Thread: Getting MTNL - Multiple Phone jacks a problem ?

Hi,
I am getting MTNL triband in my apartment. I have 6 phone jacks in my apartment ( all with internal wiring ) for using phones in different rooms. However, my phone is plugged to only one jack. Will this affect my connection speed ( just having idle jacks & multiple joints ?)

Regards
Manumani

Use the ADSL splitter to connect the single phone.
In other rooms where paralle llines are given Use EXTRA
adsl splitter. for each phone.

Like I said, I am not using any phones in any of the other jacks. Do I still need to install splitters on those jacks ?

However, the telephone wire is a 3-pair connection and I have intercom on the second pair in the cable, going to a different jack on the wall. Not sure if that makes any difference (me thinks, it should not)

Manumani

and I have intercom on the second pair in the cable, going to a different jack on the wall.

New information.
Please see Annexure picture.

Originally Posted by essbebe

New information.
Please see Annexure picture.

But this is a separate pair. How will this affect the connection. It is like a second line.

Manumani

that shouldnt i feel.. do you face disconnections?? post your SNR values from your modem

http://i34.tinypic.com/s4c0me.jpg

The picture of (BSNL)

http://www.indiabroadband.net/attach...connection.jpg
clearly shows
NO PARALEL CONNECTION
from the main Phone PORT/JACK.

As per schematic diagram, Data signals are blocked from
entering the telephone instrument.
( frequencies involved are different )

YOU can use any number of ADSL SPLITTER for each extension
telephone. .