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Conductor holes and contact slots
Contact slots
1
Thread on boot
and collar first!
(Cable ends 1 & 2)
2
(Cable end 2)
BLU
GRN
"V" channel
ORG
BRN
3
"V" channel
(Cable end 1)
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
T568A Wiring Scheme
(Cable end 2)
(Cable end 1)
Strain relief collar
Divider
Load bar
Plug housing with shield
Load Bar
Pins
1
8
Conductor holes
CWST
90°
(Cable end 1)
ORG
Drain wire
GRN
"V" channel
BRN
BLU
(Cable end 2)
Pin #
T568A BRN
Specifications
•
•
Strain relief boot
•
•
Conductor slots and "V" channel
"V" channel
• Thread boot and collar onto cable.
• Remove 1.5" of the outer jacket from the cable end using wire
stripping tool (CJAST).
• Cut foil flush with cable jacket end. If cable is braided, form
into a drain wire. Bend the drain wire back so it is against the
cable jacket.
• Fan twisted pairs into respective quadrants. The brown pair
should be opposite the green pair.
• When a cable spline (X-shaped filler) is present, cut spline
flush to fanned pairs using wire snipping tool (CWST).
• The "V" channel should be aligned with the orange pair.
• Insert divider posts into the cable. If the cable has an internal
spline, insert divider posts into the brown and green quadrants
of the spline.
Drain wire
• Arrange conductors to T568A wiring scheme while
minimizing untwist.
• Seat conductors into proper divider slots while holding divider
flush with cable jacket.
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8
7
6
5
BRN/
BLU/
ORG WHT
WHT
Cable jacket diameter maximum 0.300 in (7.6mm).
Solid or stranded conductor maximum insulated diameter
0.047 in (1.2mm).
Panduit recommends T568A wiring scheme for use with
cable constructed with the brown pair opposing the green
pair.
For use with F/UTP, U/FTP and S/FTP type cables, which
meet the dimensional requirements. Cable must have drain
wire or braid.
Divider
Divider post
PN600A
4
3
2
1
ORG/
GRN/
BLU WHT
GRN WHT
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