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Standard User PCJM40
(regular) Tue 26-Sep-23 21:56:48
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Re: Fttp installation and telephone line hook up


[re: G1967] [link to this post]
 
In reply to a post by G1967:
Definitely rang both phones. I took round a corded handset and the neighbours own rang as well.
This ringing of both the old analogue and new digital service is only a transitional thing, after a period of time the analogue service will cease completely.
Standard User pyarwood
(newbie) Thu 28-Sep-23 17:56:29
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Re: Fttp installation and telephone line hook up


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A Speech Dialler should work with VOIP
Its old style data communicators that may have issues with new systems
Standard User PCJM40
(regular) Thu 28-Sep-23 18:06:09
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A Speech Dialler should work with VOIP
The bit in bold above is why you should always test.


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Standard User burble
(experienced) Thu 28-Sep-23 19:49:20
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Re: Fttp installation and telephone line hook up


[re: G1967] [link to this post]
 
In reply to a post by G1967:
cant walk away yet, got a call from TT customer services today out of the blue wanting to know what the issues are. They will contact me with an answer to my queries as soon as they have completed their inquiries. By the way a lot of presumptions in your post which from a business point of view would render TT useless and therefore out of business.

As a long time TT customer I can tell you that there are often times they don't know their a£&e from their elbow. You might be lucky and get correct info from them, or they might tell you any old guff, been there got the tee shirt. This is particularly true of their switch to Voip as I found out earlier this year. BTW TT are splitting the business up, probably to sell off some parts in a bid to stay in business.
Standard User G1967
(newbie) Mon 09-Oct-23 14:06:34
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Re: Fttp installation and telephone line hook up


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Just setting up an extension lead to test on my neighbours router. Before I continue I need to wire up a 431a socket plug on the other end of my cable. The Slave socket into which I’m plugging the speech dialler plug into is wired as follows:
2 - blue
3 - orange
5 - blue/white

My question is which colour wires am I crimping onto the other end of my extension cable plug (431a) which will go into the neighbours router. Numbers to corresponding connection points would be helpful.

Also I can only see one wire from the speech dialler cable terminating into a 431a plug
Standard User G1967
(newbie) Fri 13-Oct-23 11:45:39
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Re: Fttp installation and telephone line hook up


[re: PCJM40] [link to this post]
 
Just setting up an extension lead to test on my neighbours router. Before I continue I need to wire up a 431a socket plug on the other end of my cable. The Slave socket into which I’m plugging the speech dialler plug into is wired as follows:
2 - blue
3 - orange
5 - blue/white

My question is which colour wires am I crimping onto the other end of my extension cable plug (431a) which will go into the neighbours router. Numbers to corresponding connection points would be helpful.

Also I can only see one wire from the speech dialler cable terminating into a 431a plug.
Standard User PCJM40
(member) Fri 13-Oct-23 12:00:07
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Sorry I don't know the answer thats why I haven't replied, I was hoping someone more knowledgeable would answer this question for you.
Standard User Bam16
(newbie) Sun 15-Oct-23 11:41:36
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[re: PCJM40] [link to this post]
 
You might find this web page helpful: Telephone Wiring
or perhaps this one: Telephone Plug and Socket

Be careful to check pin numbering on the plug and socket - if remember correctly they are reversed... but I am no expert - sorry
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