Question about BT wiring

Hi

I have organised for broadband to be installed on a friends phone
line. Unfortunately, he had a Panasonic exchange unit fitted a few
years ago so I need to tap into the phone line before it enters the
exchange unit.

The way I see it there are two approaches:

1. Break the line before the exchange unit and put an extension socket
in, then plug the adsl micro-filter into this socket. This doesn't
sound right to me though.

2. Break the line and put a female socket on the end that comes in
from the outside, plug the micro-filter into this, then put a male
connector onto the end that goes to the panasonic exchange unit and
plug this into the micro-filter's other socket.

Can anyone advise me of how to best accomplish this?

many thanks.


Jon Forster

On 21 Oct 2004 01:44:30 -0700, (E-Mail Removed) (Jon Forster)
wrote:

>1. Break the line before the exchange unit and put an extension socket
>in, then plug the adsl micro-filter into this socket. This doesn't
>sound right to me though.
>
>2. Break the line and put a female socket on the end that comes in
>from the outside, plug the micro-filter into this, then put a male
>connector onto the end that goes to the panasonic exchange unit and
>plug this into the micro-filter's other socket.

only 2 will achieve anything, 1 puts a microfilter in the only place
where one isn't needed ie on the ADSL coneciotn. The connection to the
exchange unit should go through a filtered socket or microfilter.

every voice type device heeds to be fed through afilter, the aDSL
port of a microfilter is a straight pass-through.

Phil
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Jon Forster wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have organised for broadband to be installed on a friends phone
> line. Unfortunately, he had a Panasonic exchange unit fitted a few
> years ago so I need to tap into the phone line before it enters the
> exchange unit.
>
> The way I see it there are two approaches:
>
> 1. Break the line before the exchange unit and put an extension
> socket in, then plug the adsl micro-filter into this socket. This
> doesn't sound right to me though.
>
> 2. Break the line and put a female socket on the end that comes in
> from the outside, plug the micro-filter into this, then put a male
> connector onto the end that goes to the panasonic exchange unit and
> plug this into the micro-filter's other socket.
>
> Can anyone advise me of how to best accomplish this?
>
> many thanks.

Break into the line & put a NTE5, then using a faceplate filter cable pins 2
& 5 on the back of the filter back into the switch. This does work & has
been done by myself & many colleagues over the years...