Do they make such a thing (RJ 11)

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Jack Gillis

This is not exactly a computer topic but I does have to do with using
DSL with my computer.

I am rewiring the telephone system in my house. I will wind up with
separate lines for DSL to a few rooms. I need to make a short, one foot
or so, cable out with an RJ 11 type connector one end and bare wire on
the other. The connector will plug into the jack in the NID and the
bare wires will go to a screw down terminal strip. Does anyone know if
there are RJ 11 connectors that I can use with the two twisted pair wire
commonly used in telephone wiring in a building?

Thank you very much.
 
This is not exactly a computer topic but I does have to do with using
DSL with my computer.

I am rewiring the telephone system in my house. I will wind up with
separate lines for DSL to a few rooms. I need to make a short, one foot
or so, cable out with an RJ 11 type connector one end and bare wire on
the other. The connector will plug into the jack in the NID and the
bare wires will go to a screw down terminal strip. Does anyone know if
there are RJ 11 connectors that I can use with the two twisted pair wire
commonly used in telephone wiring in a building?

Thank you very much.
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IMO, you'd be better off just putting in a jack and using
short RJ11-RJ11 extension cable. If you'd planned to hook a
phone into it too then buy a dual jack. As for the
connectors, sure you can buy crimp-on connectors for RJ11
just like you would for RJ45, and a crimp tool... providing
you're using appropriately small gauge wire (I foget the
gauge ATM).
 
Thank you very much, Pen.

The Radio Shack page gave me what I wanted. The parts will give me what
I need/want with a little change in my plan for the scheme of things.
 
You're welcome; glad to help.

Jack Gillis said:
Thank you very much, Pen.

The Radio Shack page gave me what I wanted. The parts will give me
what I need/want with a little change in my plan for the scheme of
things.
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