3 phone points

[Sparkie30]

hi there, sorry if posting in the wrong section


rewiring this house, been asked to put 3 phone points in the house.

now do i run a cat5 cable to each from point of entry point or do i link them.

I know few of you will laugh lol


thanks

 

[telectrix]

daisy chain in telephone 3 pair or cat5. so you go from master socket to slave1 slave 1 to slave 2, slave 2 to slave 3. connect terminals 2 and 5.

 

[Sparkie30]

hi Tlectrix, thanks for the reply

even though read it loads of times still not sure how is done.

thanks

 

[Robert Turnbull]

link them all together

Master -> Slave 1 -> Slave 2 -> Slave 3

connect the cable in number 2 and number 5

usually white/blue and blue/white

don't mix the colours

 

[Paul.M]

link them all together

Master -> Slave 1 -> Slave 2 -> Slave 3

connect the cable in number 2 and number 5

usually white/blue and blue/white

don't mix the colours

^^^Perfect^^^


The incoming "slave" will have blue/white at term 2 and white/blue at term 5. Just connect that to your extension points as if your doing a radial socket circuit without a cpc wire.

 

[Robert Turnbull]

i would have added the colour against the number but i couldn't be 100% and i had a small child bashing me with a empty​ bottle of milk

 

[Paul.M]

i would have added the colour against the number but i couldn't be 100% and i had a small child bashing me with a empty​ bottle of milk

Its only because I did one the other week. I dont have a small child hitting me with an empty bottle atm but I do have a wife telling me to get off this forum lol. I think she has some needs? Now is it terminal 1 or 2? She will tell me when I try pmsl :rofl:

 

[tazz]

Connect terminal 3 from master to all slaves as well as 2 & 5, this terminal is passive ring.

 

[Engineer54]

Do you need a ''master'' these days?? I ask, because shortly before i left Cyprus to work over here, i had connection problems with my computers broadband. The telephone company came out after contacting my provider there. After a bit of testing and what have you, they went to the master outlet snipped two wires out, the capacitor, and a couple of other bits, and away they went!! lol!! No need for master outlets anymore on our modern telephone system was the reply, when asked what happens if i no longer want a broadband connection!!

 

[tazz]

Unless something has suddenly change, masters (with cap, resistor and inductor) are installed on the incoming cable usually blue/white stripe and white/blue stripe. if using all masters the you can connect just 2 & 5, masters to slave are 2, 5, and 3.
If 3 is not connected to slaves then the phones will not ring on the slave outlets

 

[Engineer54]

Unless something has suddenly change, masters (with cap, resistor and inductor) are installed on the incoming cable usually blue/white stripe and white/blue stripe. if using all masters the you can connect just 2 & 5, masters to slave are 2, 5, and 3.
If 3 is not connected to slaves then the phones will not ring on the slave outlets

Well everything worked perfectly after they left, broadband and telephones!! Which i why i asked the question in the first place!!

 

[tazz]

i would only presume the cut the componts and plug in a broadband filter

 

[Engineer54]

Read my earlier post#9, I know the difference between a master outlet and broadband filter!!

 

[tazz]

Read my earlier post#9, I know the difference between a master outlet and broadband filter!!

But original post was on telephone extentsions...not broadband...this guy is adding extension telephones dont confuse the issue

 

[Robert Turnbull]

Unless something has suddenly change, masters (with cap, resistor and inductor) are installed on the incoming cable usually blue/white stripe and white/blue stripe. if using all masters the you can connect just 2 & 5, masters to slave are 2, 5, and 3.
If 3 is not connected to slaves then the phones will not ring on the slave outlets

They definitely will ring on just 2 & 5