The analogue (voice/phone) signal down the line from your local exchange to your premises is combined with the ADSL 'data' signal. Your existing BT wallbox is modified to include a splitter, which separates the voice and data signals again. The result is two sockets on the wallbox, one for your telephone and one for your ADSL.

Yes! ADSL modems use digital coding techniques to squeeze up to 99% or more capacity out of a phone line without interfering with your regular phone services. That means you could be simultaneously talking on the phone or sending a fax - while surfing the World Wide Web. The two services (voice and data) operate independently of each other even though they are using the same telephone line.

After you have added your service selection to the shopping basket and proceeded to checkout you will be asked to enter your telephone number. The system should return with a message Failed: Incompatible Product. Scroll to the bottom of the page and select ISDN Convert as the order type. Note: an engineer visit is required to convert your line from ISDN. You will be given the opportunity to chose an appointment time when you place your order.

ADSL broadband connection takes your existing telephone line and adds a dedicated computer link between the telephone exchange and your home. The connection uses a transmission coding protocol called Discrete Multi Tone (DMT), which operates at a frequency above that of normal voice, fax, or data transfer.

Most likely your telephone will be all right, but conversely if your telephone doesn't work then it's a safe bet that your ADSL service won't be available either. Remember that re-establishing your ADSL connection might be as simple as restarting your computer.

Static on the telephone line is normally caused by a problem with the cable infrastructure. The cabling is not covered under the ServiceNOW™ agreement. Technician trouble-resolution of the cabling is done on a "time and material" basis. The RIMOOS monitoring system can be set up to automatically send real-time alarm information to the customer.

In many cases you can convert an existing telephone line to a DSL line. In this case the POTS phone number and billing would remain the same and any existing special services on the line would also remain unchanged (like call-waiting, message center, etc.). In some case, a new line has to be installed because of load coils or other DSL-unfriendly devices.

Unfortunately you must uphold the contract for the telephone line with BT. The telephone line and the ADSL service are separate contracts. The telephone line is an agreement between yourself and BT. The ADSL is a contract between yourself and Twang. Both are subject to minimum contract terms.

Yes. Your ADSL socket splitter should be connected first, and then the AutoDialler should be connected to the phone port of your splitter. You should be able to use your phone line entirely independently of your ADSL data connection.

Similar modems transmit signals by means of a general use telephone network. It is the network to which ordinary telephone sets are connected. ADSL modems “adjust” their signals to a higher frequency band than the voice signal. As for the telephone station, the signal spectrum is divided – ordinary telephone calls are transmitted by means of the general use telephone network, while data is transmitted to the Internet.

No. At the moment you must have a BT analogue phone line. If your line is ISDN you must arrange for BT to convert it back to analogue before you place an order with your ISP.

You will need a live, single, analogue BT telephone line. The line must not have any other services such as Redcare or Switchboard services on the line. ISDN2 and home highway line can also be converted to ADSL. Please contact us to arrange special conversions if this is the case. There are no additional costs for this type of conversion.

To be able to apply for ADSL you need an operational KPN telecom telephone line. If you do not have a working telephone line by KPN telecom, it will not be possible to apply for ADSL. This leaves you with two options;

Also known as Broadband, an ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Loop) line is a form of Digital Subscriber Line in which the bandwidth available for downstream connection is significantly larger than for upstream. Although designed to minimise the effect of crosstalk between the upstream and downstream channels this setup is well suited for web browsing and client-server applications as well as for some emerging applications such as video on demand.

Normally, if your phone lines become disabled due to tampering, severe weather, or construction, your alarm signal will not reach our 24-Hour Monitoring Center. Because our 24-Hour Monitoring Center is a critical part of your security system, Protection Networks offers alternative communication options. Our Repeater, Cellnet, Cellnet (ec) and Firenet radio/cellular backup systems offer a reliable secondary source of alarm signal.

If you are still renting your exchange lines from British Telecom and do not have a dial tone on the line,

It is possible - as the line has been altered, certain problems will stop both the telephone and ADSL service from working.

There are a number of factors that will determine whether you will be able to take advantage of ADSL. Firstly, you must be a BT subscriber with a valid contract for the use of a BT analogue phone line in an ADSL enabled area. Secondly, there must be no incompatible services on your PSTN (analogue) line. This site is no longer maintained and is provided for reference only. Contact: info@buckfastleigh.net

If you currently subscribe to a dial up service we can offer you an upgrade to the ADSL service as part of your package.

Yes, you can still use your existing phone line for voice communications while using ADSL service for Internet access simultaneously. By using the same telephone line, there's no need for a new telephone number to use ADSL service. Moreover, ADSL modems are designed so that normal telephone service will operate even if the ADSL modem is unplugged or otherwise disabled.

Your telephone features will work as normal. However, we will not be able to offer ADSL on the same line if you currently use Telstra's EasyCall® Multiple Number, FaxStream Duet or Telstra OnRamp for example. Also your telephone line needs to be a straight-line service without any ADSL incompatible equipment such as PABXs or key systems connected. Please call iTEL for confirmation.

There are currently over 1010 exchanges enabled. We have regular updates of enabled exchanges, telephone us on 01743 340034 to find out about exchanges near to you.

Yes, each home is equipped with a telephone with unlimited local calling. In season, each home provided Unlimited Long Distance calling within the U.S.A. Each home has phone extensions and the telephone voicemail feature is available for your use if desired.

Yes, we can provide a telephone line with your broadband Internet connection that can be wired into your house just like any other 'phone.

You immediately start saving money. As far as your line is concerned, it will be managed, maintained and billed by Biscit.

Don't worry as we will know that your line has disconnected and therefore your session will automatically end. This also applies if your browser and computer hangs up ...we will know about it. This is entirely at the discretion of the Chathost. Obviously there is no problem sending a Chathost a message using the Send Me Mail option from Chathost's profile.

In this event the monitor alarm system would continue to operate and the control panel???s siren would sound if a sensor or detector were triggered inside the home. However, the system would not be able to make a telephone line connection to notify the monitoring centre.