Connection gets disconnected.
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Hmm...my friend is using singnet. Every time a call comes in, he will get disconnected. Any ways not to be disconnected??
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same here.
pisses the sh*t outta everyone...
dont know how to solve the bloody problem though. -
recently been lots of unnecessary dc...even idle also
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do you know what a voice micro filter is? if you don't, that's probably the problem.
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So it's the so-called dedicated access line for the SingNet ADSL... Seems like most SingNet users having the same problem of getting disconnected...
Just a query: Will the phoneline fliter helps or really helps? -
no problem faced lately. you may want to reset your modem to factory setting and re-keyed everything.Originally posted by duotiga83:recently been lots of unnecessary dc...even idle also -
mineis already default setting alreadyOriginally posted by YI:no problem faced lately. you may want to reset your modem to factory setting and re-keyed everything. even got voice micro filter also for both phone lines -
" Every time a call comes in, he will get disconnected. Any ways not to be disconnected?? "Originally posted by dork3d:So it's the so-called dedicated access line for the SingNet ADSL... Seems like most SingNet users having the same problem of getting disconnected...
Just a query: Will the phoneline fliter helps or really helps?
yes. you have to had the filter installed correctly. search the web for guidance. -
i used to have this problem as well. i observed the timing to concur with the start of my estate upgrading. now that the lift upgrading project are almost done, the problem disappears into thin air. the loading speed/dc problem are no more.
other possibilities includes noisy phone line (mostly found in old estate) and faulty hardware (rather unlikely). -
Get a microfilter.
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Make sure you plug in correctly. Some microfilters specifically state this hole is for phoneline, the other one is for modem. Plug in the other way round it will not work. If there's no specifications on the microfilter, try changing the microfilter.Originally posted by duotiga83:mineis already default setting already even got voice micro filter also for both phone lines -
Ok I got a solution for this...because I call Telecom up for this
The ASDL line actually corrodes the lines itself i mean the copper wires...the phone line sockets if you open it up some of the wires should be corroded already...the faults lies where the 2 wires which carries the signal actually "shorted" together in some sense or there's corrosion of the contact points
Most of the contact points should be corroded or the internal copper connection points are corroded.
Solution is to change them
If you want to change on your own becareful of the wires...they have to be connected correctly
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1 more thing, to many connections at 1 socket lowers the line voltage may cause this problem so do not put too many connections at 1 socket
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ru using singnet or your neighbour?Originally posted by udontknowme:same here.
pisses the sh*t outta everyone...
dont know how to solve the bloody problem though.