[Hai-users] DSL installation

[Brett Griffin]

Yes, when installing a HAI, you NEED to install a DSL filter in front of the
RJ-31X connection.  This means you will need to split the incoming phone
line prior to the RJ-31x and after the demarcation point.  One split goes
directly to the DSL modem, the second split goes thru the DSL filter and
than to the RJ-31X.  

An Alternative and easier solution; Leviton makes a DSL Splitter/Filter
designed specifically for this purpose. Leviton Part #47616-DSB.  As you may
know this is a half width module which is compatible in several different
structured wiring footprints.

Brett Griffin
Architechtronics
High Performance Technology Planning
610-825-7018

-----Original Message-----
From: hai-users-bounces at tssi.com [mailto:hai-users-bounces at tssi.com] On
Behalf Of Rodriguez Edgar CRBE
Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 7:20 AM
To: 'Hai-Users at Romaine. Tssi. Com'
Subject: [Hai-users] DSL installation

	I'm trying to install Verizon DSL at home. Do I need to put a filter
on the phone line that connects to the OMNI II inside the box, which BTW is
not a standard phone connector plug? It is wider plug. Is that connection in
"series" with the rest of the phones in the house? If I disconnect the plug
inside the box, the house phones lose the dial tone. Would putting the
filter in that line, be equivalent to putting a filter in the modem line?
Thanks for any input

	Edgar

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