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Existing home wiring and VTech IP 8100
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menyou6873
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Tue May 30, 2006 8:56 am
Post subject: Existing home wiring and VTech IP 8100
I recently purchased a VTech IP 8100 and was wondering if anyone has successfully connected their home wiring to it?
An RJ11 would have pins 3 and 4 connected but what pins would have the voice coing off of the 8 pin WAN connection?
Not sure if it does but just wondering if anyone has tried.
Thanks!
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Tue May 30, 2006 9:05 am
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Th IP 8100 does not have an analog output. You can not connect it to your home wiring.
What would be nice is if the company were to release an analog wireless module for this device that you could use to connect a standard phone or answering machine. But they haven't yet.
If you need to connect your house wiring then you are going to need a different
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