Av guys please come in here.
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so im now putting the connectors on the wiring, but which order do the wires go in im just checking to be certain before i go ahead and crimp the dam, things there is 2 ways of wiring the faceplates up A or B i will make sure before i crimp that the faceplates are one or the other
i was going to follow this would this be correct
![[Image: cat5_color.gif]](http://www.zytrax.net/images/cat5_color.gif)
also number one pin is like this
![[Image: RJ-45-Wiring-Diagram.png]](http://www.tradeworks.tv/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/RJ-45-Wiring-Diagram.png)
Mike
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so im now putting the connectors on the wiring, but which order do the wires go in im just checking to be certain before i go ahead and crimp the dam, things there is 2 ways of wiring the faceplates up A or B i will make sure before i crimp that the faceplates are one or the other
i was going to follow this would this be correct
also number one pin is like this
Mike
Use wiring style B - no one uses A. It doesn't matter which you use as long as it's the same at both ends, but most wall modules will have coloured markings on them for B. Your pin numbers are right. So if you have the plastic plug in your hand, with the wire coming out of the bottom and the metal pins facing you, they are numbered 1-8 left to right.
toxo Use wiring style B - no one uses A. It doesn't matter which you use as long as it's the same at both ends, but most wall modules will have coloured markings on them for B. Your pin numbers are right. So if you have the plastic plug in your hand, with the wire coming out of the bottom and the metal pins facing you, they are numbered 1-8 left to right.
Yip Toxo Exactly right, most conventions use B but in theory it doesn't matter what colour coding you use as long as its exactly the same on the other end
toxo Use wiring style B - no one uses A. It doesn't matter which you use as long as it's the same at both ends, but most wall modules will have coloured markings on them for B. Your pin numbers are right. So if you have the plastic plug in your hand, with the wire coming out of the bottom and the metal pins facing you, they are numbered 1-8 left to right.
Yip Toxo Exactly right, most conventions use B but in theory it doesn't matter what colour coding you use as long as its exactly the same on the other end
toxo Well done. You'll be after my job next...
You can have mine lol.
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FirebirdPhil
01-05-2021, 07:05 AM #27toxo Well done. You'll be after my job next...
You can have mine lol.
"Life's goal is not to arrive safely at the grave in a well preserved body. But, rather to skid in sideways........
totally worn out and broken, shouting 'Holy ****, WHAT A RIDE!'"
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Sparkystav
01-05-2021, 07:08 AM #28Good work mate.
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iscoStu:ZAIS200 its still a work in progress, i have got a few pics from a few years ago will get some more when i have a decent camera/phone (broke my s3)
This is what it was like when i brought the house, the wood paneling was not around the bar it was bare breeze block so i lathed & paneled it
![[Image: 20052011280.jpg]](http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/416/20052011280.jpg)
i cut the top off the bar as i didnt like it, it was getting in the way height wise, also removed the shelving off the wall to create more room behind the bar counter top
![[Image: 20052011282.jpg]](http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/2857/20052011282.jpg)
then gave the wood paneling on the front of the bar a stain but needs another coat
![[Image: 21052011284.jpg]](http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/307/21052011284.jpg)
these are the only pics i have at the moment but other work has been completed
all walls painted cream/magnolia as i didnt like the brown
got a projector off a mate, made a screen for it and fitted it
fitted and wired 2x 6ft strip lights in the top of the apex roof lights the room up quite well
lights around the front of the bar RGB colour changing with remote
just doing some work in the garden atm building a little wall to split the garden up a bit then going to lay a patio and get the Mancave renderd, busy busy busy
Cheers guys
ZAIS200 its still a work in progress, i have got a few pics from a few years ago will get some more when i have a decent camera/phone (broke my s3)
This is what it was like when i brought the house, the wood paneling was not around the bar it was bare breeze block so i lathed & paneled it
i cut the top off the bar as i didnt like it, it was getting in the way height wise, also removed the shelving off the wall to create more room behind the bar counter top
then gave the wood paneling on the front of the bar a stain but needs another coat
these are the only pics i have at the moment but other work has been completed
all walls painted cream/magnolia as i didnt like the brown
got a projector off a mate, made a screen for it and fitted it
fitted and wired 2x 6ft strip lights in the top of the apex roof lights the room up quite well
lights around the front of the bar RGB colour changing with remote
just doing some work in the garden atm building a little wall to split the garden up a bit then going to lay a patio and get the Mancave renderd, busy busy busy
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