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I know most connectors that have the same type of plug and slot, or slot and slot, are generally used as extenders. However, I have a cable that's far too short to be useful as an extender. Yet, it's clearly RJ11 (6P2C) for both its plug and slot ends. What's the purpose of this connector, or any similar to it?
I have pics here (the first pic got some reflection and blur, but I can assure you that it's 6P2C):
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It might be important to add a photo of a plug, so us Yanks can understand what you're talking about.
Based on the image it's clear to see that the terminal screws have no heads, so it's much different from most screw terminals a US user would come across. Terminals like this; even in the US, are designed to clamp a straight bit of wire. With a terminal like this, wrapping the wire around the screw would not allow the screw to clamp the wire at all.
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That looks like a DSL filter. DSL "piggybacks" on a regular voice line. The DSL modem will automatically block out voice frequencies. DSL filters are used on all connections EXCEPT the DSL modem to block DSL frequencies from the voice devices (phone, fax, answering machine).