Is this an RJ11 cable?

The instructions for my new BB stress the importance of an RJ11 cable and enclose one which is not long enough. My existing cable has the following printed on it: E119932-J 20251 60^C (I've used ^ for the 'degree' symbol) 150V 26AWG

Am I right in saying it's an RJ11?

Thanks in advance

RJ11 is the plug on the end and has nothing to do with the cable.

True, but many sellers class a cable with an RJ11 at each end as an "RJ11 cable". Beware of using long cables on ADSL routers, they can mess up your noise margins.

Just for a bit of info (and not really related), but if you hold down the left 'Alt' key and type 2 4 8 on the numerical keypad (Num Lock has to be on) you get the degree symbol.

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Edited by adebov (Sat 24-Feb-07 10:58:35)

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if you hold down the left 'Alt' key and type 2 4 8 on the numerical keypad (Num Lock has to be on) you get the degree symbol

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Assuming of course that you're using Windows. On a Mac it's rather simpler and more intuitive (as is often the case) - just type 'Alt' 0.

Thanks folks.