I AM BUILDING A NEW HOME AND WAS TOLD THAT CAT 5 WIRE IS BEST IF I WILL HAVE TV S ,TELEPHONES AND COMPUTER

double posted but missing this Cat 3126

this post is impossible to answer lacks all key facts
a motor home class A"????????? you said pusher i
or did you mean a BUS (school or otherwise)

1: is engine and coach all factory stock and origional
2; what causes this wire missing thing.? the $64,000 question.

BUS/ MotOR home brand not told
engine size not told

I guess he charging wires to RV chassis deep dishcharger batteries are missing and the DIODE block too??
altenator out does that on the alternator big red wire 6gauge up.
ALT>>>> OUT?>>>(ANODE END) DIODE BLOCKER.>>> RV BATTERY BANK.
THE DIODE BLOCK KEEPS DIESEL STARTER FOR KILLING DEAD THE RV BANK.
ON SOME RV (BETTER) WE HAVE HUGE 100AMPS SWITCH THAT SHORTS THE DIODE BLOCK TO ALLOW EMERGANCY CRANKING
OR IN LEU OF BATTERY BLOCK A SMART CONTROLLER.

not TOLD does the rig run at all on the road now ,safely
if yes any RV center to do this.

Any codes???

The screen is cracked internally, there are glass layers under the top plastic film. You could get the screen replaced but might be as cheap to buy a new TV.

I think you need an extra cat-5 wire.

1.
Plug one CAT-5 LAN cable into the port labeled WAN on Linksys then the other end into the cable Modem where your PC is normally

2.
now take a separate Cat-5 LAN cable adn plug it into port 1 on the linksys - the other end into your PC NIC

3.
Power cycle Cable Modem (remove battery), linksys, PC this will clear the MAC addresses

4.
turn on modem, linksys then pc

5.
loging to windows - open IE on address bar type 192.168.1.1 - this should be the default address of your router (unless you've changed your subnet) in which case I recommend you factory default the route and use default settings. after typing teh 192.1386.1.1 you should see the linksys login

6.
Now try yahoo.com in IE, the routers factory setting for DHCP should work fine without any end user programming from you.

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Hi mcdevitta,

I know that the internet will need to use a cat 5, but I don't think a phone will work on a cat 5 wire. A phone wire is a modular 4 wire cord, Now if you purchase VOIP type phones then yes you only need a cat5.

Good Luck,

Mark

well i think u have to get a new wireless router because the router u r using right now is an adsl router u cannot use that router for this perpose because this router does not have an ethernet WAN port. the WAN port available on the back of this router is for telephone line. i'll suggest to get a new router. try to get linksys router because linksys router r more flexible.

Hi!
You can connect them together via an ethernet cable, but that cable needs to be an cat 5 crosstalk cable.

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Nic

CAT-5 is rated to 100M with 24 gauge wire
CAT-6 and CAT6e is rated to 550M with 23 gauge wire

But as a note .. Cat 6 really has not been been approved and has no definitive specs yet .. Use Cat5e

Okay check the cable of the xbox make sure its not broken or KINKED could have a broken wire somewhere make sure the wire work try the wire on a computer to see if it gets an IP.
Check the connector too, make sure none of the wire are lossen up, if so then replace the connectors or buy a new wire. make sure its Cat 5 or Cat 5E. doesnt have to be cat 6. thats overkill.

if its wireless then check if your router has WEP or WAP enabled, then you have to get the Key to get into the router, and make sure the SSID of the router is correct.

Hope this helps

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I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_92c86cbc79e9b552

I know this is an old thread, but for the sake of helping someone else in the future, I just got off the phone with the Phillips Help Desk and this is the way they told me to wire it up the RJ-11 & RJ-45 combo jack I bought (PH60037):

• RJ-45
• Jack colors - CAT 5e
• Blue - white/orange
• Orange - Orange
• Black - white/green
• Red - Blue
• Green - white/blue
• Yellow - Green
• Brown - white/brown
• White - brown
• 
  
  RJ-11
• White - white/green
• Black - white/orange
• Red - blue
• Green - blue/white
• Yellow - orange
• Blue - green

He said it was the standard configuration used by the phone companies for some time.
Phillips Help Desk # for phones/PCs (800-233-8412)
Hope that helps someone else down the road.

Thomas