Need a cord with a standard telephone connector on one side (RJ11?) and a narrow telephone connector the other side. Does this wire have that
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No, it does not - this cord has the standard narrow 'handset' connectors at both ends. I have not seen a cord with a handset connector at one end and the wider 'standard' connector at the other. You may want to look for an adapter or connector of some kind, or you could buy one cord of each type, and splice the end from one onto the other. That wouldn't be very easy to do, though - the wires inside the black outer covering are color-coded, but they are very thin and delicate.
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Anything with RJ9 (standard headset cord is usually RJ9). You should be able to take your existing headset cord (the curly cord that goes from the phone to the headset) to somewhere like radio shack and confirm that it is RJ9. RJ11 is what goes from the phone to the wall. RJ9 looks just like RJ11, but it skinnier/thinner.
1957200
This is an adapter cable. It has two 3.5 mm stereo jacks on one end, that a headset with microphone that has 3.5 mm plugs, would plug into and on the other end is what is called a 4P4C modular (RJ9/RJ10) connector plug that plugs into a telephone handset 4P4C connector jack. If that is what you need then this is it.
850028
While this modem does not have an RJ-11 port for a telephone connection, you can use a VoIP phone without a problem. The RJ-11 connection will plug into an RJ-45 port but you will not be able to use it as a regular phone.
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No, it uses a standard phone cord (the kind that clips in when you insert it) I got mine almost a year ago, and everything is working fine.
2013989
No, a standard phone jack uses 2-4 wires. An ethernet connection uses all 8.
2098799
It takes an RJ11 or RJ12 plug. It will not accept an RJ45 plug. The line or cable can be many different types.
283623
No, you will need another wire which sold individually to connect VOIP phones
726345
The plug is the standard RJ9 size like what is on a standard telephone handset coiled cord, not the RJ11 that plugs into the wall jack. The RJ9 is made the same but slightly smaller.
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If you mean a cord with Quick Connect on one end and RJ9 (smaller than typical phone cord) on other side. Then that depends on your phone. This has the Quick Connect on the end so you will need what ever adapter connection your phone has (USB, RJ9, etc).
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no. it requires a dedicated telephone line utilizing a standard telephone jack.
194655
No you need an RJ45 or Ethernet cable to do what you want. This is your standard type phone connection.
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Both are standard phone connections (RJ-11). The device had no effect on the quality of my calls.
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Go here........An RJ11 is a Modular phone jack. This will show you the back connections!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3RgKE2fvlA
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Yes, it tests RJ45 and RJ11 - telephone cord. However, it only tests for short within the strand, it does not test crossover.
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If I am not mistaken the alpha-numerical designation for a 2 line phone cord is RJ-11 6P4C. The 4C stands for 4 contacts which handles 2 lines. Green & red to line 1, black & yellow to line 2. I know this doesn't help you with this particular cord, but if you search for the aforementioned phone cord designation you should be able to find a cost effective cord. A better explanation can be found here: http://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia/term/50559/rj-11. Hope this helps.
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Yes. The phone uses standard cords for the phone and the handset. You can just snap a longer one in, or a shorter one, whichever you want. You do have to keep in mind that the plastic ends for the handset cord, like most other phones, are smaller than the plastic ends that connect to the phone. But, they are easily replaced. But they are standard cords and ends.