[SOLVED] Cat5e keystone wiring issue

[Brad_allyn]

Hello I have a cat5e plug in my master bedroom and located the corresponding non terminated cable in my structured wiring box. I dont have much experience in terminating cables, and have 0 experience in keystones. However, I cant find a diagram to the keystone wiring which matches what is currently wired in my keystone. Can someone help me in matching the color order needed to crimp a plug and terminate the cable so I can attach to my switch? Thanks!

Keystone wiring pics

 

[Obiwancanabi]

each of those points will/should have a number, might be on the side, but as long as those wires match the same on both ends it doesnt matter what colour the strands you use you will end up with a straight connection. your best bet at the other end is to get another keystone and wire it up identically but theres no reason why you cant get an easy fit plug and wire it like below, but again double check the original keystone is wired correct, the plugs and sockets are easy enough to connect, socket ends it just pushes in with a screwdriver if you get close to the retention points and push firm the wire bites in stripping itself as much as it needs and you can get some easy fit RJ45's that just snap down once you got all the wires set,

ah i scrolled past the first pic, didnt see there was more, thats a weird way to put it, the way its labelled up is confusing, they are generally just numbered 1-8. most of the time moulded into the plastic, the other side should show the other numbers so 4 5 8 7? im not sure why that one side has 2 layouts, unless it expects you to wire it crossover inside the wall. easiest thing to do is to terminate it to another box/socket/keystone numbered and coloured the same both ends and just use a normal pre built wire from appliance to the wall

ur socket looks wired up wrong to me, the first 2 should be swapped round the square is the solid colour wire and the circle represents the striped colour, it should match the colours on the side, but as long as you know and match things you will be fine, it will just be the next chump who doesnt check that will curse for hours lol from what i can see your solid orange is wired as 1, banded orange is 2, the rest all match up to the diagram below

 

[kanewolf]

Your keystone picture, to me, looks like they got the orange and white-orange backward. It seems like they were trying to follow the "B" standard. And that solid colors are represented by the colored square on the keystone. It does not look like they correctly followed the color code.

 

[SamirD]

I would just wire it up identical to what you have on the other side, so it's essentially a straight through wire and it should work.