RE: ADSL + PSTN over CAT5 cable

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Over here in NZ, telecom have abandoned the master and secondary
sockets
because it was stuffing up too many adsl installations by unbalancing the
circuit, the ringer wire couples in and out via the capacitor all too well.
The interum ones have a capacitor in each socket, but the new ones will be
leaving that out as telecom havn't permited any phones that needed the 3rd
wire for about 10 years now, the idea being that people attached to their
old phones will have to buy a ringer adaptor.

A contractor I know spent most of his time going to peoples houses and
swapping out all the sockets to solve faults.

So in essence, master and ringer wire before the adsl filter, is bad, after
is ok.

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From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Jim Noble
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 3:37 AM
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] ADSL + PSTN over CAT5 cable



Des Gibbons wrote:
> If you are running them from the master socket to node zero, you just
need
a
> single pair for each. So you can run the three 'lines' up one cat5
cable.
> I have a adsl filter faceplate on my nte5, I run the unfiltered adsl
'line'
> up one pair, and the filtered pstn 'line' up another pair. Works
flawlessly
> on adslmax 8/832.
>

(The PTSN line would need to go into a master socket though.)?


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