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Date Posted: 21:38:06 02/05/02 Tue
Author: New
Subject: Re: phone line
In reply to: Jeff 's message, "Re: phone line" on 22:02:19 02/04/02 Mon

>You can but I don't know why you would want to.The
>phone line is used by the receiver to call Bell to let
>them know what PPV you had ordered.I'd just leave it
>unconnected.
>
>>If my reciever had used an avr at one time could I
>>plug the phone line in if there is no avr now.

Once you used avr, don't plug the phone line, bell may get the data from your receiver through the phoone line

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