Philosophical question: Why are modular analog station telephone cables wired in reverse? One modular connector is wired straight and the other is wired in reverse. e.g. 1-6, 2-5, 3-4, 4-3, 5-2, 6-1
I do have the answer. It had to be inferred and not directly search-able which makes the question interesting?
Why would you want a straight wired modular to modular cable? I'll leave this more open, but still telephony related.
Analog telephones of the modern ERA are generally not polarity sensitive.
I never thought about why until recently.
I do have the answer. It had to be inferred and not directly search-able which makes the question interesting?
Why would you want a straight wired modular to modular cable? I'll leave this more open, but still telephony related.
Analog telephones of the modern ERA are generally not polarity sensitive.
I never thought about why until recently.