2 Oct
2007
2 Oct
'07
1:42 p.m.
Tony Duell wrote:
What is the connector over there? I remember seeing RJ11/14 connectors
in India, in certain places.
I suppose I have a lot of practice, but I can strip, order, cut and
crimp and RJ45 for ethernet in about 30 seconds. It takes longer than
that for my iron to warm up.
Peace... Sridhar
Making an MMJ
cable is a piece of cake. Just take the retention clip
off of the RJ11 at the end of a phone cord. Crimp an RJ45 on the other
Rememeber the OP (and I) are in the UK. The standard telephone connector
over here is not an RJ11 or snythig like that. end with the
proper wires heading to the proper pins, and use a Cisco
RJ45->DE9 adapter.
Having had to try to get wires into the right holes on an RJ45 connector,
I would _much_ rather solder up a D connector.