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<P><FONT COLOR="#008080" FACE="Arial">Well, after bummin around thinking I had bad fxo cards, I finally discovered that I was loosing two phones in my home when I had the cards plugged in… Turns out the jack I had plugged into, was wired for two phones (line 1, green/red and line 2, yel/blk) and I also was using a 4 wire phone cord for the connection. It turns out that the x100p cards are wired in such a way internally that if you are running a 4 wire phone cord to them, that you might short out between the two lines at the jack (which worked separately with phones and computers) and get funky results….. </FONT></P>
<P><FONT COLOR="#008080" FACE="Arial">Moral of the story is to always use two wire phone cords with the x100p fxo cards. Problem solved, and I was able to continue my development….</FONT></P>
<P><FONT COLOR="#008080" FACE="Arial">Thanks</FONT>
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<P><FONT COLOR="#008080" FACE="Arial">Sean Garland</FONT>
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