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Realist · 23-04-06, 08:14 PM

On ADSL self install, the faceplate into your house will be carrying signals of both frequencies, so you need to ensure that the relevant devices are able to interpret these signals correctly.

You should install a filter on each telephone device that uses the analogue phone (low frequency signals). This means all telephones, fax machines, sky boxes etc will need to be attached to a filter.

However, your adsl modem is able to live quite happily with the signals that is transmitted on the lower frequency.

Some examples:-

Example 1

Example 2

ADDED: This tutorial was originally posted at:
::. Kitz - Splitter Install .::

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Realist Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Here. Posts: 2,005 Thanks: 0 Thanked 45 Times in 21 Posts	Installing ADSL Filters On ADSL self install, the faceplate into your house will be carrying signals of both frequencies, so you need to ensure that the relevant devices are able to interpret these signals correctly. You should install a filter on each telephone device that uses the analogue phone (low frequency signals). This means all telephones, fax machines, sky boxes etc will need to be attached to a filter. However, your adsl modem is able to live quite happily with the signals that is transmitted on the lower frequency. Some examples:- Example 1 Example 2 ADDED: This tutorial was originally posted at: ::. Kitz - Splitter Install .:: Last edited by brian; 26-02-07 at 07:13 PM.