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Just wondering if anyone out there knows if someone makes an adapter cable to connect a headphone or output jack to a 66block for MOH.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Just take a cable that will plug into your MOH device, cut off the other end, and punch it to the 66 block.
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Right, unfortunately the guage of straded wire running through this cable won't hold the punch. Anyway I guess I could solder it to some clips or find a better cable for this purpose, was just hoping someone actually made an adapter for it.
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you can do a couple things
1. cut the cable you have splice it to a piece of cross-connect and punch the cross-connect down
2. buy some phono end that you can solder to(they're are cheap) and solder your cross-connect to the jack and then puch the cross-connect down
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Thanks Guys. Went ahead and just spliced it and they are happy so I am happy.
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Scotch Locks or UR2 connectors
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ICC (company who makes jacks, faceplates) makes an RCA jack that fits into a faceplate or into a small surface jack (keystone type). The RCA module has a 110 punch down connection on it. These work great for providing a MOH jack for customers.
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Originally posted by PhoneGuy25:
ICC (company who makes jacks, faceplates) makes an RCA jack that fits into a faceplate or into a small surface jack (keystone type). The RCA module has a 110 punch down connection on it. These work great for providing a MOH jack for customers. I am going to have to start using those.
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What is the ICC part number?
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