Another Faceplate Wiring Question

[bjproc]

i've just got the adslnation xte-2005 faceplate and a wee bit confused with the wiring.


on my master socket i've got

BLUE/white - 2
ORANGE/white - 3
WHITE/orange - 4
WHITE/blue - 5

as per the isntructions.

now, i take it i put

BLUE/white into letter B
WHITE/blue into letter A

where does ORANGE/white (probably 3) & WHITE/orange get stuck ?

(no smart answers please )

thanks for any answers and sorry if it's been answered lots of times before

[Chaos66]

i've just got the adslnation xte-2005 faceplate and a wee bit confused with the wiring.


on my master socket i've got

BLUE/white - 2
ORANGE/white - 3
WHITE/orange - 4
WHITE/blue - 5

as per the isntructions.

now, i take it i put

BLUE/white into letter B
WHITE/blue into letter A

where does ORANGE/white (probably 3) & WHITE/orange get stuck ?

(no smart answers please )

thanks for any answers and sorry if it's been answered lots of times before

Just leave them thats all you need just 2 & 5 !!!

[bjproc]

Just leave them thats all you need just 2 & 5 !!!

thanks for the quick answer .

another wee question about my extension sockets, mainly for phones, do i also just put them into 2 & 5?

thanks

[VEG]

Yes 2 and 5 are all that are needed (i can now answer this question due to help from others lol)

[bjproc]

Yes 2 and 5 are all that are needed (i can now answer this question due to help from others lol)

cheers

now i should be able to help others aswell (hopefully )

[James67]

I think there's a bit of confusion here about what the ADSLNation faceplate does. With a normal faceplate the master socket and all the extensions in the house have the normal telephone signal on them and the ADSL signal on them. That's why you have to use a microfilter (that splits the two signals) on every telephone and modem connection in the house.

By contrast, the ADSLNation faceplate splits the two signals at the master socket. Any extension wired into terminals 2, 3, 4, and 5 will only have the telephone signal on them and you [b]won't[n] be able to use them for your router. But you can wire in an extension into terminals A and B on the back of the faceplate to create an ADSL extension, which you shouldn't have anything except a router connected to.

If you have more than one extension connected in a daisy-chain configuration, then you'll need to put in a new wire specially for your router if you want the router to be plugged into anything other than the master socket.

Also the advice about just wiring lines 2 and 5 doesn't apply when using a splitter faceplate like the ADSLNation one. You should use wire 3 as well, otherwise your extension telephones might not ring.

[Isitme]

THIS from ADSL Nation may be of some help. When I bought mine there was a leaflet like this packed with it, which made installation easy.