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I have a 56 K modem that I want to use as a backup if my ADSL service goes
down. The idea is that this would call a dialup number, either with my ADSL ISP or maybe a different one. My question is: should I connect this modem directly to the ADSL phone line or must it be connected through a filter (like a telephone) ? I guess it should be connected through a filter but do ADSL filters have a cut-off that is high enough to allow conventional analog modem signals to pass back and forth without attenuating them too much ? Any advice would be appreciated. AAR A.Robinson |
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In article <(E-Mail Removed) t>,
(E-Mail Removed), a.k.a A.Robinson says... > I have a 56 K modem ... You appear to have 3. |
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