Does the RJ11 in this kit support two-line telephone? I need to run two VOIPs phone lines and LAN through the Cat 5e cable.
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Yes as a matter of fact, it will carry two two line ( total of 4 wires ) and a Ethernet connection. Either us a single Ethernet (RJ45) and a fully populated RJ11 connection with dedicated line 1 and line 2 setup, or a RJ45 with a RJ11 that is set up to break out to two individual RJ11's to provide line 1 / line 2 separation. As for the link, a single Ethernet line ( Cat5 w/RJ45 terminations ) between the two mux connectors is all that is needed.
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Yes, Cat 5e and 6 use similar technology. Plugging either connector on will work. You won't be cat 6 compliant. But yes it will work. Do a quick search on the difference between them (cable size, etc). One important thing to remember is that a gigabit connection uses all 4 pair of wire. So, don't use 1 pair of the wires as a telephone connection as a way to cheat pulling a whole other cable.
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David- I took my AT&T; home run (Cat5) and used this to split to six drops on my patch panel that terminate at RJ-11 ports. Hope that helps!
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Chances are you are using a CAT5 Ethernet cable which will not work. It is very easy to confuse the two. Order an RJ45 and you'll be ready to rock!
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No, a standard phone jack uses 2-4 wires. An ethernet connection uses all 8.
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Yes. These will make your existing CAT5 connection between 2 rooms serve one Ethernet connection (RJ45, 2p) and two phone connections (RJ11, 1p each).
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Hello Steven, the answer is simple the RJ45 cable have a four double cables connected to bouth connectors one by one if you make this cable is the same as to the modem cable.Have a nice day.
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William, it allows you to take one LAN RJ45 Ethernet cable run and turn it into two. Only requirement is that all 8 wires (4 Pairs) are terminated at each end of the jacks. I used these to split a customers VOIP and Data into two separate networks with two separate internet points. Hope this helps
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I remember setting up my HP 8500 office jet pro and having the same issue. What I found was that HP sent a 2 wire phone cable and you had to use that prior to any extension or splitter. Any RJ11 cable you buy today has 4 wire so that it will work with RJ12 2 line phones. I am sure that HP did this deliberately to insure future sales of their overpriced cable. I have recently moved and of course lost that cable and I am now in the same boat as the rest of you. I hope your watching HP
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There are 2 network connections, 1 input and 1 output. The jack is a 'combo' jack that accepts either RJ11 or RJ45 connections. Generally you would use the RJ11 before your modem. You could use the RJ45 after, especially with cable modems, but it wouldn't protect the modem itself. The AC protection is 3 ways, L-N N-G and L-G
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If a phone can plug into an RJ11 receptacle, the device will sit on top of the signal and respond. If not, it will not monitor that stream. The regular old phone companies converted to a standard digital signal (POTS), probably sometime in the 80's. VOIP converts the Internet into POTS at the end of the line in
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You need at least two room units and the master interface module. Look for the offered kit with three or four room units and the module with power supply. Very versatile system but the room units are interfaced to the master via standard cat5 data wiring. Two room unit alone will not work without the master module
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I have this unit connected to my Time Warner cable internet service. The output from this unit is connected to the input of my router.My LinkSYS Voip phone adapter is connected to my router. My phones are connected to my LinkSYS phone adapter, using CallCentricphone service. It works fine.
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No Mr. Bowles this is a Phone Filter and will only accept RJ-11 connectors. It has nothing to do with your Ethernet Network. It prevents noise fro the telephone line affecting your Router.
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No, this device is not a telephony cable modem. This device has Ethernet (RJ-45).
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VOIP can be pretty data intensive and I wouldn't recommend using this for it. I would go with a powerline adapter
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Please clarify, are you talking analog phone ports or Ethernet port? Because you can run 2 separate analog devices off of one of these SPA112's but there is only 1 Ethernet port. Active internet plugs into the blue Ethernet port and up to 2 devices: Fax machine/Analog phone/CC Machine/ will be able to work off of 1 SPA112. It should be able to run separate traffic off of one device.