Is there such a thing as a converter to go from a Male Ethernet plug to ADSL female or an ADSL male to Ethernet Female that can be plugged from router to accept a run of Ethernet cabling? Reply

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Thanks. In tough times it’s much=appreciated. I’m probably over-generous in offering free help. It takes time to understand, analyse, and reply. Hence, a Google review is valued in helping revenue customers to find us. Reply However not wanting to break the law !! I will go down the route you have described as theoretically the old BT NTE5 will still act as a junction box anyway? From your instructions, it looks like a case of just moving the wires around inside the old master plug. Or is that against BT’s rules? Reply Seems there was some BT wiring fault at the junction at the beginning of my street, a new connection and cable have been installed, I’ve run a speed test with the excellent down speed of almost 33 Mbps and up speed of just over 2.5 Mbps.I spoke to Plusnet yesterday and they could see masses of errors and problems with the router connecting so they’re getting OR out again on Tuesday. The master does nothing to affect REN. Additional phones should be fine until you run out of ringing current from the line supply. REN is not such a critical issue as it used to be, as many folks used cordless base stations with their own power supply to power the ring function.

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Both types are fed by the same single pair from their network, so no difference. Also, the 2, 3 and 5 on the customer side are the same. I’ve had a laptop connected downstairs all day today with Ethernet and RJ11 going to the master and never got higher than 8 Kbps. I know you’re probably think just get wireless phones off the new NTE5C/VDSL MK4 but i do like the current phones i have No. The “A” and “B” refer to the 568A and 568B protocols of cable termination for these modules. There is a difference in where the oranges and greens go under each protocol. This is abbreviated to “A” and “B” on the module pins labelling.Now, I want to extend the connection to my data cabinet. I have one Cat6 cable so there are enough cores to connect filtered voice and filtered data signals but I have to land the cable in one outlet (as only one cable) but my question is how and where do I terminate on the data cabinet? I don’t seem to find a normal faceplate with one telephone and one RJ11 /RJ45 outlet. So how do I proceed? Please advise. b/ Take a “feed” of your incoming “filtered” broadband signal and take it to where your broadband router needs to be (quite easy, thanks to the provision of two connections called “A” and “B”. ) Puzzled? Don’t worry -read on.

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To achieve Voice Reinjection, unscrew the lower section of the faceplate and gently pull it free. The home telephone wiring is attached to this lower section.

I’m a trainee electrician so have access to test equipment, just don’t know a lot about telecoms engineering! That’s all terminated now and it’s not made a whit of difference – still screaming along at around 12Mbps. I’ve given myself enough free cable to relocate the router and desktop to the hall, to minimise OR access to the house. Not impressed with the half mask nor the fact that one minute, he’s lying in the road, then down a pit, then in my hallway, and reeking of fags to boot. The loss over Cat 6 will be negligible. Cat 5 can run at good speeds up to 90M between devices if installed correctly, and Cat 6 will better that. You may struggle to get the cable terminated in a RJ11 plug, though! It’s designed to go into an RJ45 plug. Reply

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Your situation is difficult to diagnose without knowing the configuration of the extension cabling.

Thanks for this information. Pretty much exactly what I was looking for but there is one small detail that I wanted to clarify and I wanted to see if I had you right in principle…