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Doug Mitchell
- Jan 1, 1970
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I very recently got connected with DSL High Speed in Ontario Canada. I
called the ISP to ask about unexpected disconnects and sometimes slower than
expected connect speeds. After checking the lines, by phone, he suggested
that possibly my monitored alarm should have a filter on it.
I called the alarm guy and he claims that most monitoring is, (if I recall
properly) "Signal On Demand" (SOD) and so needs no special treatment. Any
experiences with this?
When I look in the alarm "box" in the main hallway closet I see the jack
where the phone line goes in but this phone line is 'bigger' and the
accommodating jack opening is bigger as well; not like the jacks and lines I
see in each room to which I attached Bell supplied filters.
Possibly a filter (special one?) needs to go on the main line as it comes
into the house?
Thanks for your advice.
Doug
called the ISP to ask about unexpected disconnects and sometimes slower than
expected connect speeds. After checking the lines, by phone, he suggested
that possibly my monitored alarm should have a filter on it.
I called the alarm guy and he claims that most monitoring is, (if I recall
properly) "Signal On Demand" (SOD) and so needs no special treatment. Any
experiences with this?
When I look in the alarm "box" in the main hallway closet I see the jack
where the phone line goes in but this phone line is 'bigger' and the
accommodating jack opening is bigger as well; not like the jacks and lines I
see in each room to which I attached Bell supplied filters.
Possibly a filter (special one?) needs to go on the main line as it comes
into the house?
Thanks for your advice.
Doug