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Vonage I think you are saying that you disconnected the blue/white pair from the AT&T
I think you are saying that you disconnected the blue/white pair from the AT&T line at the NIU, and connected the orange/white pair in its place. I think you are also saying that you are not getting a DSL signal on the L2 port of the triplex adapter. Do I understand your actions?
If so, it means either that your connection of the orange/white pair at the NIU is faulty or that the orange/white pair is not wired to the L2 position of the jack where you're plugging in your DSL modem.
I suggest that you check the wiring at the NIU first. Is the insulation stripped from ends of the orange/white pair? Is each bare end under exactly one of the red/green screw-terminal? Are both wires intact (not broken or touching anything metallic other than the terminals)?
If the NIU is okay, then open up your jack and verify that all four wires are connected. The blue/white pair is connected to the two middle pins of the jack, normally color-coded red and green. We know that is wired correctly because your DSL service worked when the blue/white pair was connected at the NIU. The orange/white pair should be connected to the two outer pins of the jack, normally color-coded black and yellow. (The colors are typical, but may be different with less-common styles of jacks.)
If all of the above check out, your triplex adapter may be at fault. Check the labels on each port (should be L1, L2, and L1+L2) be sure that it is a triplex adapter and not merely a multiple-jack adapter.
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• Okay, so I have read through these forums for quite a while, but I can't put together
• You are correct about not being able to disconnect at the NID. In my most basic description,
• Okay .... so the NIU has only one set of wires connected ... the blue and blue/white.
• I suggest that you disconnect the telco line from the blue/white pair and connect
• Where exactly am I supposed to disconnect the telco line? Sorry, I am obviously
• I suggest that you disconnect the telco line from the blue/white pair and connect
• Okay, that sounds simple enough.
So, in summary, all I need to do is:
1)
• Also, could I essentially do this the other way around?
In other words, could
• So, I did as instructed, but I could not get a DSL connection on the second pair.
DLevenson posted "I think you are saying that you disconnected the blue/white pair from the AT&T" on 02/17/2009 |
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