Did anyone use R45 to R11 adapters? Our business line is ethernet, and I am unable to find a splitter that converts to regular phone line.
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These phones worked so horribly for us that I returned them and opted for RCA instead, so sorry I cannot answer your question directly
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Hi, most likely you will not be able to use this phone like that. an ethernet line will not work with this phone. Contact your voice service provider and ask them what phones work with their phone system or if they are able to convert a line to analog.
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The question is weather an r45 to r11 adapter would work this phone. The questioner's office uses ethernet wire (4 pair twisted) for their current phone system. To me it should work, as long as you used the same type of adapter on the input and output ends ... like these... URBEST® 2Pcs RJ45 8P4C Plug to RJ11 6P4C Female M/F Telephone Ethernet Adapter
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AT&T; 1070/1040/1080 series requires an analog line connection. Perhaps you are looking for an ATA (analog terminal adapter). If so, contact your service provider or network administrator.
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desktop ==== 2-Port RJ45 Splitter ====== router? what do you mean by connecting this to a desktop?
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Not sure exactly what you're asking. I assume that have 2 devices that require an internet connection and a single router that has one RJ45 input from a modem. The router must have at least 2 output ports, 1 for each of the internet-requiring devices. Connect 1 Cat5 cable from each router output port to the side of the splitter that has 2 receptacles. On the other side of the splitter connect another Cat5 cable. The other end of the latter cable connects to the single receptacle side of the second splitter. Then connect 2 Cat5 cables to the other side of the second splitter, and connect each of these to the ethernet ports of the 2 devices that you want to share the internet connection. The kit only supplies 3 short cables so you will need a fourth in addition to the one that connects the 2 splitters. Hope this answers your question.
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Mine came with an adapter that lets you plug in a standard ethernet cable. Haven't actually tried it though.
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What this does is it steals two of the wires from the Ethernet cable and uses them for the phone line since 10/100 Ethernet only uses 4 of the 8 wires in a Cat 5e cable. So, in order to pass phone from one end to the other you use a splitter at both ends to use the stolen wires at one end to connect to the originating phone service and at the other end to connect to the telephone at the expense of not being able to use the connecting wire as a gigabit Ethernet wire (gigabit uses all 8 wires in the cable).
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Answer is yes (highly likely that each of your Ethernet cables has the common CAT 5c/RJ45-connector. If not the case (ie cable has non-RJ45-connector that doesn't fit into the coupler, then you'll need to research as to what type the connector (male) is present on each of thecables) and purchase a coupler that's compatible with them.
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Can I ask what happened when you have phone line coming in and cat 6 going out. I am trying to do the same and want to know your result. I am using Cat6/RJ45 spares to hook up multiple phone lines. Will this work?
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voip uses ethernet jacks (the RJ-45 Ethernet connector) the amplified ringer uses the regular phone jack ( standard RJ-11 phone connectors) so unless there was a way to adapt the 2 together the answer would be no
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The receiver is RJ-45 only. However, I have used a power line ethernet adapter and it works fine.
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I cinfigured it as an access point to plug in my ethernet wired phones and it worked. I did read that it can be configured as a repeater, but did not try it that way.
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Hello, it works fine... Mine have been working for 3 years. To do what you want: 1) For example, Connect your internet ethernet to port 5 2) Computer A port 2 and Computer B to port 3 ------- (I am assuming you are connected on port 1) 3) Create 3 VLANs Name, for example where there are the VLANS DATA, Audio , Voip, etc... make yours (Alpha, Beta, Internet) 4) Then go to the specific sections where you can put a check on the ports and: and make sure all have the check in them, except for the ports you dont want to communicate. Done! If you want i can help you via team viewer, My twitter is @RomelSan
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I have split the Internet between 2 decices & it worked OK, l used RJ45 CAt 5 6 Lan Ethernet, l was told by a computor guruthat lt would not work & l ptoved him wrong. My Internet speed is 120 megabites Sean
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VOIP can be pretty data intensive and I wouldn't recommend using this for it. I would go with a powerline adapter
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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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The Router/Gateway itself does not have a (RJ11) phone jack so it won't be able to provide VoIP services. If you have a service like Vonage or BasicTalk or other provider with a seperate modem that can connect to your local network to provide VoIP service for you than that would work but so does every other router. If you are receiving phone/VoIP service for TWC for example than this router will not work. Don't quote me on this but i believe that TWC also has a device/modem that can be used independently on any local network port in case you do have a modem/router/gateway that does not provide VoIP service like this Netgear CG3000D.
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No you need an RJ45 or Ethernet cable to do what you want. This is your standard type phone connection.
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What you want is a standard line splitter not a DSL filter. http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Modular-Cable-SPLITTER-RJ11F-F8V109/dp/B0000AOWWB/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1423504579&sr=1-3&keywords=phone+line+splitter