Orange Livebox Phone Adaptor - Help

I've just signed up for free Orange Broadband (free that is provided
you spend 30 quid a month on a mobile).

Their Livebox came with a phone adaptor which basically seems to allow
a normal telephone to plug in one end and the other to plug into a
standard Ethernet socket on their Livebox so you can then make free
VOIP calls.

Our cat took a liking to this adaptor and was last seen running out the
house with it hanging from his mouth.

I've tried the Orange shop but they don't seem to sell them.

Does anyone know if this is some sort of standard adaptor that I could
buy anywhere or just somewhere?

allan tracy wrote:
> I've just signed up for free Orange Broadband (free that is provided
> you spend 30 quid a month on a mobile).
>
> Their Livebox came with a phone adaptor which basically seems to allow
> a normal telephone to plug in one end and the other to plug into a
> standard Ethernet socket on their Livebox so you can then make free
> VOIP calls.
>

Its an RJ11 socket on the box apparently - no expert.

allan tracy explained on 22/08/2006 :
> allan tracy wrote:
>> I've just signed up for free Orange Broadband (free that is provided
>> you spend 30 quid a month on a mobile).
>>
>> Their Livebox came with a phone adaptor which basically seems to allow
>> a normal telephone to plug in one end and the other to plug into a
>> standard Ethernet socket on their Livebox so you can then make free
>> VOIP calls.
>>
>
> Its an RJ11 socket on the box apparently - no expert.

<http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/ShopDetail.asp?ProductID=2370>

> >>
> >
> > Its an RJ11 socket on the box apparently - no expert.
>
> <http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/ShopDetail.asp?ProductID=2370>

Cheers.

Thanks a bundle.

Will get one for the cat as well.

"allan tracy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> I've just signed up for free Orange Broadband (free that
> is provided you spend 30 quid a month on a mobile).
>
> Their Livebox came with a phone adaptor which basically
> seems to allow a normal telephone to plug in one end and
> the other to plug into a standard Ethernet socket on
> their Livebox so you can then make free VOIP calls.
>
> Our cat took a liking to this adaptor and was last seen
> running out the house with it hanging from his mouth.

Oh dear ;-)

My cat's never tried *that* particular one..! How did he/she unplug it..?!

> I've tried the Orange shop but they don't seem to sell
> them.
>
> Does anyone know if this is some sort of standard adaptor
> that I could buy anywhere or just somewhere?

I can't see why you shouldn't be able to use any ATA, as long as you have
the required settings.

Ivor

on 22/08/2006, Ivor Jones supposed :
> "allan tracy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> message
> news:(E-Mail Removed) oups.com
>> I've just signed up for free Orange Broadband (free that
>> is provided you spend 30 quid a month on a mobile).
>>
>> Their Livebox came with a phone adaptor which basically
>> seems to allow a normal telephone to plug in one end and
>> the other to plug into a standard Ethernet socket on
>> their Livebox so you can then make free VOIP calls.
>>
>> Our cat took a liking to this adaptor and was last seen
>> running out the house with it hanging from his mouth.
>
> Oh dear ;-)
>
> My cat's never tried *that* particular one..! How did he/she unplug it..?!
>
>> I've tried the Orange shop but they don't seem to sell
>> them.
>>
>> Does anyone know if this is some sort of standard adaptor
>> that I could buy anywhere or just somewhere?
>
> I can't see why you shouldn't be able to use any ATA, as long as you have the
> required settings.
>
> Ivor

It'd likely be a big cat to run off with an ATA! I thought he meant the
BT-RJ11 adapter

"Jono" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
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[snip]

> It'd likely be a big cat to run off with an ATA! I
> thought he meant the BT-RJ11 adapter

Yes, I see that now..! But the question remains, how did said moggy unplug
it..?!

Oops must go, my 13lb furry lump has just come in and is demanding FOOD..!

Ivor (a.k.a. Cat Slave..!)

>
> Yes, I see that now..! But the question remains, how did said moggy unplug
> it..?!
>

Good question - but unplug it he did and we can't find it anywhere.

allan tracy wrote:
>> Yes, I see that now..! But the question remains, how did said moggy
>> unplug it..?!
>>
>
> Good question - but unplug it he did and we can't find it anywhere.

You sure it wasn't a fat tabby cat from East Leake

(in joke which only a very small minority may appreciate, but had to
be said)