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The white/green (stripy green) transmits data using pin 1 & 2. The white/orange (stripy orange) receives data using pin 3 & 6.
In TIA/EIA T568A standard pin 1 & 2 or pair 3 transmits data while pin 3 & 6 receive data. In TIA/EIA T568B its the other way around because the order of the wires is changed, so pin 1 & 2 receive data while pin 3 & 6 transmit data.
The colors will vary depending on where you buy your cable from.
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∙ 12y agowhich pins are used to transmit and receive on utp cable
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