Hi,
I've got two RJ45 jacks connected by a long run of CAT5e, with the jacks wired 568A (but A vs. B shouldn't matter which for present purposes). If I want to run three voice lines over this, will I encounter problems if I run the 3rd line on pins 2 and 7, even though this doesn't correspond to a single twisted pair?
The deal is that I've got Cat5e jacks in a bunch of rooms, wired 568A. I want to be able to run 3-line voice over this, but I want to be able to plug a three-line phone plug directly into the Cat5e jacks, and, being
6-position, these plugs obviously require that the third line be on pins 2 and 7.Will there be crosstalk or other issues if I'm not running the third line on a single twisted pair? For that matter, what if I ran, in addition, a fourth line on pairs 1 and 8?
Thanks! David Gordon