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here is a diagram about halfway down<br />
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t1 demark has t1/hdsl &nbsp;(screw terminals) yel/blk/red/green<br />
&nbsp;and data dds (screw terminals) yel/blk/red/green<br />
all listed as circuit 1. &nbsp; I know it only takes two pair to extend<br />
the t1, but which screw terminals do I use ?
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t1 demark has t1/hdsl  (screw terminals) yel/blk/red/green
 and data dds (screw terminals) yel/blk/red/green
all listed as circuit 1.   I know it only takes two pair to extend
the t1, but which screw terminals do I use ?

here is a diagram about halfway down

http://www.prsol.com/cpd.html

how do I extend t1 from outside demark

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