Has anyone hooked it up to a DSL filter?
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I found I did not need a DSL filter. The call quality is great on this phone without one.
2156019
There's a couple of ways you can hook a phone up. What you're breaking out are the first two pairs of a multipair phone plug. You can plug an RJ-11 or an RJ-45 into the socket. If you use an RJ-45 only the first two pairs will connect. The other way is to take your incoming phone wire and punch the individual wires down in one of the rows. The tricky thing (in my opinion) is that regular phone wiring uses green/red for the first pair and black/yellow for the second, where this uses a different coloring scheme. As far as DSL, this is a distribution box. It's up to you how you want to wire it. You might want to split things before this and use the output of the filter for the hub. The plus side is more signal for the DSL modem, the minus side is less signal for each of the other phones that are hooked up.
2066366
Actually,I have not been able to get mine to do anything. I have to probably read the instructions better. so far, it has done nothing. Not much help to you! Sorry!I do believe once I get it figured out,all it counts is the date and when to change the filter.
1128073
YES. We strung up a heavy-duty outdoor cord to plug the filter into, in our yard.
1929789
I have mine plugged into a regular phone line. I do not have DSL, just crackle and static. This product did not seem to help fix that, as I was hoping it would. The static is either from the phone lines in the walls, or from my Panasonic DECT 6.0 cordless phone.
860555
We have Windstream DSL and land line phones. I put a filter ahead of the telephone company's interface which is the grey box right where the phone line comes into the house. Then I plugged the modem into the DSL port on the filter and the phone lines into the other port. So I use one filter, to take care of about 5 landline phones plus the modem. This seems to work just fine.
519296
Yes. I run the signal from my DSL modem into the adapter and to my office where I run an Ethernet cable from the adapter to my router and transmit wireless to the whole house. My office is more central to the house and the router works great from there.
185467
As far as I know it will hook up to any cable or dsl provider. I have Centurylink, but I have also had it hooked up to Comcast cable without any problems.
1938623
I don't know what you are trying to do. I think you are talking about a DSL filter. Yes, you need one, but one is included with the modem. This will split the signal to the modem and the phone.
1484933
Yes. I started with dial up using this unit. Now use DSL via the same phone line both work fine.
1054711
The phone plugs directly into the wall and has no cord. I don't think you could use a dsl filter. But it's a nice phone and reception is good.
752839
I'm not an electrical engineer. However, this much I know: the FilterLinc is a "slot filter" that filters only for the frequency at which Insteon signals are transmitted. It will work with your power line Ethernet device ONLY if that device uses the same frequency.
1697654
I know it works on a cable router, but not sure about dsl. Did you try and google the question or look at the specs. for this wifi extended.
2263300
Yes, but not directly. It has to be behind a router (your DSL modem actually be a router) along with a (approved by TiVo) USB wireless or ethernet adapter added to the TiVo. Plugging a unfiltered DSL line into the phone connection on the TiVo will probably cause TiVo dialup to fail due to noise introduced on the line.
566738
Dunno. Don't have one. This is not a great filter....returned due to scratches right out of the box...
876821
Not directly.Internet signal by DSL must be decoded by a DSL modem (which should be provided by every internet service provider, ISP). So, the connection can be established problem-free from the DSL modem's LAN output to the router's WAN input, just with a single and simple patch cord.This is because the DIR-645 is just a ROUTER (an excellent one), not a DSL modem/ROUTER "combo".You can find more information at http://amplifi.dlink.com/products/DIR-645
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I had DSL in the beginning as well. It worked fine but then we got 2 more Rokus and along with all the other devices we use, we had to upgrade to FIOS.