on 10-11-2021 17:04
I'm trying to get my head around these posts and the Virgin Letter which advises "we will send you an adaptor to connect your home phone to your wifi hub". Is this actually the "main wired" phone to the hub or the "master" cable that the service enters the house with.
I've uploaded two photos, the first shows the "master [copper] cable" entry to the house and the Virgin gizzmos it goes to. The second shows the location of my hub relative to the first.
So if the (new) adaptor plus into the old master cable and the hub I assume all is well as they are less than 2 metres apart. If however it has to be plugged into the "master cabled phone (with answerphone)" which is in a different room (approx. 12 metres distant) looks as if I have a problem ?
I'd really like to see a "diagram" that shows devices distance limitations. I have one other hard-wired extension, all other rooms have cordless extensions (to the master base unit).
I'm also unclear if a virgin engineer is to attend every conversion or whether it's meant to be "simple" enough for the householder to connect ?
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on 11-11-2021 12:40
Thanks for getting back to us @Sigma.
Yes, we plan to move all landlines over by the end of 2022.
No worries, please let us know once you've decided and we'll advise further.
Thanks,
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on 11-11-2021 13:04
Would I be able to get a Superhub 5 if I paid a fee, and if so, how much would it be?
on 11-11-2021 13:06
The latest Hub available to customers at this time is the Hub 4.
Rob
on 11-11-2021 22:38
on 12-11-2021 08:24
Hi Sigma, they hub 5 has not been released yet and if you are eligible when it is you will receive an email. - Chris