Wiring order

It is highly recommend you duplicate the color order as shown on the left. Note how the green pair is not side-by-side as are all the other pairs. This configuration allows for longer wire runs. The diagram is shown with the hook clip on the underside.

The typical RJ-connector has six terminals.

Usually, only the middle four pins are used.

Sprea untwist the pairs, and arrange the wires in the order of the desired cable end.

Flatten the end between your thumb and forefinger. IBAN and BIC codes are given as well so the bank knows where the money needs to be sent. Learn about wiring diagram symbools. Insert the wires into the RJplug - make sure each wire is fully inserted to the front of the RJplug and in the correct order.

Crimp the RJplug with the crimper tool. Verify the wires ended up the right order . No doubt this arises because there are more than one! In order to determine the code to use, one first has to decide what the connection will . This should grip the cable itself, and not the individual wires inside it. The blue neutral wire goes to the left, the brown live wire to the right.

Wiring scheme A (or T568A) used for RJwiring , utilises different wiring colours to scheme B (or T568B). Both schemes are perfectly normal to use providing they are not mixed. The US government, and many facilities uses scheme A. N type plugs are used for road lighting only. This is currently the most popular plug used for towing as it does the lighting on most trailers and caravans.

This is slowly being replaced by the European pin plug and will become less popular as the reverse light is introduced to new trailers . The wiring order that fits the easiest. Not 1 if this is actually the correct order. The picture above left shows the diagram that is printed in the installation instructions. Wire in the thermostat according to the number, not the order the terminals are positioned.

Greenstar Ri Regular Wiring Diagram. If your product was manufactured before 01. We are working on this problem.

We will break this guide into four parts which you can navigate to using the buttons below. Jump to: Wiring the harness - controls, capacitors and ground wire . Wiring scheme B (or T568B) is used for RJwiring and utilises different wiring colours to scheme A (or T568A). If you compare the pin functions of both scheme A (T568A) and scheme B (T568B) you will find that they are the same, and only the wiring colours are different.

Government regulations require the use of the preferred 568A standard for wiring installed under federal . If this Tree “network” is at some point connected back to the Tree Extension ALL Tree devices will then be connected.