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The modem works great until the phone rings. I am

The modem works great until the phone rings. The phone interrupts internet service. I am told that the phone and modem/router are on the same frequency.

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Check the splitter and make sure your phone is connected to "phone" and internet is connected to "DSL or DATA. our neighbor has the same problem and when i checked the splitter, the phone is connected to "data" port.

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About Distinctive Ring Pattern Detection (DRPD)
"Distinctive Ring" is a service provided by some telephone service providers. Two phone numbers are assigned to one phone line so that you will hear different ring patterns for incoming phone calls than for incoming faxes. If you subscribe to this service, follow the instructions below to program your All-In-One to use it.
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  2. Press Options until you see Learn, and then press Start/Yes.
  3. Dial the phone number that you want to use as a fax number. (Do this from a different phone line, not from the line the fax will be installed on.)
  4. Press Setup.
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  6. Press Options until you see DRPD, and then press Start/Yes. The All-In-One detects the ring pattern and answers all incoming faxes on the second ring.
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