Re: DSL question

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"Crash"  wrote in message
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On Nov 23, 7:03 pm, G. Morgan <usenet_ab...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Crash <robos...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >Here's the deal, Vista 10SE communicating fine until Qwest installed
> >AND MESSED with inside wiring. We were tapped into the nearest telco
> >outlet in an office (don't ask it was an ADT that we took over)
> >anyway...it was working fine and had line siezure until they (Qwest)
> >screwed with it. That outlet has DSL filter hanging out of it but we
> >are tapped in ahead of it...but we have dial tone and we can break
> >dialtone with a but set at our wires there. TWENTY feet away at the
> >other end of our wire we have only faint static ? Thats it.  I didnt
> >have a DSL filter with me so I couldnt try it.
>
> Sounds like a great opportunity to wire the dialer cable correctly, to the
> demark.  Probably should have been done while you were there, eh? (either
> on the
> takeover itself, or the service call).
>
> I find it hard to believe you've never had to use a DSL filter.  When I
> was
> doing 2-3 takeovers/re-activations a day I went through 4 or 5 filters
> weekly.
>
> It is possible for an alarm signal to transmit successfully on an
> unfiltered DSL
> line, BUT... just because one round goes through does not mean the next
> round
> will.  I always install a filter for customers with DSL.  In fact, many
> contracts will have that provision.. and the filter is to be paid for by
> the
> customer.
>
> I would use this one, that is meant for alarms and
> line-seizure.http://www.bassburglaralarms.com/product_8797_detailed.htm
>
> Some other respondent said something about bandwidth and compared Quest's
> service to "Vonage".  I don't know what the hell brought that up, but
> ignore
> that advice unless the customer actually has a VOIP service (which was not
> mentioned).

Thanks all.

Yah...I've never had to use DSL filter on any panels (well maybe I did
use one and thats where the one I had in the truck went...but thats
all). The product I usually use does not have a problem with DSL.

ADT retro installed this panel originally under a staircase smack dab
in the middle of the house and the stair case (if you can picture
this) is surrounded by tile floor or wood floor and the only way to
get phone to it was to the nearest bedroom phone jack (it just happens
to be the first jack on the run so we were seizing everythign there)
BUT cant get to the demarc.

Rob


if only one line is being used  you might be able to direct feed to your
RJ-31x block using the black and yellow of the station wire.
then back feed the house on the red and green.
this will only work  however  if the home has a separate direct line for the
digital feed..
if so  then your ADSL/SDSL filter would go next to the demark..