStation 2000i and e-signal. This past week, I
> > received the following ticks on the E-mini, Sept contract:
> >
> >     Mon 7/22          139,304
> >     Tue   7/23          141,241
> >     Wed 7/24          149,970
> >     Thu   7/25          136,459
> >     Fri    7/26            91,308
> >
> >     I was wondering if anyone would care to compare their results to
> > determine the reliability of cable modems and e-signal?
> >      I know that retrieving this same data from Omega's  HistoryBank.com
> > results in an 40 to 50% error rate;  HistoryBank loses almost one-half of
> > the ticks, making this resource totally useless.
> >     Thanks in advance for any replies.
> >
> >     John O
> >
> >
> >
> >