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Vonage When I say "running in parallel", I mean that all the blue wires from different
When I say "running in parallel", I mean that all the blue wires from different pairs are connected together, and all the blue-white are connected together, and so on. That way, whatever signal is on one of the pairs is also on all the other pairs of the same color, which is what you want in an in-house set of telephone jacks.
In traditional house wiring, you get this by "daisy chaining". That is, you run a line from the phone service to one jack, and then from there to another jack, and from there to another, and so on. With structured wiring, you bring separate cables from each jack to a central point. Then you connect the like colors together there. The advantage is flexibility. If you decide at some time that you don't want one room to get the phone service, you disconnect its pairs at the central point. Or you may decide that you want the line that is line 1 everywhere else in the house to be line 2 in your home office. You do that by making the appropriate connections at the central point.
What you need to find out is whether the like colors all get connected together in your structured wiring installation. The installer could easily argue that he didn't, and shouldn't, do that until you decide exactly how you want your telephones configured for each room.
Read The Full Thread: Structured Wiring/Vonage Question
• I recently built a house and had Circuit City do structured wiring. I basically
• What you're doing should work. I assume that you've checked the Vonage system
• Yes the phone is working. Coax cable connected to the cable modem, modem to router,
• You've got the color codes right and reversing the blue wires shouldn't cause
• Ok, I will try that. Hopefully the local Home Depot or Wal-Mart will have an RJ11/RJ45
• One other thing. With the connections that you already tried, are you absolutely
• I have tried a second jack into the same panel and it did not work either. I can certainly
• Thank you for your help, Steve. With some persistence I finally got it working.
• Well done! Nothing like a little hands on with your own system to make you feel good
Steve48 posted "When I say "running in parallel", I mean that all the blue wires from different" on 12/01/2007 |
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