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- From: tdj@ucscext.edu (Tim Johnson)
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: SupraEpress288i PnP in DOS and Intel Advanced/EV motherboard
- Date: Sat, 17 Feb 96 14:48:45 GMT
- Organization: University of California Extension, Santa Cruz
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- In article <eric-1002962328580001@sobt.accessorl.net>, eric@accessorl.net
- (Eric Shaw) wrote:
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- >......... Try removing devices on the
- >same line as the modem to improve line quality, and if you have your data
- >and voice lines as separate lines, but out of a single 4-wire jack, change
- >this - get one of the wall plates with two phone jacks in it. There is a
- >lot of crosstalk when the lines come to a single 4-wire plug. Also, if
- >the wiring running through your house is flat cables, instead of twisted,
- >you'll lose enough quality due to cross talk between the lines to make a
- >2400 or so difference there.........
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- Eric, thank you for raising this issue. I have been looking for an
- introductory book or other resource on telephone wiring and related topics for
- the non telecom person. Any suggestions?
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- Tim Johnson
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