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Pinout Options for RJ-45 Connectors

Nov 23,2008 by alperen

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Pinout Options for RJ-45 Connectors


Each of the drawings in the figure represents an RJ-45 connector. The RJ-45 connector allows eight wires to be inserted into it. EIA/TIA standards suggest the numbering schemes for the eight pin locations and the pairs of wires, knowing that a twisted pair is needed for data transmission. The standard also specifies which color of wire goes into pin position 1, 2, and so on.

The RJ-45 connectors have clips on the side that allow you to easily insert the connector into the plug (hole) in the networking card in a computer. At that point, the connector is secure and should stay put. If you push the clip close to the rest of the connector, it releases the connector from the card. So, the clip helps keep the connector secure and allows you to pull the connector out when you are ready.

So, why does all this matter? In the next few pages, it will all come together as you see how NICs try to use the cables and wires.


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