How do you wire a RJ11 phone jack with cat6 wire??

is the phone line connected to it

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Lands phones...

Typically means NO RADIO involved
(POTS refers to "Plain Old TELEPHONE Service")...

A POPULAR (and much cheaper) alternative to
"twisted pair" hard wired telephone service... is the
newer PACKET phone service...

All these (here in the USA) typically include
a CUSTOMER "network interface ... Commonly
outside your house where the "phone wires" enter.

Your side of the box should have an RJ11 plug
inside. You can RELEASE the MODULAR wire
exactly as you do... inside of your house...

If properly wired.. YOUR ENTIRE HOUSE is
on the wire you just unplugged (TELCO is in the
RJ11 jack).

Plug in a GOOD working phone into that
connection...

If you still have NO-DIAL-TONE you have just
verified the trouble is OUTSIDE (no charge for repair)...

Please for BETTER trouble assistance...
IDENTIFY your "provider".

Carnac the Magnificent

Hello Glenys Fisher,

No mind readers here...
(include MAKE & MODEL... pretty please).

ELSE... you get GENERIC answers

No idea if you are talking about Plain Old Telephone Service
(POTS)... or digital interface...

Even if "digital" f it has a RJ11 (phone jack)
should run an old style (central office powered phone
(the kind you want/need in an EMERGENCY)).

Only the center two wires (tip & ring (typically Green & Red))
are required. Key is always... Red = Right = RING.

If you are buying Off-The-Shelf (two wire) RJ11
phone cords the plugs are already properly oriented.

Line comes from the phone company (plugs directly
into answering machine)... Tel jack can go to a telephone
OR NOT.

All wiring is in PARALLEL.

If ANY phone is OFF-HOOK (in use) the recorder
will not work.

Is this helping...??

Carnac the Magnificent

Well see Cat5 & Cat6 are different spec's and are wired differently...They have different wires inside the cable. You would be able to use the actual Wires, BUT they will have to be wired to the "Other" standard in the Outlet Jacks. Either that or get one that works on Cat6. http://www.connectworld.net/syscon/support.htm

I noticed that Avaya headset is different from the Avaya handset or any other standard headset: The outer two pins are switched.

Avaya-Headset-pinning is like this:
Look to the RJ11 and turn it until you see leads from top and from front, then from left to right you look at
1) mic 5V
2) speak
3) speak
4) mic gnd

RJ11 of Avaya-handset and any standard headset/handset from the supermarket:
1) mic gnd
2) speak
3) speak
4) mic 5V

Hope that helps.
Stefan

Well good news and bad news if u just got shot ends easy cut end off and copy other end with new rj11 6 pin phone jack.. what im trying to do is give camera secondary 12v power and use the wire in the jack to splice into RCA type connector to work with my old dvr

The wire coming from the modem it a cat 5 ethernet cable,It will connect to you computer's RJ11 jack (ethernet port).
The specs on this laptop,say that,it comes with built in RJ11 jack.

If you do not have this jack,just buy an ethernet card and install in compatibility mode.

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That Jack is for a Direct Station Selection/ Busy Lamp Field ( DSS/BLF ) connection not to daisy chain phones together. It is an RJ11 connection but uses a six conductor cord instead of a four conductor. Hope this answeres your question.

Your modem should have a RJ11 (phone) jack and a RJ45 (ethernet) jack. Phone line-in to modem RJ11. Ethernet cable from RJ45 to modem to router; maybe labeled WAN or modem port . Ethernet from any of the switch ports (or the only one avail, depending on your model) to you pc if it has a ethernet card in it. After that it's all up to the configuration.