As a Vonage home wiring

Paper presented to the user

The availability of high-speed Internet led to a change in the telephone industry.

Uses mean home much unless assigned to broadband, who purchased your supplier. Resulting difference that way is there extra space on this line to include more data, including telephone voice over Internet Protocol to access has converted (VoIP) voice signals into digital data packets. These travel packages on the Internet at high speed, linking grids by landline telephone caller and the receiver. That means more low cost and features including unlimited calling, voicemail, etc.. Vonage is largest VoIP provider.Wiring your House for Vonage America is relatively simple. If your House is connected to conventional telephone, then can use of the existing network. Difficulty: average

Instructions

Wireless phone things you need: Broadband ConnectionA TelephoneA Vonage VoIP RouterRJ-45

1. 1 Telephone socket

   Find your phone connection dialog box.

Usually located on the perimeter of your home. It can be within or outside of your home and usually clearly marked.

2

Look at the patch panel.

You will see a series of colored wires to positions screw connected. Are the wires of the telephone company. If you have an active duty, these threads will conduct an electric current. Screw positions include a piece of landline telephone cord in a phone jack is plugged in. Disconnect the wireless Telefongenommen lever at the tip of the CAP and the connector remove by pressing on the plastic.

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avigieren to a phone in an outlet is plugged in. If your phone has no dial tone and then you have registered successfully your phone abroad you.

4

Connect your router to the phone jack.

Plug the phone RJ-45 cable into the phone your Vonage router and lead to an electrical outlet. Connect the cable to the wall.

5

Close a phone to another in your home.

You have a dial tone. Because your home phone system running on an electrical circuit, it detects the connected CRIC Vonage area than the main source of the signal from the phone.