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Signal format on US (Pacific Bell) phone lines
I can't actually see which cores of the incoming cable are connected - it's behind the tamperproof cover which I have not removed (yet!). But the technician told me he was just connecting two cores. I already pluged my modem into the test jacks and got the same 24K connection speed - so the...- spikeychappie
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- Forum: Cabling
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Signal format on US (Pacific Bell) phone lines
The "multiplexer" is a box about 6" by 6" by 2". The incoming cable bundle (plus an earth) connects into the box behind a tamperproof cover. There are two sockets on the box which normally have the house phone lines plugged into them. You can remove a plug from one of...- spikeychappie
- Post #3
- Forum: Cabling
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Signal format on US (Pacific Bell) phone lines
I recently got connected up to PacBell and only get 24K internet connection speed. There is a multiplexer between the incoming phone line and my home wiring (I have two phone lines in the house) and I thought maybe this conversion stage was slowing the connection. As a test I bared the...- spikeychappie
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