Cara mengkrimping kabel UTP ( kabel Lan ) | straight , cross , rollover dan DOUBLE KONEKSI
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Introduction
This tutorial will guide you through the process of crimping UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) cables, including straight, cross, rollover, and double connections. Understanding how to properly crimp cables is essential for establishing reliable network connections. This guide will help you create the right types of cables for various networking needs.
Step 1: Gather Your Tools
Before you start crimping, make sure you have the following tools and materials:
- UTP cable (Cat 5e, Cat 6, etc.)
- RJ-45 connectors
- Cable stripper
- Crimping tool
- Scissors
- Network tester (optional but recommended)
Step 2: Prepare the Cable
Follow these steps to prepare your UTP cable for crimping:
- Measure the Length: Determine the length of cable needed.
- Strip the Jacket:
- Use the cable stripper to remove about 1-2 inches of the outer jacket at each end of the cable.
- Be careful not to cut into the internal wires.
- Untwist the Pairs:
- Carefully untwist the wire pairs, keeping them as straight as possible.
Step 3: Arrange the Wires for Straight Connection
For a straight-through connection, arrange the wires in the following order, starting from the left with the clip facing you:
- White with orange stripes
- Orange
- White with green stripes
- Blue
- White with blue stripes
- Green
- White with brown stripes
- Brown
Step 4: Crimp the Connector
- Insert Wires: Push the arranged wires into the RJ-45 connector until they reach the end.
- Crimp: Use the crimping tool to secure the connector onto the cable. Ensure you apply firm pressure.
- Repeat: Perform the same steps for the other end of the cable.
Step 5: Create a Cross Connection
For a crossover connection, use the following wire arrangement:
- White with green stripes
- Green
- White with orange stripes
- Orange
- White with blue stripes
- Blue
- White with brown stripes
- Brown
Follow the same crimping process as above.
Step 6: Make a Rollover Connection
Rollover connections are typically used for console cables. The wiring order is reversed:
- Brown
- White with brown stripes
- Blue
- White with blue stripes
- Green
- White with green stripes
- Orange
- White with orange stripes
Crimp as previously described.
Step 7: Create a Double Connection
To create a double connection (two connections in one cable), you will need to separate the wires for each connection:
- Use two sets of wires from the UTP cable to arrange for two RJ-45 connectors.
- Follow the appropriate arrangements for straight or crossover connections as needed.
- Crimp both connectors following the same steps above.
Conclusion
You've now learned how to crimp UTP cables for various types of connections, including straight, crossover, rollover, and double connections. Always use a network tester to verify that your cables are functioning correctly before putting them into use. With these skills, you can create reliable network connections tailored to your specific needs. Happy crimping!