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bavonjr
New Forum Member


Joined: Sep 27, 2005
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Here's one I can't figure out. I have a landline on "line 1" and vonage on "line 2". If I have them plugged into separate phones, the lines are nice and quiet and caller id works on both lines. If, however, I have them hooked up to a 2 line phone (and I've tried different phones) line 2 caller ID doesn't display AND there is a terrible BUZZ on line 1. Is there a techy out there that has any clue?? Even if I use a radio shack line splitter L1-L2-L12, plug the landline into L1, vonage into L2 and the 2 line phone into L12 (simply combining the phone lines to allow 1 cord), that doesn't work either???? Please help. |
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KDWycha
Vonage Forum Evangelist


Joined: Jan 19, 2005
Posts: 605
Location: Tampa, Florida USA (813)
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I would not combine the phone lines into one cord like that :/ If your landline was to ring your ROUTER/ATA would start smoking  |
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scerruti
Vonage Forum MVM


Joined: Feb 05, 2005
Posts: 1424
Location: Carlsbad, CA (finally)
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I would try using two conductor line cords to connect your two line phone.
It appears both of your solutions probably bridge the Vonage line onto line 2 of your home wiring.
Another approach would be to disconnect line 2 from the line 1 jack. |
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