said by J E F F4:Well...still get some minor pixelating....so the DECT 6.0 is a culprit, but not the only one. Plugged it in when a channel was acting up, got way worse....unsure why it only affects some channels.
What you're seeing is what is called "ingress"...in the analogue days you would have said "Channel X/Y/Z are snowy and fuzzy but all the other channels are the same".
Cable is a closed system so in reality no "outside signals" that use the same frequencies are supposed to bleed into the cable system as they use the same frequencies...not as horrible as "egress" from a cableco standpoint as Industry Canada gets cranky when that happens as it can cause interference with Airplane navigation stuff.
Sounds right if you unplug the phones and it goes away...for the most part...
This "free drop" you have that's not connected to anything, for fun, unplug it from the splitter...see if it goes away or not...I'm wondering if its not picking things up since its not properly terminated...
Its worth a shot, hey it can't get any worse right? If that's the case it could be the splitter that's the cause, and if Rogers installed it, they should take care of it...or remove the faulty wiring or replace it...but that's the culprit...