Does this convert to RJ-9 or RJ-11?
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Greetings, Omar. Thanks for asking. I believe my cord is an RJ-9. When I refer to RJ-9, I am talking about the size of the jack. In other applications, I have used R-11 in (big ole) R-45 receptacles. So the Rj9 can fit inside a rj11 receptacle if for some reason you needed it. In the US, it's pretty much the same on each part of the phone ear piece and the opposite end. I will need to check for sure to see if it is the narrower of the two (once I am back at the office I use it in). Thanks for asking.
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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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I have this box on my desk, at work, and use it to switch between the corporate and contract network I need to access. It is DEFINITELY RJ-45. The RJ-11 is for use with the telephone and fax machines.
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The standard phone jack is a RJ-11 connection and the splitter/combiner is a RG-45. It will not work for your application.
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Not sure but you could probably get a converter I would go to their web page
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No this is not RJ 11 phone to wall telephone jack cable this is RJ45 Ethernet computer to cable service wall jack.
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Absolutely. The unit allows a RJ11 and a RJ45 in and out at each end. If you have cat5 all you need is to terminate each end with RJ45 and plug in the connectors. If the cat5 is terminated, just plug the adaptors on and your ready to go. Then run your standard RJ11 phone lines / equipment using the connectors.
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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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I have not had a problem with ours and I love the the RJ45 connectors that go the tool. I'm not sure how well these would work with a standard RJ 45 since they cut off the excess wire out of the end of the RJ45.
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Yes only a rj45. Works well with all cat 5, 5e, or 6. Remember the interface is only 10/100 so using cat 6 is not needed.
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No, Katy, this is not the same. What we have here is just a bit larger than the RJ11, which is used for a typical wired phone connection. I think what you are looking for is an RJ25 cable.
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It is positively RJ45. I just now looked at mine and verified the number of pin connectors (8) on the RJ45/Cat5 connector. Heck, I even went on BING and did an image search comparing RJ11 to RJ45 (in case I had a brain fart) and confirmed it there as well: It uses RJ45.
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The only direct connection is through an Ethernet cable that can be run from the device to a laptop or desktop (an Ethernet cable is included). The laptop or desktop needs to have an Ethernet port. Otherwise, it needs to have a wireless card. There is no connection for a standard phone RJ-11 jack.
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Not familiar with the rj-11 end, but it plugs into my Panasonic portable wireless house phone and works Great.
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It only supports transfer rates up to 56 Kbps (data) and 14.4 Kbps (fax). Although you can plug an RJ11 connector into an RJ45 slot, you should avoid doing that because you might damage the device that has the RJ45 slot, whether it is a switch or a network adapter. There are USB 2.0 to 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Network Adapters - simply connect the network adapter to an available USB 2.0 port on your laptop computer or desktop, then connect the adapter to the Ethernet network. Connector Type(s) 1 - RJ-45 Female and 1 - USB A (4 pin) Male. Good luck.
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As in RJ-11, no it does not. It only has the following: coaxial, RJ-45 (Ethernet) and DC power input
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Not sure what a j11 is but my wall plate and jack were many years old. Flat metal plate with what looks like a regular size slot for the phone wire. Worked perfect