Telco & Ethernet on Ethernet transmission line

I wanted to move my ADSL router further away from my computer, but wanted to
amalgamate the Telco cable and the Ethernet 8 way cable, by inserting a
splitter between the wall socket and the router and the other end. All the
cables in the Ethernet cable are not used, there are 4 spare ones. 1
twisted pair up, 1 twisted pair down, but I want to know if there would be
interference between the digital and analogue transmission lines.

Thank You

On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 13:23:56 GMT, "David McDonald"
<(E-Mail Removed)> strung together this:

>I wanted to move my ADSL router further away from my computer, but wanted to
>amalgamate the Telco cable and the Ethernet 8 way cable, by inserting a
>splitter between the wall socket and the router and the other end. All the
>cables in the Ethernet cable are not used, there are 4 spare ones. 1
>twisted pair up, 1 twisted pair down, but I want to know if there would be
>interference between the digital and analogue transmission lines.
>
No, you can get away with doing that. Don't use those cat5 splitters
though as they use the wrong pairs, unless you're making your own
patch leads.
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SJW
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"Lurch" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 13:23:56 GMT, "David McDonald"
> <(E-Mail Removed)> strung together this:
>
>>I wanted to move my ADSL router further away from my computer, but wanted
>>to
>>amalgamate the Telco cable and the Ethernet 8 way cable, by inserting a
>>splitter between the wall socket and the router and the other end. All
>>the
>>cables in the Ethernet cable are not used, there are 4 spare ones. 1
>>twisted pair up, 1 twisted pair down, but I want to know if there would be
>>interference between the digital and analogue transmission lines.
>>
> No, you can get away with doing that. Don't use those cat5 splitters
> though as they use the wrong pairs, unless you're making your own
> patch leads.
> --
>
> SJW
> Please reply to group or use 'usenet' in email subject

I thank you for your help