HOW TO | Punch Down a CAT5E Keystone Jack

Short video clip showing how to punch down a CAT5E UTP cable onto a CAT5E Keystone Jack. Keep in mind that for Voice/Data applications we use the standard T568B and simply match the wire colors to the T568B color patterns on the jack itself. Always be sure to punch straight down onto jack, sometimes contractors have a tendency to slightly shift the tool on an angle (usually because of rushing) which can cause damage to the jack.
Be sure to remove any uncut wires from the sides of the jack by using a circular motion to break wire off the jack (in case tool didn't cut during the punch). After a few of these you'll be a pro!! Thanks for watching! @AbitronixLLC

[hquiroga]

thank you guys!!! I didn´t remember it and you made it cristal clear

[salaheamean]

my God thanks alot man. I suffered doing it but now thanks no more

[MisterFloppyJackson]

I am wiring up a keystone jack but my ethernet cable does not have twisted pairs, when I punch down the leads, the connector does not work, I have checked to make sure that it is configured correctly, my only guess is that it is using the other wiring config, what are the colour codes for that wiring config, T568A

[hanialbarni]

what is the purpose of using this connection line ?

[Howcast]

Could you please help me with my punch down tool, it's like yours but green and by Commercial Electric. But, I can't seem to get the dial from lo impact, to hi impact, any thoughts on how I can move it over to hi?

[gervaisfillion]

where can we found this connector he is using? 
on Ebay???

[Mjlanier]

who im i suppose to check with in order to use 568A or 568B? also i dont have a punch down tool there another way to use the jack without a tool