Do I need a Micro filter?

An ADSL Microfilter filters out ADSL signals to allow ADSL and regular Voice Calls to share a single telephone line.

Any equipment sharing your ADSL telephone line, other than an ADSL must be connected to a telephone jackpoint via a microfilter. Examples of such non-ADSL equipment that MUST connect through a microfilter are :

Telephone Handset

Fax Machine

Foxtel digital set

Back to base alarm

Dial-up modem (non adsl)

Caller display unit

Other devices that have an integral router

Failure to connect ALL non-ADSL equipment via a microfilter may result in loss of the data link whenever a call is made or answered. In many cases the link will also be lost when a call is received even if it is not answered.

Phone Jack

Telephone

ADSL Jack ADSL Splitter

Telephone

Wall Socket

Modem Router

Note: Model used in this example is the NB6

Phone Jack Microfilter

Telephone

Modem Router

Note: Model used in this example is the NB6

Telephone

Wall Socket

Telephone

Wall Socket

YML854 Rev1

NB6, NB6W, NB6Plus4, NB6Plus4W, NB6Plus4Wn User Guide

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