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February 22, 2008

T1 Cross Over Cable

The wiring is:

1 — 4
2 — 5
4 — 1
5 — 2 

Side 1 (left is cable end, clip underneath):
Pin 1: Orange Striped
Pin 2: Orange Solid
Pin 3: none
Pin 4: Blue Solid
Pin 5: Blue Striped
Pin 6: none
Pin 7: none
Pin 8: none

Side 2 (left is cable end, clip underneath):
Pin 1: Blue Solid
Pin 2: Blue Striped
Pin 3: none
Pin 4: Orange Striped
Pin 5: Orange Solid
Pin 6: none
Pin 7: none
Pin 8: none

Rock on,

Dave Safley

T1 cross-over cable – T1 port to T1 port

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T1 cross-over cable – T1 port to T1 port

Looking at the RJ45 connector, connectors pointing up and facing you
(strain relief tab pointing away from you:

      /—————–/       Looking at the connector
    /                 /                                            +—+
   +-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-+                              |   |
         | | | | | | | | | |                        +——+   +——+
         | | | | | | | | | |                             |                 |
           |                 |                             | | | | | | | | | |
           |                 |                             | | | | | | | | | |
           |                 |                          +—————–+
         \\                \\                           1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Conductor             Polarity       RJ-45 #1         RJ-45 #2
———             ——–      ———              ——-
orange/white                             1                             4
orange                                         2                             5

blue                                              4                             1
blue/white                                  5                             2

pins 3,7,8 not used

Various Cable Pinouts

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