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On Jun 5, 11:35 am, chasman5 1...@yahoo.com wrote:

Thats is certainly possible but the corded phone and the dect base
station are both rated a 1 REM i.e. a total of 2 REM against a limit
of 4 REM.

It has all worked in the past would BT reduce to power supply like
that?


On Jun 5, 12:55

I should have said REN as in Ring Equivalent Number


On Jun 5, 1:04

On 05/06/2008 13:04, chasman5 1999@yahoo.com wrote:


is the orchid dialler line powered, or mains powered?

you could add a REN booster between the orchid box and the 6-way connector.

In news:b8c22ae5-8285-4595-a0ed-787072d3dfd9@z72g2000hsb.googlegroups.com,
chasman5 1999@yahoo.com typed:

Thanks Don, I guess I will have to do this although something I dread.
I was hoping there might be a less labourious suggestion I will let
you know result.

In article <4c5ea8b3-53a1-4b18-be19-c3d8e2025216
@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, chasman5 1999@yahoo.com says...

Try plugging the non-ringing phone in via a plug-in ADSL filter. This
contains a ringing capacitor so, if that works, the pin-3 wire has
been damaged or otherwise disconnected.

Also make sure the disconnection isnt in the phones wire itself

The UK-style ADSL filter does nothing on the ADSL side, except provide
socket-type conversion. The Phone side provides a low-pass filter and a
ringing capacitor. It can, therefore, be used to provide the ringing
circuit for a phone connected using a single twisted-pair only.

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