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About a week or so ago my unit lost its ability to dial out. Whenever you try to force it to connect it will go through the steps and say initializing modem and then dialing but will come back and say no dialtone. Ive checked the cord to make sure its in good. Same thing. I think tried hooking a phone up to the line to make sure its got a dialtone and it does. I called SonicBlue and they recommended dropping the modem speed which didnt do anything to fix it either. The next step as far as they are concerned is to reset the unit which Id prefer not to have to do. I was hoping someone here might have some other things I could try first.


Any ideas? Im getting the message now telling me its going to disable itself in a day or two if it cant connect to update itself.


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I'd do the factory reset. If you've upgraded your recorder and still have the old drive put that one in to see if the problem is gone before reseting and losing all your shows.
 

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I had the same problem with my 3060 when I first got it. I'd plug a phone into the jack, and I'd get a dial tone without issue. But RTV would say that it could not get a dial tone.


I removed the wall jack and pushed the wires out some more and that did the trick.
 

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I tried to disable the no dialtone setting with no luck.


Im not sure I understand what you mean by taking the jack off the wall and pushing the wires out more. One thing I will try though to elimate that as an issue is running a phone cable from my replay into a different room and see if that makes any difference.


I hope something works...hate to reset it...
 

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If you take the jack off of the wall and turn it around, you will see the exposed wires embedded in the jack. They are positioned at an angle so that when a RJ11 phone plug is inserted in the jack, the exposed wires come into contact with the wires in the plug.


Take a small object and carefully push the wires towards the front of the jack.


It did the trick for me.
 

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Okay, I tried running the phone cord from my living room to a bedroom to rule out the phone jack in the TV room. No luck. I also tried unplugging all my phones just to make sure I didnt have a cordless on the fritz or something...still no luck.


I guess its time to reset her ;(


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