Jim:
An RJ-11 has 4 pins and is the most commonly used POTS physical interface
1 2 3 4
A standard one line POTS will be on pins 2&3, and if you have a dual line
wire, then the other line is mapped to 1&4? If both your lines are on 2&3,
then X100P will dial out on both lines.
Do you have a RJ-11 breakout box handy? If so, you should be able to
isolate where the lines are getting shorted.
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On Fri, 7 Mar 2003, Jim Archer wrote:
> terrible with numbers) and not a RJ-45. Both line 1 and line 2, each a
> POTS line, are both on that wire, so I can plug it into my 2 line analog
> phone. I have plugged nothing into the pass through port (which is labeled
> phone).
>
> When I plug this into the X100P it seems to dial out on both. So it seems
> to be shorting the lines together.
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