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Telefone an Speedport Smart 3 anschließen - RJ11 auf TAE

vor 6 Jahren

Hallo Community,

 

ich bin von einer Fritzbox auf einen Speedport Smart 3 umgestiegen.

An der Fritzbox konnte ich meine analogen Telefone bequem an den FON1-2 Anschlüssen per RJ11 Stecker anschließen.

 

Nun benötige ich einen Adapter von RJ11 auf TAE um beide Telefone an die TAE -Steckplätze am Speedport anzuschliessen.

 

Kann mir jemand vll. sagen, welchen Adapter ich dazu verwenden muss?

 

TAE -F oder TAE -N oder...?

 

Wie muss dieser belegt sein? Das Kabel zum Telefon ist übrigens 4-adrig.

 

Vielen Dank und beste Grüsse

Manni

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      vor 6 Jahren

      Hi @manni-48 ,

       

      die analogen Buchsen des Smart sinf TAE -U, da kannst du also TAE -F (für Telefone vorgesehen) verwenden (die Codiernasen passen in -U). Analoge Anschlüsse verwenden auch nur zwei Adern aber das ist in den käuflichen Kabeln schon so richtig verbunden.

       

      Gruß

      fdi

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