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Telephone line splitter on digibox

DaveH · 2005-05-14 19:22:10

HI I put a telephone line splitter on my digi box, it accepts the incoming phone line, but it will notspilt the signal, as Im trying to connect to a modem. Is this possible?

14-05-2005 7:22pm

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DaveH

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HI I put a telephone line splitter on my digi box, it accepts the incoming phone line, but it will notspilt the signal, as Im trying to connect to a modem. Is this possible?

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#2 14-05-2005 8:53pm

watty

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It should work.

The Digibox only makes Outgoing calls.

The "REN" label on any telephone device indicates the amount it loads the phone line. provided the total REN allowed is not exceeded you can connect many devices. The Digibox should have a number near its phone socket.

If a line has broadband, then one "filter" can feed all the ordinary non-broadband devices via splitters. If the line is "split" in advance of the Broadband "modem", then each connection needs the correct filter.

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