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     TS --------------> CISCO
     TS --------------> CISCO
  1 Orange              White/Brown
  8 Orange              White/Brown
  2 White/Orange        White/Orange
  7 White/Orange        White/Orange
  3 Blue                White/Blue
  6 Blue                White/Blue
  4 White/Blue          Brown
  5 White/Blue          Brown
  5 Green              Blue
  4 Green              Blue
  6 White/Green        Green
  3 White/Green        Green
  7 Brown              White/Green
  2 Brown              White/Green
  8 White/Brown        Orange
  1 White/Brown        Orange

Revision as of 23:03, 8 October 2007

Connectors

RJ45 Jack and Plug Pinout.

Cable connector's picture.

Ethernet Cabling

The TIA/EIA-568-A specifies two wiring standards for a 8-position modular connector such as RJ45. The two wiring standards, T568A and T568B vary only in the arrangement of the colored pairs. We are using T568B.

Straight-Through Cable Pinout (T568B):

RJ45 Pin #       Wire Color      10Base-T Signal     1000Base-T Signal
                   (T568B)      100Base-TX Signal
   1             White/Orange       Transmit+           BI_DA+
   2             Orange             Transmit-           BI_DA-
   3             White/Green        Receive+            BI_DB+
   4             Blue               Unused              BI_DC+
   5             White/Blue         Unused              BI_DC-
   6             Green              Receive-            BI_DB-
   7             White/Brown        Unused              BI_DD+
   8             Brown              Unused              BI_DD-

Cross Over Cable Pinout (T568B):

RJ45 Pin #     Wire Color         RJ45 Pin #     Wire Color    
 (END 1)                           (END 2)
   1          White/Orange           1          White/Green
   2          Orange                 2          Green
   3          White/Green            3          White/Orange
   4          Blue                   4          White/Brown
   5          White/Blue             5          Brown
   6          Green                  6          Orange
   7          White/Brown            7          Blue
   8          Brown                  8          White/Blue

NOTE: The cross over cable layout is suitable for 1000Base-T operation, all 4 pairs are crossed.

The following diagram shows the Normal use of Crossed and Straight cables:

straight--HUB,SWITCH--crossed--HUB,SWITCH--straight--PC
PC--crossed--PC

NOTE': To avoid the need for Crossed cables many vendors provide UPLINK ports on Hubs or Switches - these are specially designed to allow the use of a STRAIGHT cable when connecting back-to-back Hubs or Switches. Read the manufacturers documentation carefully.

RS-232 Cabling

From web, need check:

RS-232   Name/Function            DB-25        DB-9         RJ-45        RJ-45
Signal   (Input/Output)        (Standard)   (Standard)   (Cyclades)  (Netra/Cisco)
Chassis  Safety Ground              1          Shell        Shell        Shell
Gnd      Signal Ground              7            5            4            4(and 5?)
TxD      Transmit Data (O)          2            3            3            3
RxD      Receive Data (I)           3            2            6            6
DTR      Data Terminal Ready (O)   20            4            2            2
DSR      Data Set Ready (I)         6            6            8            7
DCD      Data Carrier Detect (I)    8            1            7            -
RTS      Request To Send (O)        4            7            1            1
CTS      Clear To Send (I)          5            8            5            8

continue:

RS-232   Name/Function            RJ-45       mvme6100
Signal   (Input/Output)        (EtherLite32)    etc
Chassis  Safety Ground
Gnd      Signal Ground              6           3,6
TxD      Transmit Data (O)          5            4
RxD      Receive Data (I)           4            5
DTR      Data Terminal Ready (O)    7            8
DSR      Data Set Ready (I)         2            -
DCD      Data Carrier Detect (I)    3            1
RTS      Request To Send (O)        1            2
CTS      Clear To Send (I)          8            7


From vvsap (RxD and TxD are wired, cross or straight; not sure if GND is wired properly; not sure accually which one is EtherLite32 and which one is ROC, seems does not matter ...):

mvme6100 ---------> EtherLite32 --------> RESET
1 Orange              Brown               Brown
2 White/Orange        Blue                White/Green
3 Blue                White/Brown         White/Brown
4 White/Blue          White/Blue          Green          <--- in use (RxD or TxD)
5 Green               Green               White/Blue     <--- in use (RxD or TxD)
6 White/Green         White/Green         Blue
7 Brown               Orange              Orange
8 White/Brown         White/Orange        White/Orange

Sergey (check !):

    TS --------------> CISCO
8 Orange              White/Brown
7 White/Orange        White/Orange
6 Blue                White/Blue
5 White/Blue          Brown
4 Green               Blue
3 White/Green         Green
2 Brown               White/Green
1 White/Brown         Orange