Right I was forwarded here from another part of the forum. We ordered home essentials for my mum as faster broadband speed. Unbeheld to me this comes with digital voice. I thought it was just routing calls over the internet so never took any notice of it. Only to find now it means something different. It seems to be poorly implemented as it affects a lot of people.
I was offered two free sets which I took when I phoned back to query ‘digital voice’.
My mum’s setup was one phone line down stairs from master to living room. Router upstairs with router cable from master upstairs. Two phone lines upstairs but only one connected to the phone via extension.
This was done in the early ‘90’s. Broadband splitter is the actual phone socket itself.
Now would it be better to have the adapters or use the new phones?
He said one has to be plugged into the router. But surely if the phones are wireless they should connect the base units anywhere.
Could I reuse the old cabling and take it from the phone socket to the router and use adaptors or our the new phone a better bet.
My mum had the BT 4600 premium nuisance call blocker. Are these new phones up-to standard?
Nothing is ever easy but thanks for any ideas.
Just to add it is Fibre to the Cabinet
Amir
