Assuming this is the best place to post this...

What is the official situation with having redcare classic and broadband on the same line? By broadband, I mean ADSL rather than cable...

Are they happy partners or not - I never seem to get a definitive answer..

thanks,

Andy

Edited July 14, 200817 yr by andyhodson

Assuming this is the best place to post this...

What is the official situation with having redcare classic and broadband on the same line? By broadband, I mean ADSL rather than cable...

Are they happy partners or not - I never seem to get a definitive answer..

thanks,

Andy

Can you have RedCARE on a broadband line?

Yes, as long as the broadband is supplied via an analog line.

But remeber no Fax/Credit Card Machines or SKY

Can you have a DC on a broadband line?

Yes, if a Filter is fitted, the DC has to be treated like a telephone

Providing its a 3GSTU it is ADSL compatible, older STU's are not.

But remeber no Fax/Credit Card Machines or SKY

http://www.redcare.bt.com/partner/product_mcd.htm

The redcare modem compatibility device (mcd)

allows end-users to connect redcare alarm

monitoring to data applications such as PCs,

EPOS, PDQ machines, credit card machines,

Digital set top boxes or fax machines

Edited July 14, 200817 yr by Barsnake

http://www.redcare.bt.com/partner/product_mcd.htm

The redcare modem compatibility device (mcd)

allows end-users to connect redcare alarm

monitoring to data applications such as PCs,

EPOS, PDQ machines, credit card machines,

Digital set top boxes or fax machines

same here Gus, Just a quote to show they are compatable