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Standard User Zarjaz
(knowledge is power) Sat 23-Apr-11 18:51:12
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Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.


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Bring on the OT. Got 'fast track' apprentices just about to go live round here as well. wink

Standard User mr_bean
(regular) Sun 24-Apr-11 19:25:01
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Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.


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Did he leave you a faceplate filter anyway?

I didn't ask - as I said I have no NTE5 to ever put it on.

However to get back on track a bit I note that the faceplate itself doesn't need an engineer install, it's exactly like an i-plate with a cut-out to pass any existing wiring through without needing to re-wire.
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(deleted) Tue 26-Apr-11 16:00:01
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Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.


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Did he leave you a faceplate filter anyway?

I didn't ask - as I said I have no NTE5 to ever put it on.

However to get back on track a bit I note that the faceplate itself doesn't need an engineer install, it's exactly like an i-plate with a cut-out to pass any existing wiring through without needing to re-wire.


Tisn't exactly like an iPlate - as an iPlate filters the ring wire ONLY, not A&B.

The FTTC SSFP filters A, B, and creates is own ring signal - exactly the same as the old BT / Pressac NTE2000.

Difference between the new Fibre VDSL SSFP and the old ADSL NTE2000 SSFP?

The old one is made better. That's all.


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Standard User mr_bean
(regular) Tue 26-Apr-11 16:16:22
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Tisn't exactly like an iPlate - as an iPlate filters the ring wire ONLY, not A&B.
I realise this, I meant mechanically, not electrically.
Anonymous
(Unregistered)Tue 26-Apr-11 21:53:28
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In reply to a post by izools:
Difference between the new Fibre VDSL SSFP and the old ADSL NTE2000 SSFP?

The old one is made better. That's all.

Sir! I salute you!
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