Monday, February 14, 2011

How: adding VoIP to a phone line

In most cases adding VoIP to a phone line in your home does not require that you fully restore your existing telephone lines.

However, before connect to VoIP adapter and call, there are a few steps to take to ensure that your system is to work as expected and not damaged. You need an electrician or a professional network to make these changes. Level of difficulty: Moderately easy

Instructions

You need: ScrewdriverElectrical band stuff

    Isolate the telephone company phone lines
  1. 1

    Search the interface network (NIU)-unit.

The NIU is the central location where the rows from the input of your home business phone. The NIU is an area of grey color on the outside of the House.
  • 2

    Open the NIU cancel a single screw.

  • In most cases, you can only access the son, entering your home. Phone company wires coming from the road you can access in General.
  • 3

    Disconnect all caps with screw terminal within the NIU and wrap end with electrical tape.

  • Do not disconnect the wire to the ground, because it protects your home against lightning. Ground wire will come from the NIU home.
  • 4

    Notify the telephone company that you have disconnected the lines and you should be connected again.

  • It is an important step because any voltage sent to lines can damage the existing equipment. Leave a comment on the wires or leave a mark on or in the NIU.
  • 5

    Close

  • The NIU to and close the screws.

    Adding services to the service in the current row
  • 1

    Close existing phone a telephone at home, make sure that there is no service on line.

  • If you hear a sound or a sound, call your tech Téléphonela of companies so that you can verify that all rows are successfully separated. If you hear any noise on the line, go to the next step.
  • 2

    Close your VoIP phone card into any power outlet in your home.

  • This will run the service in all jacks in your home.
  • 3

    Connect the standard phone jacks in your home and your home for VoIP service Wired is.

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