6 types of network cable crystal head specific connection method

　　The connection of the crystal head of the six types of network cables needs to follow certain steps and precautions to ensure the stability and high speed of the network connection. The following are the specific connection steps:

　　Required tools and materials

　　Six types of crystal heads

　　Category 6 network cable

　　Stripper or wire clamp (with stripper function)

　　Bias pliers (for cutting excess wires and shielding layers)

　　Grey protective cover (optional, for protecting crystal head)

　　Second, the connection steps

　　Stripping:

　　Use a wire stripper or wire clamp to peel off about 4 cm of the outer skin at one end of the wire to expose the inner wire core. Avoid scratching the insulating layer of the inner wire core when stripping.

　　Remove the cross holder and cable:

　　Cut off the cross fixing frame and pull wire in the middle of the network cable, and straighten out the wire core. Note that the orange two-core wire is on the left, the green two-core wire is on the top, the blue two-core wire is on the bottom, and the brown two-core wire is on the right (sometimes the blue and green wires will change positions, the key is to see the cross fixing frame).

　　Finishing the core:

　　Untie the twisted pair to the root of the network cable and arrange it into a sequence of white orange, orange, white green, blue, white blue, green, white brown, and brown. Straighten the core, remove the excess core, and leave about 1.5 cm in length (about the length of half a thumbnail). Note that the line sequence cannot be changed, because the line sequence is the key to ensuring network performance.

　　Penetrating the crystal head:

　　Take a six-type crystal head with the tail down and insert the mesh cable into the crystal head. At this time, observe whether the wire sequence of the wire core is correct.

　　Plug in the network cable vigorously:

　　Insert the mesh cable into the crystal head with force, making sure that each wire core is pushed to the inner wall of the top of the crystal head. The outer protective wire of the mesh cable should be inserted into the crystal head about 0.5 cm.

　　Check the thread sequence and press the crystal head tightly.

　　Check whether the inner wire sequence of the crystal head is arranged correctly from the top. Then use network pliers to press the crystal head tightly to ensure that the wire core is in close contact with the crystal head. Control the force when pressing the wire to avoid crushing the crystal head or wire core.

　　Put on a protective cover (optional):

　　If additional protection is required, a grey protective cover can be applied after pressing the crystal head.

　　III. Precautions

　　The wire core must be straightened along the cross holder, otherwise the outer skin of the mesh cable may not be inserted into the crystal head.

　　In the process of stripping and threading, it is necessary to avoid scratching the insulating layer of the wire core, so as not to affect the signal tranSMission.

　　When pressing the crystal head, make sure that the wire core is in close contact with the crystal head without loosening. The force of the pressing line should be moderate to avoid crushing the crystal head or wire core.

　　Arrange the cores in a standard line sequence to ensure the stability and high speed of network performance.

　　Through the above steps and precautions, you can successfully connect the six types of network cables to the crystal head. The correct wiring method can not only ensure the stability and high speed of network performance, but also prolong the service life of the network cable and crystal head.