How to Activate All of Your Home's Phone Outlets for VoIP Phone Service With DSL Internet
In the network interface box outside your house, disconnect all blue & blue/white pairs (the voice line) from the terminals that connect to each phone jack., Electrically tie together all of the blue and all of the blue/white wires., Connect the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: In the network interface box outside your house
This connects all of the phone jacks at a single point.
Use a short terminal strip.
You could also use wire nuts or similar connectors.
Tie only wires that are exactly the same together.
Do not tie the blue wires to the blue/white wires. ,,,,, These connections are made with standard modular phone cords. , Your VoIP device will now provide a dial tone to all of your house's phone jacks.
Phones plugged into all jacks will be on the same VoIP line. -
Step 2: disconnect all blue & blue/white pairs (the voice line) from the terminals that connect to each phone jack.
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Step 3: Electrically tie together all of the blue and all of the blue/white wires.
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Step 4: Connect the orange and orange/white wires (the DSL line) to each phone jack.
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Step 5: Inside the house
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Step 6: install a two-jack faceplate on the outlet you wish to connect your VoIP device to.
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Step 7: On one of the two jacks
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Step 8: connect the blue & blue white wires (the voice line)
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Step 9: On the other jack
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Step 10: connect the orange & orange/white wires (the DSL line)
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Step 11: Install the faceplate
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Step 12: then connect the phone jack on the VoIP device to the voice jack
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Step 13: and connect your modem to the DSL jack.
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Step 14: Enjoy your new VoIP device.
Detailed Guide
This connects all of the phone jacks at a single point.
Use a short terminal strip.
You could also use wire nuts or similar connectors.
Tie only wires that are exactly the same together.
Do not tie the blue wires to the blue/white wires. ,,,,, These connections are made with standard modular phone cords. , Your VoIP device will now provide a dial tone to all of your house's phone jacks.
Phones plugged into all jacks will be on the same VoIP line.
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