At 08:53 AM 3/03/2015, Tom Worthington wrote:
>For the phone to work, as well as this battery you need a line powered
>old fashioned phone, or a cordless phone which has a backup battery in
>the base station (a few do), or a UPS.
She has the analog phones. That's what she had a separate install
Tom Worthington wrote:
For the phone to work, as well as this battery you need a line powered
> old fashioned phone, or a cordless phone which has a backup battery in
> the base station (a few do), or a UPS.
>
Or a mobile phone...
Jim
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On 01/03/15 19:41, Jan Whitaker wrote:
> I've told her she shouldn't have to pay ...
NBN have 15 pages of "Optional Battery Backup Informed Consent
Guidelines":
http://www.nbnco.com.au/content/dam/nbnco/documents/fibre-premises-equipment-obb-informed-consent-guidelines-checklist-23-october-2013
On 2/03/2015 9:17 AM, Jeremy Visser wrote:
> On 01/03/15 22:07, Paul Brooks wrote:
>> Other ISPs use the NBN voice ports to provide telephony - Telstra does not.
> This is no longer true as of mid-2013. Telstra provides voice services over
> the UNI-V port.
Telstra retail Bigpond, or Telstra Whol
On 01/03/15 22:07, Paul Brooks wrote:
> Other ISPs use the NBN voice ports to provide telephony - Telstra does not.
This is no longer true as of mid-2013. Telstra provides voice services over
the UNI-V port.
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On 1/03/2015 10:07 PM, Paul Brooks wrote:
> The battery backup unit is NBNCos, and backs up the NBN Co box's telephone
> ports (but
> not the data ports).
Correction - apparently the battery backup does keep the data ports going
during a
mains power outage these days. It didn't in the early days,
The battery backup unit is NBNCos, and backs up the NBN Co box's telephone
ports (but
not the data ports).
The 'home gateway' modem her phone plugs into is Telstra's, which connects to
the data
port in the NBN Co Box - as Telstra Bigpond don't use the telephone ports in
the NBN
box, they insist
>From my friend's experience. We had a whopper of a storm last night. She's in
>Keysborough and they may have above ground power lines. Mine are underground.
I've told her she shouldn't have to pay, and would insist they come back and do
it right. And if they refuse, complain to NBN, TIO, ACMA a
