Adsl adaptor cant see how it fits to my phone line

Started by David, Mar 16, 2008, 21:28:35

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David

Hi all yet another cry for help,this one may just fox you.got myself a BT adsl adapter for the phone line and after inspecting the box,there is no colored wires.my phone is connected with just 2 wires,one I think is green the other black,god knows how old the stuff is,any solutions? took a pic for reference but I don't think I will attempt this one.  :whistle:


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Sebby

Don't worry about the colours, David. Just look at which terminals they are currently connected to (they'll be numbered) and connect to the same numbers on the new faceplate. :)

David

That took 2 and a half minutes are you wired up to this site god,thats class now I will reread your reply  :thumb:
Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

David

Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Sebby

Quote from: badpianoplayer on Mar 16, 2008, 21:34:14
That took 2 and a half minutes are you wired up to this site god,thats class now I will reread your reply  :thumb:

:rofl:

Let us know how you get on. :thumb:

David

No numbers just A and B screw terminals,think the line is older than me :fingers:
Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Sebby

The one connected to B will go to terminal 2 on the new faceplate, and the one connected to A to terminal 5.

David

is there nothing gets past you,I really thought this would flummox you,where is that screwdriver :comp:
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Sebby

:lol:

See if it works first. ;)

It should work; I'm assuming that the 'A' and 'B' references are to the A- and B-wire (the wires connected to terminals 5 and 2 respectively).

If you find that the extensions don't work after you've fitted the faceplate, it'll simply be the other way round.

Lance

Sebby is obviously after the job of the in house wiring expert!
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Simon

Ooh, a mobile icon!  How did you manage that with a mere Nokia, Lance?   ;)
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Lance

I worked out its because you use the wap interface, which causes it to show the icon!
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Simon

Quote from: Lance on Mar 16, 2008, 23:10:37
I worked out its because you use the wap interface, which causes it to show the icon!

Ah, so how did you get to the WAP interface?
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David

Quote from: Sebby on Mar 16, 2008, 22:10:02
:lol:

See if it works first. ;)

It should work; I'm assuming that the 'A' and 'B' references are to the A- and B-wire (the wires connected to terminals 5 and 2 respectively).

If you find that the extensions don't work after you've fitted the faceplate, it'll simply be the other way round.
Hi again,that didnt work so I will try the other way round,the phone line was ok though,does this sound right?
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Rik

It doesn't, David, if the phone worked, so should the ADSL. I should, perhaps, mention that if you're dealing with A/B wires, you are working on the BT side of the master, which is technically illegal. Can you post a photo of the rear of the adaptor, ie the terminals?
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David

Morning Rik trying to work out how to get it on here,wont copy and paste and Im not awake yet.what am I doing wrong :eyebrow:
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Rik

Use the reply button, not the QR box, David. Towards the bottom of the screen there's an additional options button. Hit that and you get the ability to upload an image with the post.
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David

Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Rik

It has to be <512k, David. Can you reduce it locally, eg in a photo-editing app.
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David

try this one,had  a lesson in photosuite now,learn something every day

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Rik

That's definitely the exchange pair. Is that the back of your adaptor, or the original master socket. Which adaptor did you buy?
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David

This is the only phone socket (not the adapter ) in my home,as you know the adapter is numbered hence my confusion Rik this is the underside of the socket which my telephone plugs into,I dont have extensions,hope this is clear,(I sometimes say things wrong)
The adapter I bought was the same as in your photo with the printed letters ADSL V1.0
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Rik

Ok, I'm a bit puzzled. What is this adaptor that you bought, where did you get it from?
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