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Re: switching the bell wire...



Paul Gordon wrote:
> So not a good idea then!...
>
> totally academic now anyway, as I've just done some more testing and
> discovered that my DECT phones (BT Diverse 3000 range) don't use the bell
> wire for ringing, and still ring quite hapily whether the bell wire is
> connected or not.
>
> Seing as 90% of the handsets in my house are of this type, then that rather
> puts the kybosh on the whole idea, as I'm not about to chuck them all away
> and buy new ones...

Put the line thru a diode bridge and it will kill the ring signal. Put a
DPDT relay to choose either before or after the bridge and you have a
ringer on off selector.


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