02-16-2015, 04:15 PM
Hi,
I had a Comfort Panel installed about 11 years ago, before ADSL was widely used in the UK. My existing wiring is:
1) BT line in from the street straight to the Line in on the comfort panel.
2) Line out from the comfort panel to one master BT socket and then daisy chained from that master to two secondary BT sockets.
What I would now like to do is use an ADSL modem, rather than a cable modem for broadband.
Where shall I put the microfilter? Changing the master and secondary sockets is not possible as they are all brushed chrome and flush mounted in the walls. I can access the phone wiring coming into the Comfort Panel and out of the panel, although it is in trunking so there is not a huge amount of space for adding a microfilter (not sure how big they are?). Would I be better off just buying that extra circuit board shown in the photo and mounting it inside the Comfort box somehow?
Many thanks!
I had a Comfort Panel installed about 11 years ago, before ADSL was widely used in the UK. My existing wiring is:
1) BT line in from the street straight to the Line in on the comfort panel.
2) Line out from the comfort panel to one master BT socket and then daisy chained from that master to two secondary BT sockets.
What I would now like to do is use an ADSL modem, rather than a cable modem for broadband.
Where shall I put the microfilter? Changing the master and secondary sockets is not possible as they are all brushed chrome and flush mounted in the walls. I can access the phone wiring coming into the Comfort Panel and out of the panel, although it is in trunking so there is not a huge amount of space for adding a microfilter (not sure how big they are?). Would I be better off just buying that extra circuit board shown in the photo and mounting it inside the Comfort box somehow?
Many thanks!