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Hal you goof  In a 3600 sq ft building, I have a total of 160 jacks Most places have 4. Should I be punching the first two pairs to patch panel 1 then the second two pairs to patch panel 2?
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This is why I would just use 66 blocks and 6 pin jacks...
Blue and orange pair to one jack, L1 and L2
Green and brown pair to one jack, L3 and L4
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I grabbed one of the panels and come to find out its not like the ones I typically use, these are numbered vertically then horizontally.
Life gets a little simpler....well not as simple as a key system but close.
The owner went with all cat 5 and RJ45 due to future equipment requirements. Apparently a lot of optical equipment is starting to gain ethernet capability.
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Ah, this thread is over two months old. You expect me to read the whole thing over again to see what you were talking about? Anyway it looks like I addressed your problem in the first reply.
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I'll send a box for you to return your cape in. Ladies and gentlemen, Super Hal has left the building.
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Notwithstanding the "smiley" maybe we should send Hal an apology and send you a time machine and the names of a few qualified installers.
At the beginning of this fiasco, someone with experience, credentials and an authoritative voice should have disabused the owner from this hare-brained scheme. It's as though he decided to buy 40 bicycles instead a school bus. No professional phone guy whom I know would have allowed this to get this far.
No one has mentioned -- (I think... I, like Hal, cannot go back and read the whole painful story) -- the humongous sh*t storm that will ensue when just one of the "Made by Mattel" 4-line "phones for little people" goes wacko and takes down the whole building. Does each one require 4 AA cells? Replacing them will be a nice lifetime job for someone.
Who in their right mind (oh...wait...that's YOU) is going to go out and start pulling bridging clips on a Monday morning to get the office up again?
"Nightmare waiting to happen" should be the title of this thread.
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I would patch the entire 8 conductor cable through and do the splitting outside of the faceplate/jack, since it seems as though it may change in the future. If you rewire it all for 2, 4 conductor jacks and put on new faceplates, you may be doing three times the work you need to.
Create an 8 conductor end, that takes pins 1/2 + 4/5 to a 4 conductor jack and pins 3/6 + 7/8 to a 4 conductor jack.
I'll post a picture link in a bit, to show you what i'm referring to.
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Tony, good idea.
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Originally posted by hbiss:
[Provide] a telephone patch panel with patch cords from it as necessary to the ports on the premises wiring patch panel that are for the jacks used for the phones.
Wire the back of the telephone patch panel with individual 4 pair cables as 568A and terminate the other ends (all four pair) on split 66M blocks. You will need two blocks, 6 cables per side. Then what you will do is use cross connect wire to loop all the white/blues together and then over to line 1 on another block with the COs from the cable modem. Do the same with the W/O, W/G and W/Br for lines 2,3 and 4.
Back at eack jack use a splitter to provide 2 separate 6pos/4pin jacks.
-Hal Seems we are going round and round and round here with the same answer being given. And you are just confirming my observation that all IT guys are lunatics. -Hal
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Will SOMEBODY please lock this ?!!!  All the explanations, descriptions, and questions have been asked/answered at least twice now. Arthur had the best answer, in my opinion, but what do I know. John C.
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