Re: TI-H: Re: networking
[Prev][Next][Index][Thread]
Re: TI-H: Re: networking
I'll try with some ascii graphics. (use monospaced font)
If you look at your connector like this with the metal facing towards you:
____________________
______________|
| |
1 |------- |
2 |------- |
3 |------- |
4 |------- |
5 |------- |
6 |------- |
7 |------- |
8 |------- |
|______________|
|_______________________
the twisted pairs are 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8.
(most often in the order brown, green, blue, orange, but that doesn't really
matter)
then switch place of cable 4 and 6:
____________________
______________|
| |
1 |------- |
2 |------- |
3 |------- |
6 |------- |
5 |------- |
4 |------- |
7 |------- |
8 |------- |
|______________|
|_______________________
Do this on both sides, so the cable remains straight.
If you use the standard colorcode, it should then read brown, brown-striped,
green, blue striped, blue, green-striped, orange, orange-striped.
It is also importaint that you really use twisted pairs cable, and with thoose
lenghts it should also be shielded.
//Olle.
Daniel Wood wrote:
>
> ok cause its really slow now that i'm on 100mb, it was faster on my 10base2,
> so explain in detail what i need to do and where(running 75-100ft string
> lengths)
>
> -Dan
> thedew@usit.net
>
References: