At 12:46 PM 7/23/2001, Edward Lewis wrote:
>Since a few folks have replied so far....
>
>At 1:28 PM -0400 7/23/01, Edward Lewis wrote:
> >Also - there have been RJ-45 jacked phones that didn't work for me. Is it
> >true that there is another phone standard I have forgotten about?
>
>....I meant RJ-11. Too much 10*BaseT in my past.
Yes. There is another connector in the UK that is something like BT-6
(don't quote me on the number) that is their equivalent of our RJ-11. In
most phone stores, you can buy a converter because (fortunately for us)
modems, even over there, only support RJ-11 (so some store know them as
modem adapters).
This, of course, presumes that you can find a hotel with plugs. Many hotels
are older and have hard wired connections.
Also note: many hotels have only dial phones, so take your cell phone if
you're planning to fetch voice mail... not for its usability to make calls
(they have a different system), but rather to generate the tones into the
hotel phone mouthpiece to make your VM system (over here) respond.
Stephen
Stephen McHenry
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Cacheware, Inc.
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