Back to Using Your CapTel Phone
As more and more people take advantage of the high-speed capabilities of Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) service, there is good news for CapTel users. The CapTel phone may be used with a DSL as long as an "analog filter" is placed on the line between the CapTel phone and the DSL connection.
Analog filters are very common, and are placed on all telephones in a home where DSL service is connected. Often, your DSL provider will supply these filters at the time of connection. In some cases, DSL subscribers may elect to have a "Whole House" filter installed; this, too, should allow for easy connection of a CapTel phone.
If you have or are considering DSL, please check with your DSL provider to make sure you have the proper analog filter all lined up!
Back to Using Your CapTel Phone
To use 2-Line CapTel:
Telephone lines for CapTel must be analog, the same type of line that is used by a standard telephone or a stand-alone fax machine.
Digital telephone lines are not compatible with the CapTel phone and may damage the telephone or telephone network. If you are installing the CapTel in an office setting, check with the telephone system administrator to ensure that an analog port is available. A digital subscriber line (DSL) may be used with an appropriate analog filter.
Learn more about CapTel with this introductory video you can view online.
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