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Hash: SHA1Christopher Intemann wrote:
In case you're curious, a telco guy would often call such a cable "quad", it
usually had pair colors red/green and yellow/black, with yellow/black being used
for receive, versus red/green for send, black and green were the tip conductors,
red/yellow were the ring conductors. This wasn't really specified as far as I
know, it was just common convention.
RJ45 is far from being the only Registered Jack that could terminate a quad
circuit (using 4 out or 8 total conductors. There was even a way to wire the
ordinarily 2 wire RJ11, called RJ14, so that 4 out of the 6 conductors were used
(center 2 for circuit 1, outer 2 for circuit 2). RJ45 is a pretty popular way
to refer to that 8 place connector, though.
All of these things are regularly violated, so you just have to take your chances.
> Thanks,
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