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DIY Telecom is a channel devoted to the sharing concepts and techniques with motivated individuals who are either entering the Telelcom industry or want to augment their current skill sets. A good example are I.T. professionals who are more frequently being called upon to fill the role of Telecom manager.
This channel covers everything from the basics of Telecom 101 all the way up to complex programming and theory. #telecommunication #technician #diy
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This channel covers everything from the basics of Telecom 101 all the way up to complex programming and theory. #telecommunication #technician #diy
For Marketers or Businesses looking to do a co-branding, product placement, or collaborative project, contact our business office in the United States at +1-321-574-2699
Commercial Telco Demarc Tour
typical telco demarc backboard found in medium sized commercial buildings.
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LAG POLE to hang ceiling wires
Просмотров 4216 месяцев назад
when you have to attach a hanging wire to the ceiling sometimes a LAG POLE is used to insert the eyelet screw into the ceiling.
Fix AT&T Fiber Internet (U-verse)
Просмотров 30 тыс.Год назад
quick, simple, easy things to check for that commonly cause AT&T Fiber internet to go offline in your home or small office. The video here features the BGW210 Modem but some of the concepts will apply even if you have a different model.
Soften Flashlight Glare
Просмотров 197Год назад
Flashlights can be so bright sometimes they make it hard to see small things in dark areas. This simple (and super cheap) trick will make your torch so much more useable in these situations. Have you ever had to use a flashlight in a dark space and the harsh light make it hard to see? Well, this genius flashlight hack will make the light softer and less harsh, making it easier to see in the dar...
Mini Maglite Bulb Replacement
Просмотров 53 тыс.2 года назад
did you know your MagLite may have a spare bulb inside the flashlight? This vid shows you how and where. Also, no spare bulb? You can order them here: amzn.to/3ayNSob The Mini Maglite is one of my top-5 must-have tools for a field technician. We frequently get stuck working under conditions with not enough light. If your mag light quit working and you've tried new batteries, it might just be th...
House Phone Wiring pt. 2
Просмотров 14 тыс.2 года назад
Why do my phone jacks have two cables? This is known as Serial wiring or "daisy chain" wiring. It's a very common method used in residential Telephone wiring systems. This video is a follow-up to the very successful video published back in 2017. In this segment we spend of the time talking about why serial wiring will affect the way you troubleshoot broken phone jacks. 00:00:20 What Serial wiri...
Advantage of Procell batteries
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.3 года назад
Batteries are expensive. But you can get top-tier batteries for way less than retail prices if you know what to look for. Procell batteries are made by Duracell. They're for professional use only and not for retail distribution. However, that doesn't mean you can't buy them.
Connect CAT6A Network Cable to Jack
Просмотров 10 тыс.3 года назад
simple and very specific how-to on connecting the Category 6A UTP networking cable to the RJ-45 Keystone jack. Video is designed for non-technical people. Easy to understand. 6A is typically used for commercial applications where 10Gbps is required (servers, storage, switching backhaul). For most residential applications Cat6A might be considered future-proofing. @leviton @commscope Demonstrati...
Exploring the Crawl Space with Wifi Camera
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Exploring the Crawl Space with Wifi Camera
Splicing phone Wire - Redheads & Rat Rubbers
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Splicing phone Wire - Redheads & Rat Rubbers
HeadCam on for some Restaurant IT repair work.
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HeadCam on for some Restaurant IT repair work.
That help me understand why I have two cables to my wall jack! Actually, like in your video, I have the two types of cables. Pretty old cables that break so easily, due to age and becoming dry or so? Can I fit a double jack in order to have one for a modem and other for my phone? Aim is to use my internal phone wiring with an IP phone system. Thanks for advising.
Is it possible to go from a modular to a screw post? My friends internet is down originally modular set up but if I can do a screw post I'd rather go that route for sure
And she has commercial wiring
What is the red and black use for
Those red/black wires have alligator clips on the end which allow you to either clip-on to bare wire or.metal posts. It does the same function as the modular plug.
It helped a little bit I'm working with an older style screw Mount and I figured okay that's what I'll do I'll serial Mount from the other one I put in a couple years ago and just extend a wire out. I think I have the commercial wires cuz I got them from a commercial place when they were taking them out of the building and I got a whole bunch of wires of pretty long lengths so I think I should be able to find one that will fit.
Awesome. Good luck with your project. 😊
Can 110 blocks be reused, like 66-blocks can? I have some old 110 blocks that I wouldn't mind putting into service on my home system (1A2 key system) but they have the wafers and I can't figure out how to get them off. Is it even possible? Or, should I just dump all of them?
Running in series is better than Running them all back to the de mark. Running them all back to the de mark is called star wiring, those pairs that arent being used, act as airials, so cause noise issues. Twist the wires together too, which makes the pair rejects noise.
Def agree that unused runs to nowhere to increase RF interference I guess in a perfect world the service tech would disconnect any home rum not.in use ( But we know in reality that wouldn't happen). Great comment 😊
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I agree: well-done instructions & video! Thank You!! I did all that. Inserted new AA batteries. Still no light! ?? More help, please
What a great video. Thank you Sir.
If you connect like 10 of these phones in an office, how can you know like other offices number , like extension 601, 602?
Is that drywall?? Or brick wall?
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Me gustaria poder csmbiar la bombilla led de mi mini magilte 2AA pero el modelo de led ed distinto al del video. Entienfo wue es mejor, no es un dimple bulvo con positivo y negativo dino wue el led ys viene encapsulado.
You made my day after some years of darkness! 😂 It was hidden under the spring
The bulb holder moves light looses connection goes off what do I do
Almost sounds like something wasn't reassembled correctly? 🤔
Hello yes im trying to install a phone jack on the apartment. Working on phone line like this do i need to shut the breaker off or anything? Lmk thank you in advance.
There is a small amount of electricity on the phone wires, but not enough to hurt you. You might feel it if someone rings your line while you are holding the bare copper of the wires.
You can get led drop ins now. Much better
Pretty cool stuff, may have to pick one of those 66 blocks up haha currently working on a retro isp and recently got an Cisco IAD which gives me 24 pots lines. Right now im using some cheap patch panel and a jerryrigged rj21 cable lol... Also got functional voice T1 circuits in my lab ;)
Great video
Great video man!!!
Thanks for the feedback ☺
I have U-Verse but I don't have a fancy box on the house or the ONT box either. My internet download speed is only 2mb I pay for 50mb! Don't have that fancy power supply box either. I wonder if AT&T needs to revisit my installation and upgrade it to work properly.
If you don't have an ONT, you don't have AT&T Fiber. The U-Verse brand was the successor to the old DSL technology from what I remember. Its still DSL, but they don't call it that anymore. As a matter of fact, AT&T dropped the U-Verse brand and just call it AT&T Internet.
Great!
awesome.. thankyou...very informative
Thanks for the feedback 🙂
The power light isn’t coming on, on my router 😭
The power adapter might be bad. Probably best to just call them to get someone out. Good luck. 🙂
This video is used in the level 4 essentials in IT course with OpenPolytechnic New Zealand
Thanks for letting me know. Unfortunately, ot the first time my videos have been appropriated by institutions of higher learning without asking. I guess I should see it as a compliment. ☺
dude wtf is this lmao this is the worst ftth fiber connection ive ever seen my att fiber was just an aerial fiber cable from the pole behind my house that goes to a node on the run for my neighborhood THAT GOES STRAIGHT THROUGH A HOLE IN THE WALL OF THE BUILDING INTO A FIBER BOX which the fiber box was really small the size of my hand then a thinner fiber cable with a different color would go straight to the nokia modem which had a build in fiber to ethernet converter and I just plugged in my cat8e cable to the 2.5 gigabit port on the modem straight to my pc (idgaf about wifi I just want 0 ping latency on upstream and downstream to my pc no router needed for me)
So here I am with fibre broadband and paying a fortune for it (around £350 per year) with a telephone line that doesn't work unless there is an electricity supply to the router box (VOIP telephone). Can anyone please explain why then I am being screwed by the supplier for the privelege of sending voice signals (telephone call) using the same line as the data line used for internet access? 🤨
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As an IT vet this is accurate information. I would speculate as a possibility that the router is the actual ISP demarcation point, in that the router does the ISP-centric configurations. This typically includes providing routing for either a single IP address or some sort of block of IP addresses, and likely included DNS services too, as that can reduce network costs to the ISP upstream from IX peering (DNS on their network means they don't pay extra for usage).
I didn't know that part about the DNS . Interesting🤔, thanks for sharing. 😊👍
@@DIYTelecom you're welcome! To clarify, the ISP's DNS servers would not be on the router itself. They would be elsewhere in a datacentre the ISP owns and operates.
Nice setup! I was wondering, normally in these systems, there’s normally an auto attendant feature. How is the auto attendant computer software connected to the system?
In that video their voice system was cloud-hosted VoIP. So, the auto attendant would be software living in one of the data centers.
@@DIYTelecomcool! Would it be programmed from the pc in the rack?
Good stuff. That backboard looks pristine compared to the one at one of the buildings I work in. We are moving out of the building so I won't have to worry about fixing it soon. If I could fix it I would, but I wouldn't know where to start. Got way too many other fires to put out.
Hey, good to hear from you Prepper! 😊 Yeah, sometimes it's just easier to.walk away when you have that opportunity. Thanks for chiming in! 👍
none of this helps anyone in an apartment, idk why they would even sell such shit wifi
I need this refresher. Thanks!
Good show! I needed this refresher course. It all comes back after nine years.
Hi Adam.. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
Any suggestions if it’s not the bulb that’s the issue? I tried changing it and it still will not turn on.
Thank you so much for these straightforward and clear videos! I just moved into a house that has been converted into two apartments and exactly as you described, the phone company refuses to guarantee service to the apartment. I could pay a tech more than my monthly bill to come out, but I"ve got the tools and would rather do it myself. ✌🏿
Im the uk we call the scotch locks jelliies (jelly crimp)
After scoring the jacket and using the ripcord, I recommend cutting away the cable under the score mark before cutting away the jacket. The jacket length helps you remember where the score was made. Then cut away the jacket and the ripcord.
Great explanation. Thanks!
DIY Telecom i think that Nokia phone box converter is very awesome.
Thanks. I'll check that out.
figures. copper infrastructure is going away and changing
Exactly, the Telcos are trying to get out of that copper business as fast as the FCC (uk: OFCOM) will allow them to.
@@DIYTelecom California Public Utilities Commission just told AT&T they can't abandon their role as carrier of last responsibility.. I mean it makes sense with how in many areas of rural California you can't get much more than a POTS line or maybe a T1..
I was thinking about coming from the D box outside and replacing the incoming wire. I had the phone guy out and he said I had static on the line but is was good outside at the box.
If it's clean at the demarc but static inside, it indicates bad connections or splices.
Great help. Do you have a video how to run a new inside wire from the phone box outside the house?
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Its where I'm hiding whenever I hear gunshots in the building
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...well no such thing as rechargeable 9v that i 've seen or looked for yet.... maybe i'll google for one
If it’s so cheap to make calls why are we still being ripped off by our ISP providers just like before by the phone companies , we don’t need a phone line anymore when we have a broadband connection, so why are we paying charges when it costs so little!
You want affordable VoIP, check out Callcentric.com or voip.ms.
I see this happening all the time. LV always getting stepped on :(
I feel better hearing that from you. I don't usually do new construction. 🙂
I used to do 600 pair cable with 110. (loved to do these)
Wow, that's a lot of wires!! 😳
great video