Thank you Jim! This is an awesome reference tool.
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President
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MSI Detective Services
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James M. Atkinson wrote:
> RJ (Registered Jack) Reference Guide
> USOC No. Description Typical Application
> RJ11W(Wall)
> RJ11C Bridged configurations other than data; single line
> connections; bridged T/R; 6 position jack Single line non-key
> telephone, ancillary devices, PBXS and key telephone systems.
> RJ12W(Wall)
> RJ12C Bridged T/R ahead of the line circuit of a key telephone system
> with A/A1; 6 position jack. Single line non-key telephone sets and
> ancillary devices connected to a key system where registered terminal
> equipment is not compatible with electrical characteristics of tip
> and ring behind line circuit.
> RJ13W(Wall)
> RJ13C Bridged T/R behind the line circuit of a key telephone system
> with A/A1; 6 position jack. Single line non-key telephone sets and
> ancillary devices connected to a key system.
> RJ14W(Wall)
> RJ14C Two line bridged T/R; 6 position jack. Two line non-key
> telephone sets and ancillary devices.
> RJ15C Bridged T/R; 3 position weatherproof jack. Providing telephone
> service to boats in marinas.
> RJ16X Bridged tip and ring with mode Indication to A Series
> Connection ahead of bridged connector; 6 position jack. 9dBM (Data
> equipment with MI (mode indication) and MIC (mode indication common) leads.
> RJ17C Single line bridged tip and ring leads. Tip and ring appear on
> pins 1 and 6 rather than 3 and 4. Positions 2, 3, 4 and 5 are not
> equipped with contacts, 6 position jack. Special non-key telephone
> set or certain hospital ancillary equipment in hospital critical care areas.
> RJ18C A bridged connection of single line tip and ring with
> make-busy leads MB/MB1. 6 position jack. When the registered
> equipment provides a contact closure between the MB and MBI leads, a
> make busy indication is transmitted to the network equipment busying
> out the line from further incoming calls.
> RJ19C Bridged tip and ring behind key telephone Line Circuit plus A,
> A1 and Make Busy Control. 6 position jack. When the registered
> equipment provides a contact closure between the MB and MBI leads, a
> make busy indication is transmitted to the network equipment busying
> out the line from further incoming calls.
> RJ21X Multiple line; up to 25 bridged T/R; 50 position jack. Traffic
> data recording equipment.
> RJ22X Multi-line: up to 12 bridged T/R ahead of the line circuit of a
> key telephone system with A/A1 connection; 50 position jack. 2 to 12
> ancillary devices connected to a key system at one location where
> registered terminal equipment is not compatible with electrical
> characteristics of tip and ring behind the line circuit.
> RJ23X Multi-line: up to 12 bridged T/R behind the line circuit of a
> key telephone system with A/A1 connections; 50 position jack. 2 to 12
> ancillary devices connected to a key system at one location.
> RJ24X Multi-line: up to 5 bridged T/R behind the line circuit of a
> key telephone system. This arrangement has the same wiring
> arrangement as a standard 5 line key telephone set. Ancillary devices
> connected to a key system such as 5 line conferencing devices.
> RJ2MB Multi-line bridge tip ending with make busy indication. 2 to 12
> non-key telephone and ancillary devices connected directly to c.o.
> lines with make busy requirement.
> RJ25C Up to three lines bridged connection 6-position jack. Three
> line non-key telephone sets, ancillary devices, including message
> registration, automatic identification, outward dialing, and
> off-premise station.
> RJ26X Data: bridged T/R; 50 position ribbon jack, programmed.
> Universal jack for fixed loss loop (FLL) or programmed (P) types of
> data equipment.
> RJ27X Bridged T/R; 50 position ribbon jack, programmed. Programmed
> jack for programmed (P) types of data equipment.
> RJ31M Multi-line: up to 8 position series jacks. Multiple series T/R
> ahead of all station equipment (reference section 68.502 (b)(1).FCC).
> RJ31X Series T/R ahead of all station equipment; 8 position series
> jack. Alarm reporting devices.
> RJ32M Multi-line: up to 8 position series jack. Multiple series T/R
> at station (reference section 68.502 (b)(3).FCC)
> RJ32X Series T/R at station; 8 position series jack. Series ancillary
> devices such as such as automatic dialers. Single line sets with exclusion.
> RJ33M Multi-line: up to 8 position series jacks. Multiple series T/R
> behind the line circuits leading to one key telephone system with
> A/A1 (reference section 68.502 (b) (3). FCC)
> RJ33X Series T/R ahead of the line circuit of a key telephone system
> with A/A1; 8 position series jack. Series ancillary devices connected
> to a key system where registered terminal equipment is not compatible
> with electrical characteristics of tip and ring behind line circuit.
> RJ34M Multi-line: up to 8 position series jacks. Multiple series T/R
> behind the line circuits of a key telephone system with A/A1
> (reference section 68.502 (b)(4). FCC)
> RJ34X Series T/R behind the line circuit of a key telephone system
> with A/A1; 8 position series jack. A single line set with exclusion
> or series ancillary device connected to a key system. This
> arrangement is preferred to arrangement shown in subsection (b) (3). FCC
> RJ35M Multi-line: up to 8 position series jacks. Multiple series T/R
> behind the line circuits leading to one key telephone station
> instrument of a key telephone system, with A/A1.
> RJ35X Series T/R at key telephone station, behind station pickup key
> with A/A1; 8 position series jack. Series ancillary devices connected
> to key telephone set.
> RJ36X Series T/R with mode indication signal; 6 position jack. Mode
> indication (exclusion key) telephone set in series with data jack.
> Customer shall specify whether a closure or open shall indicate
> "exclusion" mode.
> RJ37X Series T/R on first line and bridged T/R on second line; 8
> position series jack. Two line telephones with exclusion on one line.
> RJ38X Series connection identical to RJ31X. Strap provides a
> continuity circuit between 2 and 7, which is used as an indication
> that the plug of the equipment is engaged with the jack strap
> provided by telephone company. Registered alarm dialers.
> RJ41M Data: multiple bridged T/R; 8 position keyed data jack,
> universal. Multiple installations of fixed loss loop or programmed
> types of data equipment.
> RJ41S Data: bridged T/R; 8 position keyed data jack, universal.
> Universal jack for fixed loss loop (FLL) or programmed (P) types of
> data equipment
> RJ42S Data: multiple tip and ring, A and A1. Tip and ring ahead of
> line circuit; 8 position keyed data jack. Universal jack for FLL or
> Programmed (P) types of data equipment connected to a key system
> where the registered terminal equipment is not compatible with
> electrical characteristics of tip and ring behind the line circuit.
> RJ42M Data: multiple tip and ring connected ahead of the line
> circuit, 8 position keyed data jack. Multiple installations of fixed
> loss loop or programmed types of data equipment.
> RJ43S Data: multiple tip and ring A/A1. Tip and ring behind line
> circuit; 8 position keyed data jack. Universal jack for FLL or
> Programmed types of data equipment connected to a key system.
> RJ43M Data: multiple tip and ring A/A1 tip and ring behind line
> circuit; 8 position keyed data jack. Multiple installation of FLL or
> P data equipment.
> RJ45M Data: multiple bridged T/R; 8 position keyed data jack.
> Multiple installations of programmed types of data equipment.
> RJ45S Data: bridged T/R; 8 position keyed data jack, programmed.
> Programmed data equipment.
> RJ46S Data: Single Line bridged tip and ring, A/A1 tip and ring ahead
> of line circuit; 8 position keyed. Programmed data equipment
> connected to a key system where the registered terminal equipment is
> not compatible with electrical characteristics of tip and ring ahead
> line circuit.
> RJ46M Same as RJ46S only in Multiple Mounting arrangements bridged
> tip and ring with or without A/A1. Programmed data equipment
> connected to a key system.
> RJ47M Data same as RJ47S only in multiple mounting arrangements.
> Programmed data equipment connected to a key system.
> RJ47S Data: single line bridged tip and ring. A/A1 tip and ring
> behind line circuit; 8 position keyed. Programmed data equipment
> connected to a key system where the registered terminal equipment is
> not compatible with electrical characteristics of tip and ring behind
> line circuit.
> RJ48C 8 position digital services jack. Network connection for ISDN
> terminal equipment using 1.544 Mbps.
> RJ48M 50 position miniature ribbon connector for digital services.
> Multi-line (8 T&R, 8 T1 R1) connections for terminal equipment using
> 1.544 Mbps.
> RJ48S 8 position keyed digital services jack. Network connection for
> local area data channels and/or sub-rate digital services.
> RJ48T 50 position miniature ribbon connector. Multi-line network
> connection for local area data channels and/or sub-rate digital services.
> RJ48X 8 position digital services jack with shorting bars. Network
> connection for ISDN terminal equipment using 1.544 Mbps.
> RJM2X Wall or rack mounting enclosure for use with multiple lines of
> data and voice blocks and adapters.
> RJ51X Data: bridged T/R with A/A1 and Mode Indication; 50 position
> ribbon jack, universal; T/R connected ahead of the line circuit.
> Universal jack for fixed loss loop (FLL) or programmed (P) types of
> data equipment requiring both Mode Indication function and A/A1
> connections to a key telephone system. This configuration will
> normally be used in conjunction with RJ36X series configuration.
> RJ52X Data: bridged T/R with A/A1 and Mode Indication; 50 position
> ribbon jack, programmed; T/R connected ahead of the line circuit.
> Universal jack for fixed loss loop (FLL) or programmed (p) types of
> data equipment requiring both Mode Indication function and A/A1
> connections to a key telephone system. This configuration will
> normally be used in conjunction with RJ36X series configuration.
> RJ53X Data: bridged T/R with A/A1 and Mode Indication; 50 position
> ribbon jack, programmed; T/R connected ahead of the line circuit.
> Programmed jack for programmed (P) types of data equipment requiring
> both Mode Indication function and A/A1 connections to a key telephone
> system. This configuration will normally be used in conjunction with
> RJ36X series configuration.
> RJ54X Data: bridged T/R with A/A1 and Mode Indication; 50 position
> ribbon jack, programmed; T/R connected ahead of the line circuit.
> Programmed jack for programmed (P) types of data equipment requiring
> both Mode Indication function and A/A1 connections to a key telephone
> system. This configuration will normally be used in conjunction with
> RJ36X series configuration.
> RJ71A 8 position jack.
> RJ71M 50 pin ribbon jack.
> RJA1X Adapter between non-standard square-array 4 pin jack and
> standard 6 position plug. Single line non-key telephone set or
> ancillary devices where a working 4 pin jack exists and the
> registered terminal equipment is equipped with a miniature 6 position plug.
> RJA2X Adapters between non-standard square-array 4 pin jack and
> standard 6 position plug. Single line non-key telephone set or
> ancillary device where a working miniature 6 position jack exists.
> RJA3X Adapter between non-standard 12 pin jack and standard 6
> position plug. Single line non-key telephone set or ancillary devices
> where a working 12 pin jack exists and the registered terminal
> equipment is equipped with a miniature 6 position plug.
> RJA4X Adapter between non-standard rectangular-array 6 pin jack and
> standard 6 position plug. Single line non-key telephone set or
> ancillary devices where a working rectangular-array jack exists and
> the registered terminal equipment is equipped with a miniature 6
> position plug.
> RJ1DC Single line bridged 4-wire tip/ring and T1/R1. Terminal
> equipment and systems requiring 4-wire exchange access.
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