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There are 25 phone wire/extensions for this office. After the cabling run, should those 25 cables be connected to the phone system or to the 66 block?
I am new to phone systems and currently handling this project. I want to get the understanding of who does what and what connect to where.
Please comment. Thanks.
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they would go to a 66 block then be cross connected to the system
your vendor should be able to handle this for you
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Is the people who did the Cabling connect to the 66 block or the Phone System people?
How do you connect the 25 cables to the 66 block? I am new to this and want to find out. I did some search online, but it is very confusing.
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The cable installers should terminate wires with RJ jack on client end and punch-block or patch panel in wiring closet. The telephone system will have its own set of punch-block and the telephone installer will crossconnect from telephone system blocks to building cabling blocks. How to terminate the wires was explained by grider in your other post https://www.sundance-communications.../get_topic/f/24/t/000220/p/1.html#000016
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Thanks. Quick question. Other than Keystone, what is the other company that makes jacks and other things. It starts with an "O" something like Oritetic
Thanks
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Leviton, Ortronics, Panduit, Amp, are a few of many many makers of telecom products.
Keystone? I use to think that was a term we used for generic (crap) LOL
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