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    Helping out my wife's job repairing some cameras...AXIS M3006-V

    s h i t! that's a great fall back idea :)
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    Helping out my wife's job repairing some cameras...AXIS M3006-V

    thanks, I am going to give it a try found it on amazon same brand but with a new tool to hold the blade. that definitely looks a lot smaller. I can definitely see that they only pushed it into the block and then cut the ends manually.
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    Helping out my wife's job repairing some cameras...AXIS M3006-V

    I'm seeing on Vivint posts elsewhere that they recommend tiny needle nose pliers and a small flat head to push theirs in or to use a plastic tip punch down tool but they say that vivant uses proprietary tools.
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    Helping out my wife's job repairing some cameras...AXIS M3006-V

    ok so I got started after my spool and pass through RJ45 ends arrived (man those are awesome) and immediately realized that a 66 or 110 punch down tool is completely gigantic to the amount of room to punch down the new 2m wires I am providing. Anyone have an idea on the terminology for the...
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    Helping out my wife's job repairing some cameras...AXIS M3006-V

    Yeah I definitely agree, seeing the pinout diagram is awesome, that makes it sooo much easier. searching amazon I see my old crimping and punch down tools from 20 years ago are so antiquated lol. time to upgrade. I planned on running some cat cables for my new to me house anyways. Thanks...
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    Helping out my wife's job repairing some cameras...AXIS M3006-V

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    Helping out my wife's job repairing some cameras...AXIS M3006-V

    So my wife's job in a super small town is getting more cameras from another branch that shut down. Their maintenance technician cut the attached network cables and the company they use to hook the cameras up said the 1 inch end isn't what they can work with. I know they are POE RJ-45. Anyone...
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