2 voice lines in an cat5 env
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Posted by Coyote Cub on March 3, 2005, 5:16 am
Please log in for more thread options Does the following work? I have two phones in room A. I run a cord from Phone 1 and Phone 2 into a 2 line/1 line splitter. I then plug the splitter into a RJ45 patch panel. Cat5 8 wire cables run from that patch panel to a patch panel in Room B. I plug another 2 line/1 line RJ45 splitter into the patch panel, then run normal phone cables from the splitter to two phone outlets. Yes, I know there are better ways to do this, but this seems cheap and I have the parts (making it very cheap.) | |||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Someone on March 2, 2005, 9:24 pm
Please log in for more thread options Should work fine, but the 2-line splitters (RJ-11) I've seen are a loose fit in a RJ-45. | |||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Coyote Cub on March 3, 2005, 5:30 am
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wrote: >
>> Does the following work? I have two phones in room A. I run a cord
>> from Phone 1 and Phone 2 into a 2 line/1 line splitter. I then plug >> the splitter into a RJ45 patch panel. Cat5 8 wire cables run from that >> patch panel to a patch panel in Room B. I plug another 2 line/1 line >> RJ45 splitter into the patch panel, then run normal phone cables from >> the splitter to two phone outlets. >
Thanks. Gives me a fighting chance at least.
>Should work fine, but the 2-line splitters (RJ-11) I've seen are a loose fit >in a RJ-45. > | |||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Ian on March 3, 2005, 5:07 pm
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> wrote:
> > >
> >> Does the following work? I have two phones in room A. I run a cord
> >> from Phone 1 and Phone 2 into a 2 line/1 line splitter. I then plug > >> the splitter into a RJ45 patch panel. Cat5 8 wire cables run from that > >> patch panel to a patch panel in Room B. I plug another 2 line/1 line > >> RJ45 splitter into the patch panel, then run normal phone cables from > >> the splitter to two phone outlets. > >
fit
> >Should work fine, but the 2-line splitters (RJ-11) I've seen are a loose > >in a RJ-45.
> > > Thanks. Gives me a fighting chance at least.
Yep works fine, You can even buy such a splitter for cat5 as well as sharers
> > > that let you put one phone and one data connection through one cable and twin data that puts two data down the same cable. Ian | |||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Coyote Cub on March 3, 2005, 5:21 pm
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On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 14:07:20 -0000, "Ian" <spam"AT"bathfordhill.co.uk>
wrote:
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>> wrote:
>> >> >
>> >> Does the following work? I have two phones in room A. I run a cord >> >> from Phone 1 and Phone 2 into a 2 line/1 line splitter. I then plug >> >> the splitter into a RJ45 patch panel. Cat5 8 wire cables run from that >> >> patch panel to a patch panel in Room B. I plug another 2 line/1 line >> >> RJ45 splitter into the patch panel, then run normal phone cables from >> >> the splitter to two phone outlets. >> > >> >Should work fine, but the 2-line splitters (RJ-11) I've seen are a loose >fit
>> >in a RJ-45.
>> > >> Thanks. Gives me a fighting chance at least.
>> >> >> >Yep works fine, You can even buy such a splitter for cat5 as well as sharers
>that let you put one phone and one data connection through one cable and >twin data that puts two data down the same cable. What I can't find, though it seems to make sense to me, is a splitter that turns the cat5/rj45 into two two voice lines/rj11. I suppose most of the time this is done at the patch panel and I am making a non-standard system. | |||||||||||||||||||
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> from Phone 1 and Phone 2 into a 2 line/1 line splitter. I then plug
> the splitter into a RJ45 patch panel. Cat5 8 wire cables run from that
> patch panel to a patch panel in Room B. I plug another 2 line/1 line
> RJ45 splitter into the patch panel, then run normal phone cables from
> the splitter to two phone outlets.