can i plug this into my main phone line in in series before it splits off into the other jacks
515760
Yes you can. It will work for all the lines in series, if you install this one before the split off jack.
2156019
There's a couple of ways you can hook a phone up. What you're breaking out are the first two pairs of a multipair phone plug. You can plug an RJ-11 or an RJ-45 into the socket. If you use an RJ-45 only the first two pairs will connect. The other way is to take your incoming phone wire and punch the individual wires down in one of the rows. The tricky thing (in my opinion) is that regular phone wiring uses green/red for the first pair and black/yellow for the second, where this uses a different coloring scheme. As far as DSL, this is a distribution box. It's up to you how you want to wire it. You might want to split things before this and use the output of the filter for the hub. The plus side is more signal for the DSL modem, the minus side is less signal for each of the other phones that are hooked up.
867992
I believe you can just like any other hard wire telephone home phone extension system. I keyed open both handsets and got dial tones on both phones at the same time and quite possibly including the base unit, so that makes three listening positions using the speakerphone feature.
2078348
yes, this plugs into both Plugs, In order to plug it into your single jack, you would have to cut off the one set of plug ins for the second plug, I have not plugged it in as yet, but I would assume that each plug in controls one set of the 3 plug recepticals on the 54946 6-grounded outlet in-wall.
1297421
Actually, you can disconnect the outside phone line from your local carrier and simply plug the SPA112 line directly into any wall jack and run EVERY analogue phone in your home off of it. You could even use a two line splitter at each end and run both lines through your house wiring as desired so long as the house wiring has two lines to each jack.
232706
Yes, there is a jack for a single line and a jack for 2 lines. It really only depends on the phone line you use. A phone cord with 4 prongs are for two lines and 2 prongs are for 1 line
1202117
No. Only into ac outlet. No phone jack is needed for a second phone. Only the main one with the answering machine.
1297419
Yes, or this can be configured as a different number, all analog phones that are connected (say you plug it into the normal phone jack for your home and have 2 other phones (powered or with a total REN of <5... powered via power adapter, are normally a ren of .5 or less) but all these phones will share the same line (someone could pick up another ext and hear the conversation in progress)
1219053
It depends on how you want to use it. If you have a multi-handset cordless phone, then you can plug the "master" or main unit into the Xlink, and all the others one will work. If you want to use this with regular corded phone, then yes you need to plug it into the wall jack, but don't forget to the disconnect your line from the outside at the Network Interface Device (located where the phone line comes in from the outside, usually in the basement).
1280996
Yes. Just use the appropriate Ethernet cable or Cat5 cable terminated with RJ45 ends between the two mux connector. Once it is connected, it looks like a standard Ethernet link to the devices on each end. You also get the benefit of standard RJ11 in and out at each end. So, if you want a standard phone line also, just plug that into each end and it is carried over the Ethernet / Cat5 cable also. I use this device to link internet and telephone to my free standing garage from our cabin. We only had to pull one Cat5 line and the result is everything is available.
2265081
No, it would be impractical if not impossible. You'd have to separate the wires from the plug that plugs into your telephone wall outlet and access the same two color coded wires outside where the phone line comes in to the house, splice on the length of wire to run to your outside speaker, then splice in to the 2 wires from the inside wall jack to go to your base unit. Much easier and tidier to just run new wires.
668334
Yes, you just unplug the headset on the phone and then plug this one to the jack. Notice that it is a cheap make (made in China); the one I ordered plugged to the phone, I could hear people on the other side of the line, but they could not hear me. At the end I had to have a refund. It is worth a try, because the company are very good at solving the issues (they sent me a replacement, and when it did not work either, I had a full refund)
1778520
No splitter required. There is a jack for L2 and another for L1+L2 combined. If you have both lines on 1 plug use only the L1+L2 jack. If you have separate plugs put line 1 into L1+L2 and line 2 into L2.
1821009
we plug the vonage device output into the wall phone jack and it enables all the other house phone jack for use. so five phones id doable. this is not an option for people w/ dsl (like you), since it uses the phone line as input. we have cable and disconnected the input line from qwest on the outside of the house.
243202
Not sure. There's only one input jack for one phone line cord. I suppose that if you somehow had 2 or 3 different hard-wired phone lines (with cords) and if you bought an adapter, you would be able to route all those phone line cords to the device. (Mine still works fine after the idk how many years I have had it.)
70177
Based on what I know after installing to my whole house phone wiring, I would have to say "NO". There would have to be two phone out connections and each would have to be dedicated in order for a two line system to work.
1072313
This plugs into the wall phone jack. You will require an duplex splitter to convert the single wall jack into two. I hope this helps.