[access-uk] Re: Help to Resolve A Problem with Talking Phone Number Box
- From: Mobeen Iqbal <mobeeniqbal@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2012 17:19:34 +0100
Hi Elanor.
I have a fair few cables which i'm willing to send you free of charge to
resolve your problem. There are 2 types of RJ11 cable, where 2 cores are
connected and where 4 cores are connected. I am afraid i'm a little lost
as to which cable is faulty, could you please describe the setup from
your phone socket to the various devices you have connected? Then we can
proceed.
all the best,
Mo.
On 19/07/2012 17:07, Eleanor Burke wrote:
Hi All
Years ago, I purchased from RNIB an import from Canada, I think of a
talking number announcement for incoming land-line numbers. Sorry I
cannot be more specific in describing this small battery operated
white container. Anyway it worked great until I broke the clip that
plugs in to the phone socket or adaptor. The other end is an RJ11
end. On the taling box, there are 2 of these RJ11 sockets. Now I
tried to replace my cable today but with no success. I bought what I
thought was the identical lead though it did describe itself as an
extension lead. It does not work. The telephone numbers are
announced OK but the phone only rings once and then the person at the
other end can only hear crackling. i tried this myself from my mobile
phone and I think it just sounds like as if there is no broadband
noise protector. Cannot think of the exact word I want but all I hear
is that crackling noise. Anyone got any idea what the exact name of
the cable is that I am looking for?
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