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listo
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Mon May 16, 2005 1:58 pm
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cvmoreau wrote:
Sorry to hear that. That pair has to terminate somewhere. If you could locate the where, you could tie each together and you'd be set. It's possible, of course, that that "where" is not accessible to you.
Do you mean if I can find where it terminates than I can "twist" the green and green/white that I was using together to bridge it?
Then all the other jacks would work?
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listo wrote:
Do you mean if I can find where it terminates than I can "twist" the green and green/white that I was using together to bridge it?
Then all the other jacks would work?
Exactly. Twist all the green wires together, and put tape or wire nut on them, and then do the same with the green/white wires.
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