On Jan 11, 2007, at 10:18 AM, Udo Huth wrote:
As it is running now, I don't intend to change something in the
near future.
The guy from the German Telekom said somthing about, that the ISDN
signal
must not be on wires next to the wires which carry the DSL signal.
Now I
have to figure out, which wires in a 12-wire calbe are next to each
other.... But I can ask someone who knows about such things amongst my
friends...
Is this 12 pair or 12 wire (6 pair), if it is indeed 12 wire (6
pair), then they are all "next to each other" as the cables are spun
internally, so depending on how far it is going, it is unlikely that
you will end up with any pair never passing each other.
I also assume that you are using paired wires and not just wires at
random. A pair should be obvious (they are the same color codes, such
as blue with a white stripe and then white with a blue stripe). If
you are not using paired wires, then you should expect all sorts of
cross talk problems and that will definitely keep your DSL from
working properly.
-chris
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