hey just a short little video to show

you how to terminate a category six uh

RJ45 insert

onto a category six

Twisted repair cable

this right here is a Cat6 cable and this

is a Cat6 Jack

and the Cat6 Jack usually comes in a

little kit bag like that which is

usually the the what they call the Jack

insert

and then a couple of caps that go on top

take a pair of scissors and strip away

some slack

now the right way to do this is to take

your scissors make a little bitty Notch

right there

and then take this this this little it

looks like dental floss it's called rip

cord take this little dental floss and

pull back oh about another inch the

reason we do that is in case we might

have nicked anything when we did the

little trick with our scissors you pull

that back and use your scissors to

carefully cut off the slack of this what

they call the jacket this this outer

skin on the cable it's called the jacket

to be as close to the place where we

terminate it as possible what we don't

want as far as for our cables to be

connected this way and then have this

extra you know exposed Twisted wire

hanging out like that we want to get it

up as close as possible we also don't

want to untwist these wires any more

than we absolutely have to

now on most of these Jacks will usually

be a little color code on the side and I

don't know if the camera can focus well

enough but what what this is is you've

got blue on this side and brown on this

side so the blue is perfect the blue is

punctuated with white stripes here and

the brown has brown and white stripes

there what that means is is that in your

wire you've got these twisted pair which

come with a combination of a blue and a

white a brown and a white a green and a

white and orange and a white so what

they're telling you here with this

little diagram is that your is that with

your blue pair which you're going to put

in these two slots you want to put your

white one on the one that's got the

white blue markings and you want to put

your blue wire in the one that's got the

solid blue and repeat the same process

for every other spot so I'm going to get

started by taking the wire and figuring

out about where I want it to be and then

beginning to put them in the basic areas

where I'm going to need them basically

just kind of do a little pre-staging

here

okay so basically that's what my

patterns would look like now on the

other side it might seem a little

confusing because there's there's like

an orange and a green and they're

they're on opposite sides top and bottom

and you're like why is it like that well

you can't see it but on the very top

there's a little a in between the orange

and the green and then on the bottom

there's a little B between the orange

and the green what that's saying is is

that if you if you terminate the wires

the matching the top way you'll have

what's known as a 568a termination and

if you terminate on the way they match

on the bottom then you'll have a b

termination

generally most of the time you want a b

termination whatever you do you want

your your jack to match the other end so

if your mother end is a patch panel if

your patch panel has a b style

termination you want b style on your

jack okay generally if in and out use B

A is is less common all right so I'm

going to take these wires and I'm going

to untwist them just enough

to get them in the slots the way I need

them to go because the trick

is to not have to untwist these wires

too much the more that you untwist them

in words the more that the wire is

untwisted between the time it leaves the

jacket until the time it ends up in that

Jack

um is more likely that noise and

interference can get in now if you're

new with this don't get too stressed out

about that if you've got you know a half

an inch of you know untwisted wire

between here and in the jacket don't

it's still going to work okay it's still

going to work just fine

the this is just kind of me being a

perfectionist

um you know

they make this stuff designed to handle

one gig networks you know the Cat6 with

the Cat6 Jacks I find though that most

of the time many people are still

running 100-bit networks and moreover

even when the cable doesn't quite meet

the muster for Cat6 in other words when

I test it it doesn't come up as a cat

six but rather comes up as a CAT5 it

still handles the one gig with no

problem all right so don't don't get too

stressed out about the twisty thing okay

so that's kind of what it should look

like when you're right before you're

ready to cut

all right now I can see already I've

made a mistake so I'm going to go back

and fix my mistake what I did was I

messed the pattern up on the green and

the blue

this is a good reason to

double check your work right before you

start cutting I had the green and had

the green towards the back that needs to

be towards the front

same thing with the blue the thing that

drives me bananas and I've been in this

industry for many years is that every

one of these Jack manufacturers has some

kind of a different pattern for the way

you lay out the wires which I just never

could understand why they couldn't just

agree on one pattern for everything okay

next I need my uh

punch down tool with the 66 cut blade

this is the blade that goes inside here

all right it's a 66 cut blade if you

don't know where to get one of these you

can get one of these at Home Depot or if

you want there's a link on the website

that's listed in the description that

shows you um a link where you can you

can get these things on Amazon they're

not too bad you can get a pro grade one

for about 80 bucks or you could get a

beginner grade one for probably about 30

bucks okay so what I'm going to do is

with the cut blade in there and cut the

the cut end is is the one that's got the

little triangle little slanted side to

it because I want the cut side on the

outside in other words I want the cut to

be facing away from the jack is I'm

going to go down on each one of these

slots I'm going to push in this this

little blade on top of each one of these

and what it does is it uses a

spring-loaded

bounce effect to it's called an impact

is the spring-loaded impact to drive the

wire down deep inside that Groove where

it it gets pressed in between two little

metal teeth which then make the

connection

simultaneously that cut blade is cutting

off the end of The Wire that we don't

need and once this is done then you put

your little dust caps on top of there

they're also called retention caps

basically what they do is they keep

oxidation and air and they keep also the

possibility of the wire popping out of

there anyway that's what it should look

like when it's done and again ideally we

want the skin the jacket of the cable

coming all the way up to the very end of

the right before it goes in it gets

terminated we don't want exposed wire

back here okay so that is a category six

RJ45 terminated to a category 6 cable

thanks for watching a functions

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also you need the crimping tool

you can also get plan cable testers so

we can make sure our cable is working

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through Ethernet cable

first we need to start the sheets so we

can expose the little wires inside

you have to do this very gentle so you

won't damage the wires inside

now we can pull the sheet coating

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arrange them to t568b color pattern we

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white with the blue stripes solid green

white with the brown stripes and solid

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we need to straighten up the wires so it

will be easier to put them inside the

RJ45 plug

once our bars are straightened up we can

now cut them to proper length so it will

fit nicely with our modular plugs

double check to make sure that the wires

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cannot pull them again insert the wires

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ethernet cable this is not very

different or steps of making straight

through Ethernet cable

only difference is the color arrangement

of the wires

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but ends must have the same color

pattern of fires while in p568 we have

white green stripes

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white with the blue stripes solid orange

white without brown stripes and solid

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insert the wires inside the RJ45 plug

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crimp it using the crimping tool

the other end of the table most of the

color pattern of t568b and there you

have it thanks for watching

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