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gztyler

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#27281 20-Oct-2008 18:37
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Hi everyone.

i want to know

After install an ADSL splitter, do i have to install a new jack point for adsl and connect the phone cable from modem to new adsl jack point.

OR

can i just join the orange and white date and line wire into a RJ-11 phone cable and connect into my modem directly with out jack point???

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  #172341 20-Oct-2008 19:13
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Its a bit messy puting a RJ11 plug on a solid Cat3 cable as you have, you cannot readily get RJ11 plugs for solid cable, I suggest you get another BT Phone socket and connect the direct prefiltered line to that to connect your DSL modem to.

Cyril

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