Does this switch all 8 conductors of an RJ-45 connector or just the four necessary for an Ethernet connection?
393700
I just looked at it and it appears to support 8 conductors. It works great for my Ethernet connection.
393701
Looking at it, it appears to support all eight conductors, and have only used it with CAT5 cable with good results over my network and internet. Not much help beyond that, sorry...
1986018
It comes with one COAX (push-on) Identifier (ID 1). It's stored in the inside of the Remote and is removed for testing. You can buy sets of COAX Identifiers and these will identify each cable with a unique number and simultaneously test them. I bought the Test-Um TP310 set of 10 Identifiers and they work great. On the LAN side, the RJ45 plug "wire mappers" will not work. At least not the ones I tested. I think you need the expensive Test-Um remotes for multiple LAN cable ID and testing. But it handles the COAX Identifiers just fine.
1520222
This will work with both 5 and 4 terminal relays. You assemble it for what you want/need.
1594717
these only change the ends from RJ45 so one can connect up power rca connector bnc connector the Cat5 or 6 is just the jumper from one end to the other you have to use UTP straight thru pin configuration I guess you don't understand how this works
1500770
No, Only the first eight (8) ports are POE+. Of more importance is the 192 Watt total energy budget. Figure out the power demands of the equipment you are powering. I am powering four Netgear Access Points and can easily add four more. Also, when first turned on it takes about 90 seconds to detect and power remote devices before allowing data transfer. Since August 2013 to now, March 2014, the switch has only been rebooted once.
270093
It works with any RJ 45 and 11 connectors but it works like magic when using the EZ ones.
232361
They are designed for Ethernet and RJ45 connectors with 4 pairs, but come with several short adapter cables that you may be able to use. The tone generator is connected at one end, then the receiver works at the other and is best when the cable map function confirms a positive result.
2184746
That is the wrong kind of switch for what you want to do. You need something like the "Linksys SE2500 5-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch ".
2013989
No, a standard phone jack uses 2-4 wires. An ethernet connection uses all 8.
2099994
David- I took my AT&T; home run (Cat5) and used this to split to six drops on my patch panel that terminate at RJ-11 ports. Hope that helps!
1050813
Chances are you are using a CAT5 Ethernet cable which will not work. It is very easy to confuse the two. Order an RJ45 and you'll be ready to rock!
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They are interchangeable, but comparison is complex. See http://www.ehow.com/info_8701254_cat5e-vs-rj45.html for complete explanation. [CAT5e is going to be phased out, CAT6]
828273
Yes as a matter of fact, it will carry two two line ( total of 4 wires ) and a Ethernet connection. Either us a single Ethernet (RJ45) and a fully populated RJ11 connection with dedicated line 1 and line 2 setup, or a RJ45 with a RJ11 that is set up to break out to two individual RJ11's to provide line 1 / line 2 separation. As for the link, a single Ethernet line ( Cat5 w/RJ45 terminations ) between the two mux connectors is all that is needed.
1766730
The switch should work fine. But bear in mind that the speed of transfer will be limited by the actual cable. i.e., 10/100 or megabit. The additional 7 ports will work.
2281178
Just one, this basically plugs into one end (any end) of a standard straight-through Ethernet cable and turns it into a cross-over cable. No need for a cross-over cable ever again unless you need one permanently. The cost of these outweighs the cost of a standard cross-over cable but these are great to have in your fix-it IT kit. Hope this helps!
754439
One RJ45 with internet in and through USB 2.0 with adapter to RJ45 out to another device.So with one Cat 5 cable you can feed 2 devices.Works perfect
2244559
Hi, yes it has four 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T - RJ-45 ports.Thanks, PCrush