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To cut a long story short, I have been setting up my mates new pc...loading software etc. When I came to try the modem it wouldn't dial? Checked the port settings etc still no joy. I told him the modem may be broken?, when he tried at his house it worked! I have broadband at my house, so does the adsl signal confuse a 56k modem? :confused:

Any of you techies know?

To cut a long story short' date=' I have been setting up my mates new pc...loading software etc. When I came to try the modem it wouldn't dial? Checked the port settings etc still no joy. I told him the modem may be broken?, when he tried at his house it worked! I have broadband at my house, so does the adsl signal confuse a 56k modem? :confused:

Any of you techies know?[/quote']

Did you plug the modem into a filtered socket (or via a microfilter/"splitter")? If not, the high frequency broadband signals might have confused the modem (just like they degrade signal quality on an ordinary phone).

Didn't think a 56k modem worked on ADSL??

I guess it's possible but it would probably be maxxed out.

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Did you plug the modem into a filtered socket (or via a microfilter/"splitter")? If not, the high frequency broadband signals might have confused the modem (just like they degrade signal quality on an ordinary phone).
:doh: never thought of that! Doh! Just plugged in to wall socket (unfiltered).

I just wanted to test his settings etc. It works fine at his house so no problem, just wondered really!

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