OT – Incoming fax cuts ADSL line
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May 16, 2012
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"Cary Fitch" said:
May 16, 12 at 12:34 pmLarry Moore said:
May 16, 12 at 8:07 pmI have clients with their ADSL2+ service attached to their fax lines
with no problems observed.
Perhaps the issue is the fax machines attenuators are not set correctly
are are to _loud_ on the PSTN.
In Australia Telstra advised the signal level received at the exchange
should be between -15dB and -17dB. They have a Fax On Line Diagnostic
System (FOLDS) which you can send a transmission to, a report is
returned advising of the quality of your transmission including measured
signal and noise levels.
In old days the fax machine might have a wired jumper block to set the
attenuation, more modern devices would be configured from the front
panel, typically in a maintenance mode. Your good old dial-up modems
with fax capabilities would have an S-Register or two to set the
attenuation.
Larry.