Berker LAN Socket Connection: Steps for Properly Connecting Wires with Knife Clamps & Insulation

Hello

How to properly connect the wires to the socket as in the photo



I understand that there are knife clamps in the socket and you only need to push the wire in without stripping the insulation?

Hello
As you can see in the photo, you have colored contacts in the socket, you connect color to color and that's the whole philosophy.
It can be confusing that there are too many colors, but notice that you still have the letters A and B.
The colors on the upper part of the bar are for the T-568B connections and the lower ones for the T-568A, it is up to you which one you choose, the type of connections should be identical on both sides of the cable, although modern equipment will cope if you are not consistent.
greetings

As you can see, the colors are beyond the standards - UTP - it's best to take a multimert (light bulb with a battery, ohmmeter, buzzer) and set the cable connection to the standard you have in the network.

I will connect as Piotr suggests, according to the connections of T-568B.

Upper clamps order from left:
Brown
White-brown
White and blue
blue
green
white-green
orange
white-orange

Lower clamps from left:
Brown
White-brown
White and blue
blue
green
white-green
orange
white-orange

I think it should be OK

I set up category 5 sockets. On the other hand, I tightened the pins that will go to the switch. Wire pair connections checked with an inexpensive tester from the auction site. Everything Ok.
However, I have a problem with the additional socket that was supposed to be used as a telephone socket. Berker UAE 8-pole Cat.3
The socket looks like the picture, only it is single. In the upper part of the socket there are numbered terminals where the wires are tightened with screws. From right to left we have 1,2,3... to 8.





I installed all plugs and previous sockets in accordance with the T568B standard.



Here I also did so, connecting according to the diagram:



To clamp 1: white-orange, to clamp 2: orange, to clamp 3: white-green and so on.

The problem is that the tester does not light up when checking it as if there were no pairs connected. I think I connected the cables correctly? Maybe I am wrong and there is a mistake.
Now all I can think of is to ring the wires in the twisted pair and check for continuity.