Thus spaketh RH:[color=blue]
> "Richard Oliver" <richard.oliver@goadsby.com> wrote in message
> news:4s39iaFtgsdaU2@mid.individual.net...[color=green]
>> ¬Stephen Hammond wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> Can I just use a modem cable instead which plugs straight into my
>>> phone or would I need an adaptor ?[/color]
>>
>> In my experience some work and some don't. Not all modem cables are
>> created equal - check which pins are actually connected etc.[/color]
>
> Depends what you are using it for, if you have an ATA with US socket
> and a BT phone you want to use
> you will need a US-BT converter with Ring capaciter[/color]


Ring capacitor only required for a few phones that are built to UK use
only and don't have their own ring circuit.

Still worth getting the RJ11 - BABT adaper with ring capacitor just in
case you do have a phone that requires the ring capacitor.

You could take an RJ11 cable and wire it up to a BABT master socket.


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