Question 1: How to connect the network cable interface on the wall? There are 4 pairs of network cables and 8 wires. There are two standards for cable connectors, namely TIA/EIA568B and TIA/EIA568A. To make a crystal head, first of all, the card side faces down, the copper side faces up, and the opening side faces your body. The order from left to right is 12345678.

568b: 1, white orange, 2, orange, 3, white green, 4, blue, 5, white blue, 6, green, 7, white brown, 8, brown.

568a: 1, white green, 2, green, 3, white orange, 4, blue, 5, white blue, 6, orange, 7, white brown, 8, brown.

The module you bought is marked with colored blocks, A connection and B connection. First look at your original cable connector, whether it is A connection or B connection, and the connection mode of the module is the same. The module should be punched with a wire clamp, and you can't surf the Internet until the wire is connected properly. I suggest you find a computer expert to answer it for you.

Question 2: How to connect the network interface crystal head on the wall? Has the routing end made the crystal head? Did you disassemble your module? There are some colors in it. Just fix the corresponding color line in the slot! No, Dong, let me keep my privacy!

Or is the crystal head connecting the router not made? Do you have a cable clip? You can't do it without that thing!

Question 3: How to connect the cable socket (wall wire)? The wiring mode is: there is a wiring module behind the socket, which is marked with layer A and layer B respectively. If you have wiring tools, go directly to * * *. If not, you can peel off the network cable and use a screwdriver. The wiring method is: just insert eight wires on the corresponding color labels according to the color of the B layer, and if the other end is connected to the crystal head, the order is: orange, white, orange, green, white, blue, white and green.

Question 4: How to connect the cable socket on the wall? Just plug in the wire with a crystal head. If it is a single line, it should be connected with 7 of the corresponding color.

Question 5: How to connect the network cable interface on the wall? Just plug the network cable with the crystal head into the interface outside the interface and tap the network module with the network cable inside the interface. The module is also marked with a cable label, which can be tapped by cable.

Question 6: How to connect the network cable interface on the home improvement wall to the back of the network cable socket? Clip the core of the network cable corresponding to the chromatogram into the line sequence corresponding to the B chromatogram corresponding to the terminal, and the other end of the network cable is consistent with the line sequence of this terminal.

Question 7: Excuse me, how to connect such a wall line interface? Generally, it is according to the method of 586B, that is, mark the line B and press the line in the corresponding slot.

Question 8: There is a network cable interface on the wall. How to use it? 1。 First, borrow a wire table to test whether the network cable on the wall is connected properly.

2。 If connected, connect the network cable to the computer, set the address of the network card, and automatically obtain the IP.

3。 If you can't connect to the Internet in step 2, it means that the router at the other end of the network cable has set MAC to restrict Internet access.

If there is a problem in the third step, you can't surf the internet.

Question 9: I'll tell you how to connect the wires in the cable jack on the wall.

That interface is also 8-wire, and there are stickers on both sides of the interface to indicate the color to be connected to each interface. There are two schemes, A and B, which correspond to the 586A and 586B standards respectively.

If it is standard wiring, most of them are connected according to the 586B scheme, and a few of them use the 586A scheme.

Use special wire pliers for wiring, otherwise it will be very easy to loosen.

In addition, if the other end of the network cable in the wall is not connected to the switch correctly, it is useless to connect it here.

Question 10: How to connect the network cable interface on the wall? It's usually line B.

Standard 568A: green white-1, green -2, orange white -3, blue -4, blue white -5, orange -6, brown white -7 and brown white-8;

Standard 568B: orange white-1, orange white -2, green white -3, blue white -4, blue white -5, green -6, brown white -7 and brown white -8.