GPO 332 conversion to plug and socket.
Hi, I hope you can give me some advice. I HAVE NO EXPERIENCE AT ALL, but doing a Lockdown project with my son.
We are trying to get a GPO 332L working on a BT line. I am NOT trying a Ringtone Conversion I am trying to get it working on the old Pulse signal So far we can:- Ring in to the 332L from my mobile phone The bells ring on the 332L I can hear the person on the 332L speak to me clearly BUT:- The person on the 332L cannot hear me at all Additionally, when I connect/plug into my home phone socket with the 332L my internet goes OFF until I unplug it I have NOT been able to ring out from the 332L yet Possibly the Dial is not good? (12FBR 62/2) My Line colours are the new ones so I have transposed as below See LIST below for colours and connections made My Handset is complete – No. 164 New diaphragm fitted just in case I am using the existing cord Green – T3 White – T4 Red – T5 332L LINE cord colours OLD-NEW BT Plug cord colours Red-Yellow-B-T9 Blue-Green-Ringer-T11 White-Black-A-T1 Green-Red-spare-not used Terminals Linked T1 + T2 T8 + T9 T10 + T11 + T12 |
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Hi Martyn, and welcome to the forum.
You appear to have the telephone's own capacitor linked in and you shouldn't need that if you're plugging into a line-jack unit. Could you connect your lead to your telephone as per the attached diagram? My diagram shows the 'traditional' colours that come with a BT standard plug and lead. The numbers on the BT plug read left to right as you look down on the contact side with the lead towards you and the plug-end away from you. Don't worry about a resistor between terminals 11 and 12 for now - a link will be fine. |
Re: GPO 332 conversion to plug and socket.
Although, as Russell says, you need to disconnect the internal capacitor if you are using the ringing wire from the master socket, I wouldn't expect this to cause the problems you describe, so you may still have a problem after doing so.
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