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Need to convert this Phone from 3 wire to 2..

Any one have any clues or a Schematic..

Its only the Ring circuit that needs to be change..


question is why? Do you not want it to ring? assuming you want it on 1 pair
...remove all wires except red and green or pins 3 and 4.

The original query is not precise enough.

On 2006-06-12, Jo wrote:

Any one have any clues or a Schematic..

Its only the Ring circuit that needs to be change..

question is why? Do you not want it to ring? assuming you want it on 1 pair
..remove all wires except red and green or pins 3 and 4.

most new installs are 2 wire. old phones are 3-wire and won't ring on a
2-wire setup.

Bye.
Jasen

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On 2006-06-12, Jo wrote:

Any one have any clues or a Schematic..

Its only the Ring circuit that needs to be change..

question is why? Do you not want it to ring? assuming you want it on 1 pair
..remove all wires except red and green or pins 3 and 4.

most new installs are 2 wire. old phones are 3-wire and won't ring on a
2-wire setup.


Yes they will.

In the two wire setup, all the sockets are masters, with a cap between
pins 2 & 3.

In the old three wire system, there was only a single master socket
witch had the cap, resistor between pins 2 & 3, which provided ringing
over the third wire.

The ringing in still on pin 3, it's just diverted off in every socket
now.

Makes no difference to the phone plugged into it where it happens.

D.

d wrote:

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says...
On 2006-06-12, Jo wrote:

Any one have any clues or a Schematic..

Its only the Ring circuit that needs to be change..

question is why? Do you not want it to ring? assuming you want it on 1
pair ..remove all wires except red and green or pins 3 and 4.

most new installs are 2 wire. old phones are 3-wire and won't ring on a
2-wire setup.


Yes they will


Balls we have both in this house and two phonelines coming in. The older
phones will not work on the second line but will on the first. The later
phones will work on both ....ringing that is they work fine otherwise

In article ,
says...
d wrote:

In article ,
says...
On 2006-06-12, Jo wrote:

Any one have any clues or a Schematic..

Its only the Ring circuit that needs to be change..

question is why? Do you not want it to ring? assuming you want it on 1
pair ..remove all wires except red and green or pins 3 and 4.

most new installs are 2 wire. old phones are 3-wire and won't ring on a
2-wire setup.


Yes they will

Balls we have both in this house and two phonelines coming in. The older
phones will not work on the second line but will on the first. The later
phones will work on both ....ringing that is they work fine otherwise


Yes, and if you open the socket up, you'll find that you've incorrectly
used a secondary socket. If you replace it with the CORRECT socket,
your fault will be rectified.

Amateurs. Sigh.

D.

Jasen Betts wrote:
On 2006-06-12, Jo wrote:

Any one have any clues or a Schematic..

Its only the Ring circuit that needs to be change..
question is why? Do you not want it to ring? assuming you want it on 1 pair
..remove all wires except red and green or pins 3 and 4.

most new installs are 2 wire. old phones are 3-wire and won't ring on a
2-wire setup.

Bye.
Jasen

But the Telecom socket converts 2 wires into 3
So it only matters if they're not plugging into a Telecom socket.

SchoolTech wrote:


But the Telecom socket converts 2 wires into 3
So it only matters if they're not plugging into a Telecom socket.

Not anymore they dont, go read the telepermit site. They were talking about a
new distinction on the front of them of 2C for 2 contacts. I havent bought any
BT sockets in close to 8 years because its all RJ45 here and I just chop the
plug off the phone and change it.