Telephone Cord To DSL Modem, 2 wire or 4? Please help!?
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I have a dsl modem which has a 4 wire/prong phone cord connection from the modem phone line to the wall but the dsl light blinks and only works and stop blinking with the 2 wire/prong phone cord i have. why is that? also my phone jack in the wall has a 4 wire/prong connection also. what's the diffrence in a 2 wire, 4 wire and 6 wire phone cord?
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Answer:
2 wire/contacts = 1 line 4 wire/contacts = 2 lines 6 wire/contacts = 3 lines Generally most jacks are 4 contact, that's pretty much the standard. 90% of the time the outer two pins are not being used. However, it allows easy setup for a 2 line phone or to break out two seperate lines using a splitter. It should make no difference if you use a 2 or 4 wire cord from the jack to your DSL modem.
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