[plug] ADSL and modem / fax

[Simon Scott]

	One other point along this line

	3 filters is the maximum you can use. After that, they have to put a
filter where the phoneline hits the house, and split it into adsl line and
phone line, which can be a pain depending on where you want the adsl to be
located.


	From:	Paul Dean <paul at canningcollege.wa.edu.au> on 01-06-2001
05:03 PM
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	Subject:	Re: [plug] ADSL and modem / fax

	At 04:34 PM 1/06/2001 +0800, you wrote:

	>Hi guys,
	>
	>My understanding is that ADSL somehow piggy backs on a existing
line. Is it
	>still possible to use a modem on this line? Or even send / recieve
fax's?

	ADSL, splits the existing copper cable into two frequency sets
4Hz-22Hz for 
	normal telephones via a filter in between the phone and the wall
socket, 
	and 22Hz-> for ADSL connections.
	If you where to put your fax on the line with a filter yes it would
work.
	Telstra will supply 3 filters included in the price of socket
fitting, and 
	upgrade each existing socket in the house.

	>mn
	>
	>
	>
	>Mark Nold
	>markn at enspace.com
	>Senior Consultant
	>
	>Change is inevitable, except from vending machines.

	/***** Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to
recognize a 
	mistake when you make it again.
	Franklin P. Jones *****/




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