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Originally posted by ffej010:
Shouldn't the proper loopback on this actually be 1-8 and 2-7? Nope... I’m going to guess you’re probably confusing what the “T-s†and the “R-s†are designating… You’ll see T, R, and R, R1 used to notate the pin-outs. Easy enough to confuse those for “transmit†and “receive†but those names signify Tip, Tip1, Ring, Ring1. A loop-back plug would connect Ring/Tip (the first pair) to Tip1/Ring1 (the second pair.)
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