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| Thread ID: 79380 | 2007-05-18 03:32:00 | Some help with dsl filter | presso (10113) | Press F1 |
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| 550739 | 2007-05-18 03:32:00 | Just wondering if sombody might be able to give me a answer to this problem i am having , i have just upgraded my cordless phone to a decent one ( panasonic KX-TG182) great little phone , caller id works fine if plugged directly into phone socket but with dsl running there is just way to much noise (caller id works even with the bad noise) if i put the dsl and phone line through a filter (the one that came with the modem a d-link dsl 12mf-nz) i loose ability of caller id on my phone , could this be the type of filter i am using or is there some way around this. | presso (10113) | ||
| 550740 | 2007-05-18 04:13:00 | Possibly the D-Link 12MF is faulty? It is actually a better filter, having more stages and more attenuation of ADSL frequencies than the Dynalink. Here are some results of measurements on the two I made some time back, I'll quote at 550kHz for brevity: D-Link 12MF 69dB Dynalink MF001 40dB. I use a D-Link as a "splitter" at the incoming phone line junction box. |
Terry Porritt (14) | ||
| 550741 | 2007-05-18 04:14:00 | Never mind i just resolved the problem :D , i am curious though why the d-link filter i had on before and the $13 dynalink one i just bought and threw on which now works perfectly would be different , are they both not just a filter. Anyway the d-link one is now sitting comfortably in the rubbish bin where it belongs:thumbs: | presso (10113) | ||
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