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Sorry if this is a basic question to ask but this broadband malarkey is
all new to me. I'm in the process of getting ready for when our exchange finally upgrades (which should be in October). For neatness without using dangly microfilters I've ordered the modified BT ADSL filter/splitter faceplate and dual outlet secondary faceplate from www.clarity.it . It seems fairly straightforward but the only thing I was unsure about is what cable do I need. I was planning to hardwire both the filtered (2,3 &5) and unfiltered (A & B) line from the modified faceplate to the secondary dual outlet using one piece of 5-pair cable. I've seen Cat5e cable mentioned a lot - is this the cable I need? I've only seen it available in 4-pair but is 5-pair available or will I have to run 2 separate cables. Cheers. Mark |
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Mark wrote:
> I was planning to hardwire both the filtered (2,3 &5) and unfiltered (A > & B) line from the modified faceplate to the secondary dual outlet using > one piece of 5-pair cable. I've seen Cat5e cable mentioned a lot - is > this the cable I need? I've only seen it available in 4-pair but is > 5-pair available or will I have to run 2 separate cables. > Cheers. > > Three pairs are all you need (well 2.5 pairs actually) 2&5 pair 1 A&B pair 2 3 single wire from pair 3 So standard twisted phone cable (4 piar) should do and its slimmer and cheaper than CAT 5 -- JP |
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"John Philip" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > Three pairs are all you need (well 2.5 pairs actually) > > 2&5 pair 1 > A&B pair 2 > 3 single wire from pair 3 > > So standard twisted phone cable (4 piar) should do and its slimmer and > cheaper than CAT 5 Oh I understand now, thanks. When it mentioned 3 or 4-pair I thought it actually meant there was only 3 or 4 wires at each end and I would need 5 - Doh! |
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