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| Steve Taylor wrote: My cordless phone will not receive the caller ID when plugged into a 'filter'. However when I plug the phone's base unit directly into the phone socket, thus removing the filter (and disconnecting Broadband!) the caller ID works fine. Any ideas on how to resolve this? Steve Taylor Try the phone in a straight line splitter(T-piece) while the adsl is on if the phone is a digital dect one it may not need the filter. I ran both the adsl and my dect phone for ages this way with no problems, only needed a filter when I attached an analogue phone on an extension. |
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