Hi,
1. I've got this question bouncing in my mind for a long time: why are
alarm transmitters often said to be avoided with DSL lines ?
The kind of alarm transmitters I'm thinking about are those having two
analog ports: one connected to Telco analog line, the other to a fax or a
terminal or whatever.
The typical setup is:
Telco line ---- ADSL splitter ----- Alarm Transmitter ----- Fax machine
|
|
ADSL Modem ----- LAN
For me, this setup MUST work as I'm not aware of any Alarm Transmitter
using the higher frequencies used by modems.
Is this correct ? Opinions ?
2. Another question, from a location I've got trouble with, is:
what may happen if an alarm transmitter is incorrectly installed before the
ADSL splitter like this ?
Telco line ----- Alarm Transmitter ---- ADSL splitter ----- Fax machine
|
|
ADSL Modem
----- LAN
Would it explain why ADSL traffic is momentarily cut when a fax is
received, for instance ?
Regards
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