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Re: Fw: Phone via CAT5
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- Subject: Re: Fw: Phone via CAT5
- From: "steevc" <steevc@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 08:08:20 -0000
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--- In ukha_d@y..., "tefxp" <tony.butler@r...> wrote:
> > You can get a phone line adapter to patch it in via CAT5 - 2
types -
> master
> > and slave. Goto www.maplin.co.uk, and do a search for "BT to
RJ45
> Adapters"
> > - you'll get 1 match
>
> I thought that's what he was after too on initial reading, but I
> think he wants to plug from NTL phone socket into RJ45 socket to
feed
> the phone signal back to the patch panel (I assume there are
reasons
> why he doesn't just patch from the back of the phone socket into
the
> back of the RJ45 socket), though he will need the adapters you
> describe too. B&Q may even do them - I know I got some for about
a
> fiver somewhere, I just can't remember where :(
>
> Tony
That was one of the things we needed. We could patch between the BT
and RJ45 sockets, but that's a little 'hard wired' for my tastes. We
may make up a custom patch lead to connect them.
The idea of wiring some patch panel sockets in parallel could be a
solution to distributing the phone. It's a shame that my Dad has a 12
way patch panel and will need 10 of them as that only leaves 2. He
doesn't really want to get into having lots of equipment in the meter
cupboard.
Thanks for the hints
Steve
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