Hi everyone:
Need a little help I think. I'm trying to wire multiple line appearances to a 66-block. I have a phone jack wired from the demarc point, and from there, I would like to wire 6 or 7 appearances of that CO line.
I'm used to using split 66 blocks, but in this application, it's just a plain block. Is it right to say that when I punch down my pairs on the left side, I can connect my devices on the right side just as I would a split block, but just not use the bridging clip? I'm not sure I'm understanding that right, but that seems to make sense.
I alternate white blue / blue down the block on the left-hand side for tip/ring - is that right?
What about when I attach the RJ11 jack to the other end that goes into the jack? I know it goes in the center two pins of the jack, but does it go white/blue blue, or blue, white/blue? From what I read, it seems that you wire the plug in the format of ring/tip, but you punch down in the format of tip/ring ... is that right?
Thanks everyone for your help.
Need a little help I think. I'm trying to wire multiple line appearances to a 66-block. I have a phone jack wired from the demarc point, and from there, I would like to wire 6 or 7 appearances of that CO line.
I'm used to using split 66 blocks, but in this application, it's just a plain block. Is it right to say that when I punch down my pairs on the left side, I can connect my devices on the right side just as I would a split block, but just not use the bridging clip? I'm not sure I'm understanding that right, but that seems to make sense.
I alternate white blue / blue down the block on the left-hand side for tip/ring - is that right?
What about when I attach the RJ11 jack to the other end that goes into the jack? I know it goes in the center two pins of the jack, but does it go white/blue blue, or blue, white/blue? From what I read, it seems that you wire the plug in the format of ring/tip, but you punch down in the format of tip/ring ... is that right?
Thanks everyone for your help.
