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Ramjet007
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  #532621 13-Oct-2011 06:04
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When Orcon 1st offered their own phone service. i swapped. I had major problems with my monitored alarm until they finally sorted out the problem in their network. Since then not a problem.

When my alarm was installed they put in a master filter\splitter. Means i dont need them in the jacks.



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  #532753 13-Oct-2011 11:17
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so, why can't you just put a filter on the alarm like you do on a phone when you have dsl? doesn't it just have a dialup modem that makes the same internet noises that sky decoders make?

sky decoders work fine with just a filter and can communicate with their servers just fine?  




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  #532760 13-Oct-2011 11:22
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Hi, because the alarm is slightly different, it does not just sit across the line like a phone or fax/modem it disconnects the line from time to time and also passes the line though to the rest of the house wiring.

The correct wiring is to put a filter at or directly inline from the demarc, take the modem port of the filter to a dedicated socket for the DSL modem, and the voice circuit to the alarm panel, then the return from the alarm then feeds all other voice sockets in the house.

Cyril



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  #532772 13-Oct-2011 11:36
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My guess is we won't know the end of this story.




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