CAB20WR - Luokittelematon DIMPLEX - Ilmainen käyttöohje ja opas

KÄYTTÖOHJE CAB20WR DIMPLEX

Patch Lead Construction

Assorted blue and black wire crimping tools including scissors, plastic cup, and terminal blocks (no text or symbols visible)

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Close-up of a hand holding a damaged cable with exposed wires (no text or symbols visible)

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1. Tools 2. Remove outer sheath 3. Removing the sheath 4. Cut string

In addition to category 5e UTP (unshielded twisted pair) cable you will need, scissors, crimping tool, RJ45 plugs and cable testers

Taking care not to cut the inner cables remove a length of insulating sheath

Discard the sheath to reveal the four parts of the twisted cable within

Cut off the little length of string that is inside the sheath

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Close-up of a hand holding a thin, flexible wire with multiple strands (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a hand holding a flexible, multicolored cable or wire against a plain background (no text or symbols visible)

1. Separate pairs of wires 6. Separate wires 7. Straighten wires 8. Pull wires

Separate out the four pairs of wires

Separate wires to ease crimping

Straighten wires to aid wire colour identification

Firmly pull the wires between finger and thumb

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9. Flatten wires

With wires almost parallel, make sure the correct colour order: white/orange, orange, white/green, blue, white/blue, green, white/brown, brown

10. Trim wires

With flat and parallel cable wires in the correct order, trim to leave 12mm protruding from the sheath

11. Fit RJ45 socket

Push wires into the plug so they reach in fully. Ensure enough sheath is inside the plug so it will be physically gripped when crimped

12. Correct colours

Check you have the correct colour order before crimping. This colour order is called 568B and is common for CAT5 cable networks

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Close-up of a hand holding a wire being inserted into a black electrical crimping tool with blue plastic cover (no text or symbols visible)

13. Crimping Tool 14. Crimping

Place the plug into the tool so that the sheath is also trapped

Firmly crimp the plug so all wires and sheath are trapped

Visually inspect to ensure correct colour sequence

Test the finished cable using a suitable cable tester

15. Finished Plug

16. Test