Ethernet cable TIA 568 A or B?
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Hello,
A bit of help would be appreciated. I want to install a cable (cat 5e) to connect two rooms in the house. I bought 5e cable and two Leviton cat 5e jacks (jacks to receive ethernet cables). One of the jacks will be connected to the router (with an ethernet cable) and the other jack will be connected to the Xbox (another ethernet cable). The installation instructions provided with the Leviton jacks propose TIA 568A and TIA 568B wiring. Which of these two wiring types should I use?
A bit of help would be appreciated. I want to install a cable (cat 5e) to connect two rooms in the house. I bought 5e cable and two Leviton cat 5e jacks (jacks to receive ethernet cables). One of the jacks will be connected to the router (with an ethernet cable) and the other jack will be connected to the Xbox (another ethernet cable). The installation instructions provided with the Leviton jacks propose TIA 568A and TIA 568B wiring. Which of these two wiring types should I use?
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Hi,
it's true that it's strange to maintain this ambiguity about wall outlets where the wiring is straight anyway.
You have to make a choice (let's say A at random): white/green-green on 1 and 2, but know that this choice has no impact as long as you use it everywhere.
The choice should only be offered for patch cords to possibly cross (so A on one end and B on the other) and not for fixed wiring which should always be straight.
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and... There you go!
it's true that it's strange to maintain this ambiguity about wall outlets where the wiring is straight anyway.
You have to make a choice (let's say A at random): white/green-green on 1 and 2, but know that this choice has no impact as long as you use it everywhere.
The choice should only be offered for patch cords to possibly cross (so A on one end and B on the other) and not for fixed wiring which should always be straight.
--
and... There you go!
