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gr8shetland
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New Castle, PA		reply to nycdave
Re: DSL & Faxing

Thanks for your patience. I installed a filter on the AIO line to the CPU. Tried to send a test fax from the Sharp. Nothing. Now what?
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JohnA
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The A960 connects to the PC by USB. There are two phone connections on the back. One goes to a phone, the other goes to a phone wall jack. The one that goes to the phone wall jack is the one that has to have a filter.
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gr8shetland
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New Castle, PA

 It's taken me a few days to get back to this. Had the flu or something. Andyway....

I have a wall phone jack dedicated the the pc. I don't have a telephone on this line at all. I hooked up a spliter at the wall. Attached a DSL filter to the right "hole" and connected a regular telephone cable to it and the other end to my AIO. The DSL cable line is in the left "hole" of the spliter.

I tried faxing to this line and still no go. Is it a hopeless case? In the directions for the AIO is states not to connect a DSL line to the AIO. Are my hopes for connecting the fax in my AIO to the dedicated pc wall jack shattered? If so, what a waste of the AIO's potential.

Thanks for everyone's input.

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JohnA
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said by gr8shetland See Profile:

In the directions for the AIO is states not to connect a DSL line to the AIO.
Without going back and checking, there are pictures of how to use the AIO in standalone mode when connected to a DSL line (where to put the filter and such). Try getting it working that way first, not hooked to the computer.
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