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Posted by Mitch P. on January 26, 2007, 8:37 am
Please log in for more thread options I'd like to go from the phone modem to my patch panel and distribute the line to multiple rooms. I had this up and running for a while, no problems. Recently, I started losing my dialtone. I had a service rep out a couple of times, replaced the modem and had several "debug" discussions on the phone with Time/Warner. The net of all this is "Time/Warner doesn't support..." my configuration. I assume there needs to be some boosting of the signal from the modem in order to travel all those extra miles of CAT-5 ;-) Any ideas how I can do this and make it reliable? Thanks, mitch | |||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by E. Lee Dickinson on January 26, 2007, 10:20 am
Please log in for more thread options So their argument is that they offer "home phone service", attempting to compete with traditional analog telephone, but only to ONE HANDSET? I didn't bother to wire this house for telephone. I use Uniden cordless units with chargers sprinkled around the house and a single base station. Even if you only did this for half of your phones, you might reduce the load on the modem. | |||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Dan Lanciani on January 26, 2007, 4:55 pm
Please log in for more thread options sumcoolgai[nospam]@yahoo.com (Mitch P.) writes:
| I have Time/Warner digital phone service for one telephone line. | | I'd like to go from the phone modem to my patch panel and distribute the | line to multiple rooms. | | I had this up and running for a while, no problems. | | Recently, I started losing my dialtone. I had a service rep out a couple | of times, replaced the modem and had several "debug" discussions on the | phone with Time/Warner. | | The net of all this is "Time/Warner doesn't support..." my configuration. | | I assume there needs to be some boosting of the signal from the modem in | order to travel all those extra miles of CAT-5 ;-) | | Any ideas how I can do this and make it reliable? You might try a long loop adapter which boosts the loop and ring voltages. This one seems to always be on sale: http://www.sjtelecommunications.com/vik-lla-1.html There are similar products that boost only the loop voltage or only the ring voltage. They generally cost less. Example: http://www.sandman.com/loop.html#LongLoopAdapter Dan Lanciani ddl@danlan.*com | |||||||||||||||||||
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> I'd like to go from the phone modem to my patch panel and distribute the
> line to multiple rooms.
>
> I had this up and running for a while, no problems.
>
> Recently, I started losing my dialtone. I had a service rep out a couple
> of times, replaced the modem and had several "debug" discussions on the
> phone with Time/Warner.
>
> The net of all this is "Time/Warner doesn't support..." my configuration.
>
> I assume there needs to be some boosting of the signal from the modem in
> order to travel all those extra miles of CAT-5 ;-)
>
> Any ideas how I can do this and make it reliable?