- Fault on line ?
- Posted by Tx2 on May 23rd, 2004
What would no flashing sync light on a known working DSL modem
indicate...no ADSL signal from the exchange?
Have tried 2 modems on 2 different machines, and in all instances, there
is no attempt by the modem(s) to sync with the exchange, i.e the light
doesn't even flash/illuminate
If the light flashes but stays flashing, that means it can't sync for
whatever reason (i take it?) but no light at all...?
- Posted by Gareth not NLL or anybody else. on May 23rd, 2004
"Tx2" <tx2newscollection-invalid-@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1b1ab7cec5fe0a309898b9@news.individual.ne t...
Have you tried a new cable or a new filter???
- Posted by Tx2 on May 23rd, 2004
In article <2hbo2iFb85qjU1@uni-berlin.de>, me2000000@privacy.net, a.k.a
Gareth not NLL or anybody else. says...
Everything form new cables to new filters [1] has been tried.
All other phones were removed from the circuit, and an unfiltered
connection was even tried.
[1] i used my own known to be working Fujitsu filters, modem and cables
- Posted by poster on May 23rd, 2004
On 23 May 2004, in uk.telecom.broadband, Tx2 wrote:
Far from clear whether this is a previously working setup, or a newly
enabled line - when one of my clients had been told his line was ADSL
enabled, it turned out that there was still a DACS on the line, which
the ISP then asked BT to remove.
He had a USB modem to plug in, but using a cheap(ish) router which gave
the signal to noise figures, and has a few diagnostics, was much easier
to determine line problems, and Eclipse tech support pushed it back to
BTW to fix, and Eclipse only started billing period from start of
service ~10 days later when BT had sorted the line. PGM
- Posted by Tx2 on May 23rd, 2004
In article <pec1b09eieb12albtgjf6s3k4l0fib5eve@4ax.com>, us-
mail@rocketmail.com, a.k.a poster says...
Apologies, hindsight is a wonderful thing.
Reading it thru, it wasn't stated, however, i can tell you that this is
a newly activated, as yet unused installation.
