I have a house that came preinstalled with a an OnQ 1x6 Basic telecom
module (parth1267062-01)  connected to a 6 port expansion module
(1267062-01).  All the jacks throughout the house are connected to
either one.  Soon I will be getting cable internet and I would like to

I have UTP cat 5 running all across my house.
Now I would like to play movies on my pc and transer the signal to my
TV over a UTP-cable..
Does anyone have any suggestions how I should be able to manage that

Back in Jan, Feb and Mar I replace the same jack not once, but twice
because it got wet from moisture in the wall, and the contacts corroded
so badly that they literally fried themselves to pieces.  It rained
yesterday, and another RJ-14 jack at a different campus went bad.  It,

Does anyone know of test clips for the 100 pair MDF type cross connection
blocks?  I've seen some for type 66 blocks, but I'm not sure if they'd be
suitable.
tnx jk

Hi everyone, had to make some telephone cables up today.  Crimped the ends on and tested
with simple tester I have and one conductor was open.  Inspected ends - both looked good,
fully inserted, etc. Picked an end and redid it; same problem, same conductor open.  
Redid other end ...

Read back for my cable end crimp saga.
Anyway I figure I check out testers.  Someone says use an Ideal Linkmaster XL Pro.
Check with Ideal; nope won't tell what end is bad.  Scratch that.
Get an email for one called a LanCaster.  Looks like an English product.  Anyone seen one

I am looking for some information on how I can make a cable that I can
use for ISDN video conferenceing equipment NT1 device. If you know all
Video conf equipments come with NT 1 devices which has three ports that
take the RJ45 style plugs.

I'm adding a wall-mount telephone jack (one of those which puts RJ11,
RJ45 and CATV on the same wall plate). On the RJ11 jack it is labelled
with the following colors (left to right):
white/green

Just looking for opinions on fibre optic couplers.  We have to go 20 feet,
and we only have 6 foot patch cords.  Can we use some simplex multimode
fibre couplers to connect three patch cords together?
What sorts of problems, if any, could we expect?  NOTE:  We're still within

My house has Cat5 cables and plugs for all phone jacks.  I have one of
those phones that hangs on the wall, so it requires a wall plate with
posts.  In addition, where the cable connects to the inside of the wall
plate, it looks as though there is a plug of some sort to make this