To complete your Week 2 Lab Report, answer the ten questions concerning the procedure involved and the advantage of wiring standards.
Create your report using the template starting on page 2 and submit it to the Week 2 Dropbox by the due date.Your Name:
NETW310: Professor Turkey
Current Date: 12 March 14
Lab #2, Terminating Category 5e and Category 6 UTP Cable
Lab Report
Each answer is worth seven points.
Use a red colored font for you answers.
Place the answers below the questions.
1. In the videos you just watched where is the color code to use for the jack shown?
The color code is located on both sides of the jack for Cat 5e as shown in the picture:
On left side of Cat 6 jack as shown in picture 2:
2. For the wires how many possible termination color code methods are there?
2:
3. How many wires are there in a UTP cable?
8 wires or 4 pairs:
4. What colors are used on these wires?
Orange, blue, green, brown, orange/white, brown/white, green/white, blue/white
5. The punch down tool used to insert the wires into a jack such as this does what two things to each wire?
Secures the wire into the slot and cuts the insulation on the wire
6. What is the most critical part of the termination procedure to ensure low crosstalk on the connection?
Keep the wires twisted as much as possible until reaching the termination point (RJ-45 connector):
7. How is the outer insulation covering each wire cut through during the termination procedure?
When using the punch tool, press down halfway to secure the wire, then press down all the way, firmly, to trim the insulation.
8. Which termination color code method is used in this example?
Termination color code B:
9. In which video is the wire separation tower shown?
The wire separation tower is shown in the second video with the Cat 6 cable:
10. Where are the pin numbers shown on the jack with the wire separation towers?
It’s located on the