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UTV clicksilver and a house alarm

Crash · 2003-08-14 17:24:43

Just pondering, was looking over the Clicksilver webby and noticed in the FAQ a piece about ADSL filters, and how they should be attached to ALL devices. how would an ADSL line affect the dialing out by the alarm when it goes off? i have no problem with it affecting the connection as long as it CAN dial out, but what would…

14-08-2003 6:24pm

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Crash

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Just pondering, was looking over the Clicksilver webby and noticed in the FAQ a piece about ADSL filters, and how they should be attached to ALL devices. how would an ADSL line affect the dialing out by the alarm when it goes off? i have no problem with it affecting the connection as long as it CAN dial out, but what would happen? would both die and the alarm not dial out? or would the alarm not dial out and the connection stay? or (hopefully) would the connection die and the alarm dial out?

Cheers.

Neil

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#2 14-08-2003 8:53pm

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Like your phone or answering machine your alarm dialer needs a filter if its attached to the line. Should be very simple to install one especially if the line into the dialer has a telephone socket (RJ11) and not wired straight in.

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#3 15-08-2003 1:36am

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=92293
There is another thread somewhere try search.

Red

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