Does it have an Ethernet category rating?Hi,i have s six core cable
Wikipedia is a helpful source of info.Are all the 8 wires used in a cat5e cable.??
the twisting of the pairs in the cat5/6 wiring is critical for reliable data transfer, it's not just a matter of having enough wires...
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They might be using that on analog cameras with baluns..not ip..The cable was given to buy my alarm installer who said this is what they use on cctv.
They might be using that on analog cameras with baluns..not ip..
no, its is not. Ethernet cable is twisted in a particular manner to prevent interference. For example, you will find several threads on this forum where users complain that their ethernet run is not working only to learn that the cable was not crimped to a 568 standard...even though the ends match up on both sides, it wont work. Even if it did work you will likely see more than usual levels of packet loss, which is not acceptable for ip cameras. Run a new cable.So does that mean the cable is not suitable to use with ip cameras.
no, its is not. Ethernet cable is twisted in a particular manner to prevent interference. For example, you will find several threads on this forum where users complain that their ethernet run is not working only to learn that the cable was not crimped to a 568 standard...even though the ends match up on both sides, it wont work. Even if it did work you will likely see more than usual levels of packet loss, which is not acceptable for ip cameras. Run a new cable.