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Thank you for the correction Jimbo.

I beleive 12" is a standard distance to keep. However, it is advisable to keep as large a distance as possible between Cat-5 and 240v cabling. If Cat-5 and 240v do come into contact then the Cat-5 should pass directly across the 240v. Do not run Cat-5 parallel with 240v cabling at close...

As an addition to the evidence against the moron who wrote these specs on terminating the jack, the brown pair is generally not used in either voice or data. The only time I have seen the brown pair used is for a 48v supply to a 8434DX handset on a Definity G3r PBX.

mufka, is that a typo on your post or do you really have a Cat-5 link at 225 feet. That must run like a three legged dog. Cat-5 should not be used if lengths exceed 100 mtrs (this length includes patch cords, line cords etc) I would suggest asscertaining a Fluke tester to test the actual speed...

J, forget this FAC business. Set-up a dummy agent login ID (eg 10000) with a dummy skill assigned (eg100). In the relevant vrt add a step b4 Time Of Day to bypass TOD steps if agent ID 10000 is logged in, as below: If available agents in skill 100 >0 goto step ** unconditionally. You can then...