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Wiring into a cat5 wall plate...help needed please!!
I need to wire up a cat5 cable to a wall plate (or 12!) and it is the first time i have done this.
I have the plate with 2 rows - A & B with colours that represent the 8 core cat5 cable. My questions are: 1: Do i follow row A or row B? 2: If i read the colours from Left to Right they are: A - Brown,Brown/white,Blue, Blue/white,Orange/white,Orange,Green/white,green B - Brown,Brown/white,Blue, Blue/white,Green/white,green,Orange/white,Orange. Do i just mimic the colours at the other end on the cable connector (hook down)? Sorry if this is a bit unclear!! I've tried to be as simple as possible
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Re: Wiring into a cat5 wall plate...help needed please!!
You want to follow EIA/TIA 568-B wiring, which would be row B. Punch down the wiring based on the colours provided on the panel and/or plate connectors.
You want straight-through cabling, which means B needs to be wired to B on the other end. If you wire B to A you get what is known as crossover, which is not what you want on any structured cabling. |
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Re: Wiring into a cat5 wall plate...help needed please!!
Yep, I normally hold up a standard cable and wire 1:1 if the jack is not properly color coded.
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