DSL phone filters

[gernskin]

What troubles if any will I run in to if I connect Dish recievers to phone jacks that have DSL filters.

 

[KAB]

What troubles if any will I run in to if I connect Dish recievers to phone jacks that have DSL filters.

None.

 

[LER]

do it all the time .

2 of my 3 622's are on filtered lines. the 3rd is talking to #1 via DishCOMM.

 

[Voyager6]

What troubles if any will I run in to if I connect Dish recievers to phone jacks that have DSL filters.

You need to use the DSL filter or your receiver will have trouble dialing out. I learned the hard way. Now with filter, no problems mon.

 

[gadgtfreek]

Yepp, I have DSL and my 622 has been on the filter for a couple of mo's with no issue.

 

[Fiveft20in]

You would only have an issue if you did not connect it through a DSL filter.

 

[gernskin]

Thanks all

 

[knighthammer]

Slightly different version of this question. Can I use a wireless phone jack w/ DSL filter? Do all of my receivers (1 HD, 3 std.) need to be connected to avoid the extra charge?

 

[RickDee]

Dsl Filters

Slightly different version of this question. Can I use a wireless phone jack w/ DSL filter? Do all of my receivers (1 HD, 3 std.) need to be connected to avoid the extra charge?

When you have DSL everything needing a phone line is supposed to have a DSL filter, EXCEPT the DSL modem. The filters block the high frequency DSL signal to avoid problems with your telephone equipment. So your wireless phone base should have a filter between it and the wall plug. Same for fax machines, dial-up modems, and regular telephones.