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tikbalang Posted - Jan 11 2004 : 11:54:28 AM
does anyone have a circuit for those phone
thingies that cuts off one device when the
other is already in use?

commercial ones look exactly like a phone
adaptor, you know, those things that give
you two phone jacks when your wall has only
one? there are only four components added:
two leds, and two silicon diodes (glass
case). i will demonstrate when i re-install
windows. right now i am browsing with
arachne.

below is a test if text schem works.




led1
+--|<--+
| | d1
in grn o---+ +----|<---->|----o grn out
| | d2
+-->|--+
led2




the green terminal is the second of four,
when looking into the phone jack, with the
notch up. (yellow, green, red, black)

that is the added circuit for the second
phone, the one that gets cut off.

d1 and d2, are unknown values nor diode
types. any help appreciated.




Edited by - tikbalang on Jan 11 2004 11:59:23 AM
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YS Posted - Jul 13 2004 : 11:54:50 PM
I think these two are equal-value low-voltage zeners - from 3,3 to 7V
Try 5..6V, should work.


tikbalang Posted - Jul 13 2004 : 3:20:51 PM

i am still looking for possible values for the d1 and d2 diodes(?). it is also called a telephone privacy circuit.

http://www.hut.fi/Misc/Electronics/circuits/tele_privacy.html




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