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On Monday 29 November 2004 3:31 pm, Drew Taylor wrote: > David Kramer wrote: > > - I need phones throughout the house, and most of these systems are > > designed for only one phone. I can do all the wiring if they say it > > will work, but that doesn't seem to be the case. > > I haven't done this personally yet, but I've read about how to do it. > All you need to do is disconnect any outside phone lines (ie. your > Verizon landline) at the demarc box where it comes into your house. Then > plug the ata into the nearest phone jack. As others have said, check the > REN so you don't try to power too many phones. It sounds very > straightforward to do. Most homes today have 4 wires, and inner and outer. Your primary phone line is connected to one pair and a second phone line, if present, is usually connected to the other. I think that your home should have 4 wires. In any case, leave your current home line in place and add an ATA for the other pair. -- Jerry Feldman <gerald.feldman at hp.com> Partner Technology Access Center (contractor) (PTAC-MA) Hewlett-Packard Co. 550 King Street LKG2a-X2 Littleton, Ma. 01460 (978)506-5243
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