Dahua Cat 5 wiring.

[RainerT]

Hi,
Where can I find out the pin out for Dahua camera wiring? I was changing stuff and took a picture of it but my new keystone is different from the old one. Now I am stuck

 

[adamg]

The connections on the RJ45 connectors and cabling from your network switch to your port that the camera connects to are industry standard, nothing to do with Dahua.

 

[RainerT]

The connections on the RJ45 connectors and cabling from your network switch to your port that the camera connects to are industry standard, nothing to do with Dahua.

I am talking about the built in cable from the camera.

 

[TonyR]

I am talking about the built in cable from the camera.

Is there something wrong with the RJ-45 female connector on the cam's pigtail?
The camera pigtail likely has its on color code apart from T-568B, but it's possible a member here can help if you provide the model number.

 

[RainerT]

 

[RainerT]

I had to put a keystone.

 

[DsineR]

IPC-T5442T-ZE PoE Pinout Tip - For Broken Connector RJ45

I just wanted to make a post to help others in the future. Recently I damaged the end of my connector on IPC-T5442T-ZE Black Camera. Dahua IPC-T5442T-ZE uses the T568A pin out. Not the B more prevalent method here is US. Originally I had it wired like image IMG_9537.jpg (B). However camera...

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[RainerT]

So this is the One?

 

[TonyR]

So you don't know the model number of the camera?

 

[RainerT]

So you don't know the model number of the camera?

I do.
And that wiring worked
Thanks

 

[TonyR]

I do.
And that wiring worked
Thanks

Then tell US for God's sake, this is essentially the 3rd time I've asked...it may help someone else. Do you have something against that?
I'm glad you got your cam fixed, but this forum is not just about what YOU need!

 

[Flintstone61]

now he can cut the remaining 12 cams off the target house and sell them on Pirate Bay

 

[adamg]

Best practice would be to disconnect the RJ45 male (network cable) from the RJ45 female (camera harness) using the tab on the male RJ45 connector. This is preferable to cutting the camera harness, at least where I'm from.

 

[TonyR]

Best practice would be to disconnect the RJ45 male (network cable) from the RJ45 female (camera harness) using the tab on the male RJ45 connector. This is preferable to cutting the camera harness, at least where I'm from.

Did you see the picture of the pigtail?

If not, I'm thinkin' you missed @Flintstone61 's last, tongue-in-cheek comment....

 

[SpacemanSpiff]

Dang... who made that image?