Where can I find an adaptor to connect a phone to and ISDN line?

Question

I have searched most of the local shops and the internet with no luck. BT do not sell it any more.

Answer 1

are you looking for an ADA box?????

don't put an analog phone into a digital...it will fry it! those are two different things...you need this analog/digital adopter box....if you don't have and provider for it you will need a BOYD...put its not easy to set up...

tigerDirect.com has them...

BPG 510
BPA 410
Broadband Phone Adapter

here is a tech website...

http://www.dslreports.com/

Answer 2

ISDN is a digital system if I remember correctly, so if your phone is digital rather than analogue this might be problematic. The way to tell is plug an ordinary home phone in to your socket. If it either doesn't fit or doesn't work then you've got a digital phone. If your phone socket is leading to some sort of PX (i.e. a private switch) rather than the trunk then it's almost certainly digital; if it's leading to a DX then that confirms it as such. You could (if you haven't already) try Maplins (maplins.co.uk) or shops in towns for old stock. Other than that if you've got it at home get rid of ISDN and go for ADSL (aka Broadband).

Answer 3

I dont understand your question.........

e-mail me if you're new to the net, if not, then good luck.