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#173067 - 01/01/08 06:59 PM
5-pair 110 connecting block
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KJay
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Registered: 11/27/07
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Loc: MA, USA
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I would like to use two 5-pair 110-connecting blocks with both data and POTS. Four pairs of each connector block being used for two data jacks and the two slate pairs to provide two separate POTS lines [phone & fax] in the same location using three 4-pair CAT5e cables, leaving two pair unused. Does this sound as if it would be acceptable or would data interference and crosstalk be a problem.
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#173079 - 01/02/08 12:56 AM
Re: 5-pair 110 connecting block
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KJay
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Thanks for the reply Ed,
I’ve never done it this way before, so thought I would ask and save some potential headaches.
There are only two slots available on the wiring block and a big problem to add on, otherwise I would do things a lot differently.
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