If I have a Cat-5 outlet will this allow me to plug my landline phone line into the RJ11 socket? I tried but no dial tone.
887465
It will allow you to plug a land line phone (RJ11) into an Ethernet computer (RJ45) port, yes. However, the dial tone is generated by a phone system (a pbx) and not an ethernet switch (which is usually where an ethernet port is connected to). If you want the outlet to work with your phone, you need to connect (patch) the outlet to the phone system.
896456
You only need to plug it to a source of Internet (RJ45 plug) and to a land line (RJ11 or RJ12 plug) and yes of course you can call and receive calls to the land line on this phone.Great product trust me.
2137622
I'm not sure that I understand what you are trying to do. This phone adapter works through the Internet, not the regular phone line. I plug mine into my Internet router and of course I plug the power supply into the power outlet. I had to program it with help from my ringcentral.com Internet phone provider's system to get it to interlock with their phone system that I pay for. Then, I was able to plug my regular home phone into this ATA adapter and use it like a regular phone system connected to my Internet phone service provider system.
606671
I do not know. I just hooked my laptop up to my router as needed a "landline". A Better connection.
630669
I am only "guessing" by experience but, this unit has an RJ-11 female phone receptacle for in and out. It simply plugs inline with what ever line set it is plugged in series with. You may have to make a custom cable where you would only use the inner pair or outer pair of conductors. I purchased this for my grandmother who is terribly hard of hearing. All the phones in here apartment were wired for line 1 which I believe is the inner pair of conductors. Sorry hope this helps somewhat.
1097942
No - This works with a landline phone using a standard telephone connection.
436846
You need to select the active pair, assuming you only have one line. Typical CAT3 phone cables have 2-pair, a live pair and a spare or for a second line. See http://www.directron.com/cableguide.html for a good explanation. When an alarm is triggered, your active phone line is seized through the RJ31X jack so that the alarm has exclusive use of your active line.
1194445
If I am understanding your question you want to know if you can connect with a old landline. Yes, it works with just an ordinary phone line. The additional phone only needs an outlet and no phone line to work. It receives it's information from the main phone base. If you however mean that you have no landline and want to know if you can use them without phone service the answer is no, you must have service.
373015
You would have to use both connectors, one at each end of the cat 5, to split the line into RJ45 Ethernet and RJ11 phone line, but you don't have to use the Ethernet side if you don't need it.
1839016
no, not for land Line. It uses regular 3.5mm plug, unless you land phone support 3.5mm extension which rarely does.
415572
This unit does not have Ethernet. It has surge protection for an RJ-45 port, but it has no native ability to communicate with a network. There is an optional SNMP management daughter card you can buy, but whether it can communicate at 1000Base-T I couldn't say. Whether the bult-in RJ-45 port can provide protection for a gigabit connection or not - or Ethernet at all, I can't tell for sure. In one section of the manual it says "DSL/ Phone/ Fax/ Modem Protection", in another it says "Communication protection ports will protect any standard modem, fax, telephone line, or network cable". That's hardly definitive. If you're concerned it will filter Ethernet signals out as "noise" then I'd definitely call them. This unit does not have Ethernet. It has surge protection for an RJ-45 port, but it has no native ability to communicate with a network. There is an optional SNMP management daughter card you can buy, but whether it can communicate at 1000Base-T I couldn't say. Whether the bult-in RJ-45 port can provide protection for a gigabit connection or not - or Ethernet at all, I can't tell for sure. In one section of the manual it says "DSL/ Phone/ Fax/ Modem Protection", in another it says "Communication protection ports will protect any standard modem, fax, telephone... » Read More This unit does not have Ethernet. It has surge protection for an RJ-45 port, but it has no native ability to communicate with a network. There is an optional SNMP management daughter card you can buy, but whether it can communicate at 1000Base-T I couldn't say. Whether the bult-in RJ-45 port can provide protection for a gigabit connection or not - or Ethernet at all, I can't tell for sure. In one section of the manual it says "DSL/ Phone/ Fax/ Modem Protection", in another it says "Communication protection ports will protect any standard modem, fax, telephone line, or network cable". That's hardly definitive. If you're concerned it will filter Ethernet signals out as "noise" then I'd definitely call them. « Show Less
2283667
This phone requires a call manager (server) to operate. It does not have a RJ11 (standard phone) jack. It uses Ethernet TCP/IP Connection to communicate, and is also powered by POE or an Ethernet power injector.
987257
Just guessing, but I believe there is also an RJ-45 port on this printer. Make sure the phone line is plugged into the smaller RJ11 port and not the other slight larger port.
1630275
I have this plugged into a duplex phone jack, like Belkin RJ11 Dual Jack Phone Adapter - White sharing the landline with my dsl connection. It then plugs into a USB port on my computer. When the house phone rings, the modem delivers the same caller id info to Phone Tray and displays it on my monitor. It works well.
543958
The standard phone jack is a RJ-11 connection and the splitter/combiner is a RG-45. It will not work for your application.
976668
No it only works with landline phones. You need to connect the RJ-11 Jack cord to the Ameriphone and the Ameriphone to the Telephone.
415571
This unit does not have Ethernet. It has surge protection for an RJ-45 port, but it has no native ability to communicate with a network. There is an optional SNMP management daughter card you can buy, but whether it can communicate at 1000Base-T I couldn't say. Whether the bult-in RJ-45 port can provide protection for a gigabit connection or not - or Ethernet at all, I can't tell for sure. In one section of the manual it says "DSL/ Phone/ Fax/ Modem Protection", in another it says "Communication protection ports will protect any standard modem, fax, telephone line, or network cable". That's hardly definitive. If you're concerned it will filter Ethernet signals out as "noise" then I'd definitely call them.