extending t1 to rj45 jack - 05/22/07 11:26 AM
Last saturday was my first time that I have extended a cat5e cable from the demark to the termination point in the wiring closet and have just one question. I went to terminate the cable into a rj45 jack made or distributed by infinity but the jack color codes do not conform to tia568 standard. It starts of with white/blue and blue then white orange.
I ignored those and juse used the pin number to use the four wires 1245 for the t1 standards to terminate at the jack. Once that was done hooked up the cat5 molded strait though drop cable from there to the router. ATT could not telnet into it. I then put on a jack on the end of the cable and ATT could telnet into the router.
I checked the jack with a digital multimeter and got some odd sequence how its wired on its little board. Since I dont have time to mess with does rj45 jack come with a strait though configuration?
I have never questioned this because I have done my share of cat5 cable and did not have issues.
I was thinking of buying amp connectors with a strait though configuration to end this t1 extention.
I ignored those and juse used the pin number to use the four wires 1245 for the t1 standards to terminate at the jack. Once that was done hooked up the cat5 molded strait though drop cable from there to the router. ATT could not telnet into it. I then put on a jack on the end of the cable and ATT could telnet into the router.
I checked the jack with a digital multimeter and got some odd sequence how its wired on its little board. Since I dont have time to mess with does rj45 jack come with a strait though configuration?
I have never questioned this because I have done my share of cat5 cable and did not have issues.
I was thinking of buying amp connectors with a strait though configuration to end this t1 extention.