>As for the pinout question... the center two pins in >the RJ-45 jack in the back of the 3400 are the two >phone line wires for the modem. > >Looking into the jack on the back of the 3400 with pin >one being the left most pin: > >1--NC >2--NC >3---------------one of a twisted pair A >4--phone wire (twisted pair in dongle) >5--phone wire (twisted pair in dongle) >6---------------one of a twisted pair A >7---------------one of twisted pair B >8---------------one of twisted pair B > This is the standard connection for UTP, but you have the numbers reversed. 1 and 2 is Ethernet Transmit 3 and 6 is Ethernet Receive 4 and 5 are Phone 7 and 8 are not used.
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