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vor 12 Jahren
> das alte vorhandene Telefonkabel kann ich (mit einer Kupplung) als
> Verlängerung nutzen ???
Nein, das ist nur für Telefon geeignet. Für eine hochfrequente Übertragung fehlt diesem Kabel die notwendige Verseilung (Verdrillung der Adern im Kabel). Es kann zwar mit dem Kabel durchaus funktionieren, aber Du kannst Dir dadurch auch eine Menge Störungen einfangen.
Meine Tipp wäre, das DSL-Kabel mit dem TAE -Stecker an die TAE anzustecken und dann mit einer RJ-45 Kupplung auf ein LAN-Kabel zu gehen.
http://www.amazon.de/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?__mk_de_DE=%C5M%C5Z%D5%D1&url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=rj45+kupplung
> ...ich darf nur ein sogenanntes Signaturkabel verwenden.
Nein, das ist kein Zwang. Es ist aber so, dass in dem grauen TAE -Stecker ein paar elektronische Bauteile verbaut sind, die von den Diagnosesystemen der Telekom erfasst werden können und so die Fehlereingrenzung erleichtern. (Oder auch für Leute, die nicht auf Diagnosesysteme angewiesen sind, können die Kapazität des Signaturkabels messen. Sind glaube ich 121 nF.)
Viele Grüße
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