HOWTO connect my all (three) BT extension sockets to a single ATA(with FSX and PSTN)?

I have 3 BT extension sockets, broadband and VOIP GATEWAY 102 which has two
RJ11 - one for analog phone and one for PSTN. How can I connect all three
analogue telephones to share ATA?

 

Thus spaketh dmitri:

Get an RJ11 plug and wire it to a BABT master socket, then wire two
extension sockets to the master socket.

 

{{{{{Welcome}}}}} laid this down on his screen :

BT Master to Gateway.

Gateway to BT Extension wiring.

Job done

 

Where do microfilter and adsl router go? Do I need to fiddle with wires?

 

BT Master==>Microfilter==>Gateway==>Exten wiring
|
|========>Router


Yes, you need to fiddle with wires. Presumably you have an rj-ll socket
on your Gateway, which has an adapter to allow you to plug a normal
phone in..?

Replace this adapter with (try) an old modem lead - cut one end off, &
use the bare end to connect to the blue extension wires behind your
master socket - make sure you disconnect them from the master first -
then plug the other end into your Gateway phone port.

You will also be able to do away with all other microfilters too - apart
from the one at the master.

 

For some reason, diagram above (now amended) didn't look right after posting

 

You were right the first time. The router should, although it's actually
unfiltered, be plugged into the relevant socket on the filter (assuming
from the OP's post a separate one rather than a faceplate).

Ivor

 

Ivor Jones explained on 06/02/2007 :

It was an early start for me! Tired eyes & all that.