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Phone lines using the RJ11 jack (the phone jack) have 4 wires...Colors of those are black yellow red and green. The Red(tx) and Green(rx) are for LINE1 (which is the primary phone number, usually) The Yellow(Tx) and Black(Rx) lines are for LINE2 (Which is for the secondary phone line, which most Phone services do not include in their standarized packages).
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What are the types of comment in C?
Single line Eg: 1 //This is a Single line comment ii. Multiple line (/* */) Eg: 1 2 3 /*This is a multiple line comment We are in line 2 Last line of comment*/ iii. XML Comments (///). Eg: C# 1 2 3 /// summary; /// Set error message for multilingual language. /// summary
Which types of internet access do not require a phone connection?
There are several internet connections that do not require the use of a phone connection. 1. DSL DSL uses the same phone line to connect to the internet that is used for phone conversations. However, you can still surf the internet and talk on the phone at the same time. You will need a DSL modem (get from your service provider) and filters to put on all your phone jacks that has a phone connected to them. 2. T1 Line A T1 line is a separate line that the phone company installs into your house. Still need some sort of modem. 3. Cable Internet Perhaps the fastest of them all. You would connect your cable line to, yes a cable modem. 4. Satellite This is the most costly but most reliable. It gets it signal exactly as the name suggests. The speeds are not as fast as the other ones.
Two Major technology adavances?
1. The ability to get a picture on a cell phone. 2. The cell phone.
Does internet work without home phone?
You don't need a Home Phone. But you need a Phone Line!
Phone line internet is considered dial-up what is an internet connection without phone lines referred to as?
An internet connection that requires a phone line is called dial-up. There are many different internet connections that do not require a phone line. This includes cable internet access and broadband access.
