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Doug McIntyre
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Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2005 11:51 pm    Post subject: Re: retrofit home with structured wiring.. Reply with quote

James Russo <jr@halo3-nospam.net> writes:
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I dislike the trend to do voice on 8pin jacks myself. I'd prefer to
put in 6pin jacks for voice applications. I have to support some users
in apartments that were wired up for voice and data. Same color for
the jacks, all 8pin jacks. Only differentiation is that the labels
(which are peeling/falling off) are v-# for voice and d-# for data.
users have no idea what that means, nor where to plug their phone in,
where to plug their computers in. I bought some 6pin cheap jacks a
while back, and they were even 8pos with 6 wires. Bah.

It might make more sense for me to do 6pin voice-grade jacks for where
you need voice and then one cat5 port. All the wire is cat5 though. If
my needs ever change just re-terminate the station side and i'll be all set.


Oh yeah, still cat5 4-pr run for voice & data, with the brown pair
just wraped back along the jacket. No point in doing anything less,
If they move to a voice-architecture that requires 8-pin jacks, you'll
probably have issues with a majority of the jacks used by RJ11s, and
replace them anyway.
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