We are expanding the layout and have to relocate the AIU, but we need a longer connecting jack to go from the AIU to the TIU, does anyone know what kind of cable I need?
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Yes, I do. Participated in a thread where the poster was somewhat confused. In the answers proposed, there was a source for the long crossover cable that you need.
I hope that helps.
Originally Posted by Moonman:
Yes, I do. I participated in a thread where the poster was somewhat confused. In the answers proposed, there was a source for the long crossover cable that you need. 6-conductor crossover wired telephone cable.
The link for the cable 25ft cable
The link for the whole page various lengths
I hope that helps.
The description of that cable is conflicted. In some places it specifies 6 conductors, but several times it mentions only four. I'd verify it's really a six conductor cable before ordering, because a four conductor cable won't work.
For instance...
heavy-duty polycarbonate 6 position4 conductor connector, this Modular Telephone Cable will be working just like new years down the road.
and...
Four 28 AWG Copper Conductors
I purchased my 6 conductor cable at Home Depot. It came in a few different lengths. Not a common cable type, but you can still find it. May also be available at an electronics store.
Joe K
Originally Posted by gunrunnerjohn:
The description of that cable is conflicted. In some places it specifies 6 conductors, but several times it mentions only four. I'd verify it's really a six conductor cable before ordering, because a four conductor cable won't work.
For instance...
heavy-duty polycarbonate 6 position4 conductor connector, this Modular Telephone Cable will be working just like new years down the road.
and...
Four 28 AWG Copper Conductors
John,
They were the links that you provided in the referenced thread. Therefore, I was comfortable posting them.
Thanks for the clarification.
Oops. Hopefully, the other half of the description where it says it's a 6 conductor cable is correct. 
