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dabade

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#152026 13-Sep-2014 14:28
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Hi all,

Does anyone know if I can plug multiple POTS phones (or my old phone wiring) into an Orcon Genius fibre Modem?
Will a basic Y-Splitter work?

I asked Orcon, but they were unclear - Mentioning something about a "Filter".

I have a Monitored alarm from DSC and it needs a normal phone line (it's hard-wired, but I can fix that without too much trouble)

Thanks for the help.


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FireEngine
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  #1127869 13-Sep-2014 14:38
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Yes. You can run any number of phone jacks from the phone1 port and connect multiple handsets as required subject to the normal REN limit.




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