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						<title>Can any body help the TIP &amp; RING Concept?</title>
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						<description>Tip and Ring are telephony slang for the two wires which make up the electrical circuit used for telephone wiring.But from the telephone jack there are 8pins .How to detect which one is tip  or which one is ring.</description>
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