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[[Category:Technicolor_DGA0122]] [[Category:Technicolor_DGA4134]] [[File:Rear-Drawing.png\|200px\|thumb\|Green analogue phone ports on the left]] == Overview == The Technicolor DGA0122 and DGA4134 both have two analogue ~~telephoner~~telephone ports., AKA ATA (Analog Telephone Adaptor). These can be used to connected a 'normal' analogue phone and then the router can be configured to make/receive calls over VoIP. [[File:BT-RJ11.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|RJ11 to BT adaptors are required ]] == Phone Adaptor == The ports on the router are RJ11 and usually telephones have a rectangular BT style plug - in which case a RJ11-to-BT adaptor is required. The DGA0122 doesn't come with any adaptors but the DGA4134 comes with one. These are available to buy from A&A. == Router Configuration ==