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Ladies and Gentlemen remember the B wiring standard means British the A standard is for Arseholes errrr I mean the Americans......... ;o)))))
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Would have been true if I hadn't crossed a pair I think. So long as the pairs are together and the same at both ends would have been ok. And I had untwisted the pairs.The fact that the wiring colours have been terminated incorrectly should not be a factor if both sockets have been wired the same.
B is crossover which is for network wiring..
A is straight through for device to device communication e.g: pc to pc
B is crossover which is for network wiring..
A is straight through for device to device communication e.g: pc to pc
I must correct myself here - not bad for a first post eh Teach me to spout off from memory before the first coffee of the day.There's (from memory) EIA 258A which splits all the pairs but makes sense for multi-line phones. Then there's EIA 258B which is the same layout as EIA 568A which makes sense for data connections.
That is not true, however you can make a crossover by wiring to "A" at one end and "B" at the other. If you wired the sockets A to A or B to B either would work.B is crossover which is for network wiring..
A is straight through for device to device communication e.g: pc to pc
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