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in a previous video I showed you how to make a wiring harness for your tortoise
which with this connector here and this terminal block right here and in that
video I talked about using a cat5 cable to run that back to your control panel
so that's what we're gonna do today I'm going to show you how to use a rj45 wall
jack on there so you could run your cat5 cable back to your control panel to
operate your tortoise switch machines or even your cobalt switch machines if you
want to do it that way you can also hook up a cat5 cable to any other thing so
let's get going with that right now i'm Tom Kvichak and this is Toms Trains
and Things this channel was created to help other modelers who are in need of
guidance in pursuing their dream of building a model railroad we're going to
talk about some cat 5 cable today we're gonna hook it up on our harness right
here what I use before on my project was 4 twisted pairs telephone station wire
we could use cat 5 cable also on this because it's eight conductor it just has
different wire colors on there now my old station wire has all solid colors on
there on the cat 5 cable you have a solid color and a white with a tracer of
that color so we'll show you how to hook up the connectors and we'll test it and
we'll do it on a short piece of cat 5 cable and we'll do it on a 25-foot or
longer piece of cat 5 cable to see if we have any voltage drop or performance
issues on the longer cable since I'm using two different types of cables on
there on my the cable that I'm normally using is solid colors so I have white
yellow green red orange brown blue and black going from pins one through eight
and up here this is the configuration of
rj45 so the pinout on here is 5 4 3 6 on one side and 1 2 7
8 on the other side so what I'm gonna do is put the white yellow blue black
orange red green and brown on it like that so it's a good idea to make up a
little chart for you this is how the wires are going to go so I'll just place
this right here like that and we're just going to drop these wires in here
I'm just gonna push them in like this and then I have a little tool that I
could push them down a little bit further so this is orange on this side
red
green and brown so now that we got them in there most of the times when you get
this you're going to come and get a tool like this and what you do is you just
push each one of these down like that okay and then I'll put this up here and
where you can see it a little bit closer you take this and put this in the slot
and just push this down on the wire so the wire goes go all the way down in the
slot and there's blades in there that makes contact and strips the insulation
and makes contact with the wire just like that and then what you do now is
just take your diagonal pliers and just snip off the excess and what I'm gonna
do is just go again and just push it down in there just to make sure one
whole eight wires and now all we have to do is work on the other side put the
weight in there and make sure you got wires long enough
and we got them and what I'll do is just measure these the yellow goes over here
and I'll do the rest of these off-camera so you don't have to watch me stripping
and doing this to all the wires on here all right there's the finished product
right there I got all the wires in there on my terminal strip now if I didn't
have this terminal strip already I would have just taken this wall connector and
connected it right to here but since I'm going to be testing it and I'm going to
be putting the meter on here that's why I still have it on the strip I stripped
both ends of the wire I took about ang and a half to two inches so you could
see that they are four twisted pairs you get two blue two brown orange and a
green and on this side over here I separated them now you're always going
to have the brown and the white and brown on the one end and then the blue
and the blue the white and blue in the center now there's two different types
of connector connections there's a 568a and a 568b
and the ones all the ones that I've seen use the B color code so what I'm going
to do here I'm going to cut off all but about a half an inch and then try to
straighten these out a little bit and put it on this connector here and when
you put it on the connector you're using this side here where you see all the
pins on it not the part where the clip is you want to put it on like this what
I do on here is I cut them down to about a half an inch and try to get them as
straight as possible now I'm not going to remove my thumb here because that'll
get them out of order so turn this around
and it should fit in right there and what I do before I crimp it I go and I
make sure so I should have orange tracer orange green tracer blue blue tracer
green Brown tracer in brown okay so now I got all of them in the correct place
and you can see on the crimping tool this is four six conductor and that
one's for eight conductor so you see this side right here it's worth you
crimp down on and you could see the little teeth that come up and press it
down on the pins in there so you got it inserted and you squeeze it clicks and
you release it so there's the other one and I'll do the the other side of it all
right and I have the same thing on the opposite side just to double-check it
all the wires in place and flat and I straighten them out as much as possible
and stick it up in there as far as it'll go
stick the cable in there make sure it's in push on the cable and squeeze down on
it okay and trying to get the little clip
on there so we have us a long cable I'm not sure how long this is but I'll
measure it and we'll use this for testing a long distance on the layout to
see if we have any problems with the switch machines functioning I want to
give you an example of the differences in these connectors this one the pin you
know the way that you push your PIN your wires in to that for
the pins this one is arranged to one three five and this one is one two three
six so you have to pay close attention to what you're doing when you're doing
that even though these are probably the same manufacturer
they changed the position of the wires in the back where you push them in I'm
going to take a really old patch cable and this one's about a estimate this
about five five foot long no good so I'm just going to clip the ends off of it
and use this for my wall socket here I have the other one made up I didn't cut
the last four off of it they come in a strip of twelve so I have four extra
ones on there but I'm just going to go down the line to make sure that we have
a good connection I have a new connector here a new connector here this is a
patch cable that I got okay here's the cable that I just made up that's plugged
in here and on that terminal board right here so we're just going to go down the
line and check for continuity and what I'll do is I'll put on audible one there
we go first one second one three four oops five six seven and eight now if
you're going to be making up cables it would be a good idea to put make up a
test piece like this with terminal strips on each side so all you have to
do is the cables that you're making up that you could test them on there to
make sure that your wiring is good on there
now we could test out the switch machines we're going to test this out I
have it hooked up to 12 volts I have my terminal strip right here I have this is
approximately a six foot cable right here and we're going to test it out
first with just to make sure that the switch machine works okay now what I'm
going to do is I'm going to put the longer cable on there that I just made
up now I have it hooked up to this cable right here now that's a lot of resistor
resistance going through 24 gauge wire so let's see how this functions and it
still looks pretty good so what I'm going to do is I'm going to put the
meter on over here eleven point eight six now let me put it over here on here
through twenty five or 230 foot eleven point eight three so we lost about three
hundredths of a volt on there okay then switch this over and it's just going to
change to a minus eleven point eight three and you could see while its
operating it went back up to eleven point eight six and drop down to eleven
eleven point eight to here now let's see it what it does close up now this is
right at the power source right behind the switch so we're starting out at
eleven point eight six and we'll see what happens when we operate so it goes
up about one one-hundredth to 11.8 seven but that
is pretty good we didn't we didn't lose that much voltage so I'm satisfied with
that if you like what you see here and you are learning from the videos that I
produce here go ahead on over to my patreon page where you can pledge as
little as one dollar so you can help out in my efforts to produce more videos to
teach you about beginning your model railroad so thank you very much well I'm
totally satisfied with the results of this test today using the cat 5 cable
the cable that I made up if we could just get a manufacturer to make a
breakout board where we could put one of these connectors on here and have a wall
jack on the other side that would be wonderful
that way all we'd have to do is plug it in and plug a cat5 cable in there that
we make and run it to our control panel and that's what I am going to do on my
layout because this test that I did was successful that's the main reason that I
wanted to see if we would have any problem with the tortoise which machine
running it through a long length of cat 5 cable the cobalt classic Omega now
what did they do they added another pin on it for your signaling so that has
nine pins on it now a cat5 cable only has eight so you wouldn't be able to do
it on this version of the cobalt classic Omega on the original one you would
because there's eight pins on there that as far as this one here you wouldn't be
able to use pin number three which they have as a signaling pin so there you go
from the test and a little demonstration and I did today making up the cat 5
cables and the other end with the wall socket on there I hope you really learn
something on it I did and I am satisfied with the test that I did today on there
Oh about a month or two ago they started the Amazon influencer they opened it up
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little bit later on about my own merchandise my own t-shirts so We'll see Ya
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