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Interference on line

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  • 07-09-2011 1:12pm
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    ceewa
    Registered Users Posts: 87 ✭✭


    Hello

    I have an phone line and wireless broadband, the phone is plugged in the hall and the broadband in a room upstairs. When i used the phone with the modem plugged in there is interference on the line and its very hard to hear the person i'm speaking to. If i plug both into the same socket there is no issue.
    is there anything i can do so get rid of this interference and leave them two plugged in seperately?

    Thanks


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    eircom: Tony
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,226 ✭✭✭eircom: Tony


    ceewa wrote: »
    Hello

    I have an phone line and wireless broadband, the phone is plugged in the hall and the broadband in a room upstairs. When i used the phone with the modem plugged in there is interference on the line and its very hard to hear the person i'm speaking to. If i plug both into the same socket there is no issue.
    is there anything i can do so get rid of this interference and leave them two plugged in seperately?

    Thanks
    Hi ceewa
    you may require a splitter or filter on phone sockets. The ADSL service is carried as a high-frequency signal on your ordinary phone line. This high-frequency signal is incompatible with your ordinary telephone and so a filter is required to keep the phone and ADSL signal apart.
    If you PM me your line number I can run some tests for you.
    Tony


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