[DaleSummers]

I'm obviously having a bad day, can anyone decipher this wiring diagram.
I'm using B wiring but this makes no sense!!

 

[MitchConner]

Hi mate.

Working from right to left (1-8), the colour scheme should be:

1.Orange Stripe
2.Orange
3.Green Stripe
4.Blue
5.Blue Stripe
6.Green
7.Brown Stripe
8.Brown

 

[DaleSummers]

Which is exactly what I'm doing!!
I've done block 1 and 2 and when I test only connections 3,4,5,6 say connected?

 

[MitchConner]

Make sure they're punched down properly and that you're terminating on the first block only (you're probably doing that but it's worth checking).

 

[Fred Garvin]

I'm reading it differently than Mitch. Looking at your picture, you want to use the 2 middle rows of the color code scheme marked B. Disregard A. Then looking at the punch panel from right to left, you use the first four connections on the top: White Orange, Orange, Brown, White Brown. (The next 4 connections to the left are for patch panel connection # 2)

Use the second row of colors in conjunction with the bottom row of connections. Right to Left it's : White Blue, Blue, White Green, Green.

 

[DaleSummers]

That would explain it!
I'm back on the job today so i will check it out, thanks guys.

 

[MitchConner]

Think Fred's nailed that one!

I saw the B and assumed you were wiring EIA/TIA 568B standard which is correct in my post, but incorrect according to the picture.

 

[Confounded Also]

Second picture is edited to add the color code the right, right?

8 Port block? That would be the numbering shown. Block should be marked better though; something like.

 

[SpywareDr]

Yep, like this maybe?

And repeat the same wiring as on Port 1 for Ports 2 through 8.

 

[DaleSummers]

That's it exactly guys, why manufacturers do strange things like this I have no idea!!
Thanks again everyone all working fine now :smile:

 

[SpywareDr]

Excellent!

 

[fiberstorejames]

vow, that's great. congratulations. I wanna say patch pannel wiring is really a hard work.