rollover
This is a question from the A+ test!!!!!! The answer is that the cable is reversed at one end. The cable must be plugged in correctly at both the ends. The red wire on the cable shows the pin 1 end of the connector and must be plugged in correctly on the MB and the drive.
Yes. This can be done with what is known as an Ethernet Crossover Cable. Connecting the NIC of one computer to the other. The cable can be bought or made and a quick search will show you a diagram of how it is wired. Basically the send and receive pairs are reversed on one end so that the send output signal goes directly to the receive input of the other and vice versa.
another name for an ethernet cable is a cat5 or cat5e cable
You can determine how strong your cable is through cable attachments by finding a weight load guideline online. It shows if the cable attachment is strong enough to support the cable.
A cable joint is where multiple cable join together! Here's an XLPE cable joint(for other types of cable theres an other type of joint example: for a steel cable for bridges theres an iron/steel joint):
rollover cables
Match up the two ends of the cable. Look closely at the color coding of the pins at both RJ-45 connectors. If the same colors are used in the same pin positions then the cable is a straight-through cable. If they are reversed at both ends then it is a cross-over cable.Sometimes the cable will be marked that way on the outside covering of the cable. Look for the words "cross-over cable".
A crossover cable reverses the signals at ends of the cable.
Proper cable termination is a basic requirement for two nodes on a network to communicate. Poor terminations can lead to loss or noise-and consequently, errors-in a signal. TIA/EIA has specified two different methods of inserting twisted pair wires into RJ-45 plugs: TIA/EIA 568A and TIA/EIA 568B. Crossover cable-A twisted pair patch cable in which the termination locations of the transmit and receive wires on one end of the cable are reversed. Straight-through cable - A twisted pair patches cable in which the wire terminations in both connectors follow the same scheme. Proper cable termination is a basic requirement for two nodes on a network to communicate. Poor terminations can lead to loss or noise-and consequently, errors-in a signal. TIA/EIA has specified two different methods of inserting twisted pair wires into RJ-45 plugs: TIA/EIA 568A and TIA/EIA 568B. Crossover cable-A twisted pair patch cable in which the termination locations of the transmit and receive wires on one end of the cable are reversed. When installing horizontal cable, it is important to avoid any sources of Electromagnetic interference (EMI), such as elevator motors, portable Heaters, electrical wiring, air conditioning, metal beams, and walls. Horizontal cable may be run under carpets, along ceiling tiles, over beams, frames, through wiring trays, through firewalls. Cable lengths should be tested after installation and before equipment is attached. The best practice for installing cable is to follow the TIA/EIA 568 specifications and the manufacturer's recommendations. Be careful not to exceed a cable's bend radius, untwist wire pairs more than one-half inch, or remove more than one inch of insulation from copper wire. Install plenum-rated cable in ceilings and floors, and run cabling away from where it might suffer physical damage. If you follow both the manufacturers' installation guidelines and the TIA/EIA standards, you are almost guaranteed success. Many network problems can be traced to poor cable installation techniques.
straight through is same pin out both ends. crossover has transmit and receive lines reversed
straight through is same pin out both ends. crossover has transmit and receive lines reversed
straight through is same pin out both ends. crossover has transmit and receive lines reversed
To change the speedometer cable on a 1990 Toyota truck, disconnect the cable, feeding it through the grommet, then disconnect it from the transmission. The process can then be reversed with the new cable.
Each cable is designed to support exactly one drive.
did you check to make shore that the signal impute cable is properly installed ? also check the audio cable you may have them reversed.
This is a question from the A+ test!!!!!! The answer is that the cable is reversed at one end. The cable must be plugged in correctly at both the ends. The red wire on the cable shows the pin 1 end of the connector and must be plugged in correctly on the MB and the drive.
In a normal patch cable the wires are the same on both ends. In a cross over cable the transmit and receive pairs are reversed so that the wire in position 1 goes to 3, and 2 goes to 6.