Will this work for testing an ethernet cable where one end is the in-wall jack and the other end is a RJ-45 connector?
2039661
Yes, transmitter & receiver have female insert for RJ45. Comes with a 6" patch cable to connect to in-wall jack, and either transmitter or receiver will connect to the end with RJ45 connector.
2039662
If you look closely at the pictures (or pictures of other testers that include multiple views) you'll see that the two units have female RJ45/RJ1X ports. So: -- If you're testing a single cable, you just plug each end of the cable into each unit. -- If you want to test, as you're asking, a cable with an RJ45 on one end and a wall jack on the other, you'll need a small patch cable to connect the wall jack to one of the units. -- If you want to test from wall jack to wall jack you'll need *two* short patch cables. If you look at the reviews/customer images for this unit, you'll see a (single) small patch cable *is* included. You can also just search Amazon for "6 inch ethernet patch cable" and you'll get a crap-ton of results to choose from.
1793649
The receiver is RJ-45 only. However, I have used a power line ethernet adapter and it works fine.
73184
It should if your cabling is in good shape. In order to test my coax cable I hooked up a VCR at one end and a TV at the other end of my cable run to see how well the signal would carry. The signal was a little fuzzy but at least I knew that I would that the signal strength would be sufficient for my needs. I,m receiving 100mbps via the coax
1980191
I don't see why not, they will show up as two separate com ports so if your wiring and configuration is correct you should be able to perform the test.
2044843
Yes. With this you can connect any Standard Ethernet Cord to the coupler on One end and connect a standard ethernet cord into the other end of the coupler to extend it.
1348675
It is positively RJ45. I just now looked at mine and verified the number of pin connectors (8) on the RJ45/Cat5 connector. Heck, I even went on BING and did an image search comparing RJ11 to RJ45 (in case I had a brain fart) and confirmed it there as well: It uses RJ45.
1986021
Hello, the coax function does work end to end. At the bottom of the tester is the remote probe you pull out. One side of the probe has a RJ-11 and RJ-45 connector, the other side is a small male F connector. I highly recommend also getting a F connector coupler for testing coax cables. Most of my coax connections I test are BNC, so I had to make a few converters for it to suit my needs. Hope this helps
380213
The length might work (best to measure) but buy a different cable, as this one is junk (not CAT5 inside)
1464587
This cable is for High speed Internet Connection. RJ45 connection to the network router or modem
670404
It would depend on the setup. It's a patch panel which is generally used to help organize your cat6 cable runs. Each port would allow you to punch down cat6 cable (without rj45 connectors) to the back. Unless you are referring to a coax connection for a modem, in that case it would not have a spot for that.
977679
I have not tried this configuration, but, this product acts like an ethernet cable using your home power. As long as the units identify themselves to each other, I think it might work.
906603
This will work with your internet/U-Verse Cable, but my cable wasn't long enough, so I had to get another cable and use the RJ45 to connect the two, is the reason I purchase RJ45Coupler. I google it and I believe it will work. Good Luck!
475332
Yes you can, select a data cable you need. Or couple an additional cable to the one provided. Just make sure it is data cable with RJ45 ends
519916
Yes. You need at lest two of these adapters. One to connect to the cable/dsl modem and introduce your ethernet signal to your Coax system, and a second or subsequent one to receive your ethernet signal and connect (via rj-45) you your computer.
1986022
Yes it works good is a great tester for data too. If you have ends on both side of the wire you will need a coax barrel for one side of your tester. You don't need it if is terminated on a wall plate
1721194
You can use any CAT5 or CAT6 cable as long as it has RJ-45 connectors... Same as any other ethernet cable.
2100939
Yes, both end of the coaxial cable will need a BNC male connector. Then you will plug the BNC male connector into the BNC female to RJ45 adapter going to the tester.