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I have 3 BT extension sockets, broadband and VOIP GATEWAY 102 which has two
RJ11 - one for analog phone and one for PSTN. How can I connect all three
analogue telephones to share ATA?

Thus spaketh dmitri:[color=blue]
> I have 3 BT extension sockets, broadband and VOIP GATEWAY 102 which
> has two RJ11 - one for analog phone and one for PSTN. How can I
> connect all three analogue telephones to share ATA?[/color]



Get an RJ11 plug and wire it to a BABT master socket, then wire two
extension sockets to the master socket.


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{{{{{Welcome}}}}} laid this down on his screen :[color=blue]
> Thus spaketh dmitri:[color=green]
>> I have 3 BT extension sockets, broadband and VOIP GATEWAY 102 which
>> has two RJ11 - one for analog phone and one for PSTN. How can I
>> connect all three analogue telephones to share ATA?[/color]
>
>
>
> Get an RJ11 plug and wire it to a BABT master socket, then wire two extension
> sockets to the master socket.[/color]

BT Master to Gateway.

Gateway to BT Extension wiring.

Job done

On Mon, 05 Feb 2007 22:30:14 +0000, Jono wrote:
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> {{{{{Welcome}}}}} laid this down on his screen :[color=green]
>> Thus spaketh dmitri:[color=darkred]
>>> I have 3 BT extension sockets, broadband and VOIP GATEWAY 102 which
>>> has two RJ11 - one for analog phone and one for PSTN. How can I
>>> connect all three analogue telephones to share ATA?[/color]
>>
>>
>>
>> Get an RJ11 plug and wire it to a BABT master socket, then wire two extension
>> sockets to the master socket.[/color]
>
> BT Master to Gateway.
>
> Gateway to BT Extension wiring.
>
> Job done[/color]

Where do microfilter and adsl router go? Do I need to fiddle with wires?

dmitri wrote:[color=blue]
> On Mon, 05 Feb 2007 22:30:14 +0000, Jono wrote:
>[color=green]
>> {{{{{Welcome}}}}} laid this down on his screen :[color=darkred]
>>> Thus spaketh dmitri:
>>>> I have 3 BT extension sockets, broadband and VOIP GATEWAY 102 which
>>>> has two RJ11 - one for analog phone and one for PSTN. How can I
>>>> connect all three analogue telephones to share ATA?
>>>
>>>
>>> Get an RJ11 plug and wire it to a BABT master socket, then wire two extension
>>> sockets to the master socket.[/color]
>> BT Master to Gateway.
>>
>> Gateway to BT Extension wiring.
>>
>> Job done[/color]
>
> Where do microfilter and adsl router go? Do I need to fiddle with wires?[/color]

BT Master==>Microfilter==>Gateway==>Exten wiring
|
|========>Router


Yes, you need to fiddle with wires. Presumably you have an rj-ll socket
on your Gateway, which has an adapter to allow you to plug a normal
phone in..?

Replace this adapter with (try) an old modem lead - cut one end off, &
use the bare end to connect to the blue extension wires behind your
master socket - make sure you disconnect them from the master first -
then plug the other end into your Gateway phone port.

You will also be able to do away with all other microfilters too - apart
from the one at the master.

Jono wrote:
[color=blue][color=green]
>>
>> Where do microfilter and adsl router go? Do I need to fiddle with wires?[/color]
>
> BT Master==>Microfilter==>Gateway==>Exten wiring
> |
> |========>Router
>[/color]

For some reason, diagram above (now amended) didn't look right after posting

"Jono" <nothanks@SPAMbYonder.com> wrote in message
news:5lWxh.6694$9S5.1614@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk[color=blue]
> Jono wrote:
>[color=green][color=darkred]
> > >
> > > Where do microfilter and adsl router go? Do I need to
> > > fiddle with wires?[/color]
> >
> > BT Master==>Microfilter==>Gateway==>Exten wiring
> > |
> > |========>Router
> >[/color]
>
> For some reason, diagram above (now amended) didn't look
> right after posting[/color]

You were right the first time. The router should, although it's actually
unfiltered, be plugged into the relevant socket on the filter (assuming
from the OP's post a separate one rather than a faceplate).

Ivor

Ivor Jones explained on 06/02/2007 :[color=blue]
>
> "Jono" <nothanks@SPAMbYonder.com> wrote in message
> news:5lWxh.6694$9S5.1614@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk[color=green]
>> Jono wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>> > >
>> > > Where do microfilter and adsl router go? Do I need to
>> > > fiddle with wires?
>> >
>> > BT Master==>Microfilter==>Gateway==>Exten wiring
>> > |
>> > |========>Router
>> >[/color]
>>
>> For some reason, diagram above (now amended) didn't look
>> right after posting[/color]
>
> You were right the first time. The router should, although it's actually
> unfiltered, be plugged into the relevant socket on the filter (assuming from
> the OP's post a separate one rather than a faceplate).
>
> Ivor[/color]

It was an early start for me! Tired eyes & all that.