RJS Flashcards
RJ stands for
Registered jack
It is a standard format of the telecommunication network interface used for connecting voice and data equipment.
Registered jack
Types Of RJ (Registered Jack) -
RJ-11
RJ-11w
RJ-14
RJ-21
RJ-25
RJ-45
RJ-48
RJ-61
This is a 4-wire or 6-wire telephone-type connector (Registered Jack) that connects telephone lines with wall plates.
RJ-11
w stands for
wall mount
This one is an extended version of RJ-11 and is used with wall mount functionalities by establishing a bridged connection for one telephone line.
RJ-11w
This one is similar to RJ-11, but created for two lines and four lines respectively.
RJ-14
This registered jack was designed with 50 conductors to implement 25 lines at a time. These are used in network areas with multiple switches and devices.
RJ-21
This registered jack’s compatibility is too high and is often used for three telephones lines.
RJ-25
ISP MEANS
Internet service providers
This one is the best suited registered jack that has the ability to make the connection
RJ-45
UTP MEANS
Unshielded twisted-pair
STP MEANS
Shielded twisted-pair
This jack is one of the best-registered jacks that use the same jack as RJ-45 but uses different types of pinning,
RJ-48
This one is also similar to RJ-11, but used for termination of twisted-pair cables and uses an eight-pin modular connector.
RJ-61