> Hi Novarex?

RJ 45 to UK BT telephone sockets of varying designs (some include the master
socket capacitor required to make the phone ring)are available from :

Genalog
Paul Bennet
or Graham Reed
Tel +44 158075 3754
Fax +44 158075 2979

Best regards 
Chris Penney-Freelance




Dear Treggers,
>
>Can anyone answer the following points regarding the physical connection a
>data modem to the British telephone network.
>
>I am referring to a data modem that is supposed to connect to a telephone
>line and to an additional telephone set, without requiring the user to
>install any additional wall sockets. Also, since the data modem is in the
>form of a board for installing in a PC, I am keen to avoid using the
>British Telecom connectors, since this will make the board tooling
>substantially different from that needed for other markets (clearly
>component assembly will differ for the various markets).
>
>For most countries where USOC (RJ11-type) modular connectors are not used,
>adaptor cables or plugs are available that allow a data modem or facsimile
>machine, equipped with a US modular socket, to be connected to the local
>wall socket, while providing a socket of the local variety for connecting a
>telephone set. These adaptors generally also allow for the data modem or
>facsimile machine to connect or disconnect  the telephone set. However, I
>have not come across an adaptor or adaptor cable of this kind for the
>British market, and wonder if such a device exists. Can anyone tell me
>where I can find such a thing?
>
>I know that there is no regulatory reason for using one type of connection
>or another. However, in order to market successfully in a given region, one
>should avoid doing bizarre things. Can anyone tell me whether the
>connection of a data modem board, equipped with a US modular socket is
>acceptable in Britain, or whether all such boards are sold with integral
>British Telecom sockets?
>
>Incidentally, I am aware that the tip and ring connections need to be made
>to the outer pair of whichever socket is being used, as dictated by the
>wiring of the British sockets.
>
>Thank you in advance for your answers.
>
>Best regards,
>
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