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Question by sexystudmuffin420
Submitted on 6/24/2004
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i got a few questions about cabling, whats the diference between a cmr and a cmp? what is a plenum cable used for? what is the wiring pinout for 568b, how do u make a cross over cable, what pins does ethernet 10bs uses? difference between UTP category 3 and 5, horizontal cable and traditional color?


Answer by wzrdman
Submitted on 11/1/2004
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CMR  Riser type Cabling
CMP  Plenum Rated Horizontal Cabling. Used in areas where Air may be used for ventilation such as areas above false ceilings.

 

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