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The front view is diagrammed with the click-in pin facing upward, see the colours as if you had flipped the RJ-45 bit 90 degrees toward you from the top. | The front view is diagrammed with the click-in pin facing upward, see the colours as if you had flipped the RJ-45 bit 90 degrees toward you from the top. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:03, 1 December 2005
RJ-45 Straight Thru colours. The top view is looking at the RJ-45 bit where the copper pins are facing you and the click-in pin is on the opposite side.
The leftmost pin starts at 1 and the rightmost pin ends at 8. The most common sequence is 1. green-white 2. green 3. orange-white 4. blue 5. blue-white 6. orange 7. brown-white 8. brown. In the diagram there is no white but the hues of the colours are somewhat lighter.
The front view is diagrammed with the click-in pin facing upward, see the colours as if you had flipped the RJ-45 bit 90 degrees toward you from the top.
To have a straight through ethernet cable you have this colour combination on both ends of the cable. This is good for computer-switch links.
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| current | 07:22, 1 December 2005 | (17 KB) | Pbug (talk | contribs) | take 4, it's finally right. |
| 06:54, 1 December 2005 | (17 KB) | Pbug (talk | contribs) | take three | |
| 06:49, 1 December 2005 | (16 KB) | Pbug (talk | contribs) | take two | |
| 06:33, 1 December 2005 | (16 KB) | Pbug (talk | contribs) | RJ-45 Straight Thru colours |
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