After viewing the video on Tera Category 7a termination process and also experience a real life tera termination, here is the compilation of the graphical step by step tera termination
With the Step by step termination graphical tutorial for Category 7 cable, you migth have more clear on how the termination actually take place. Just 14 easy step
The red color dice is the important tools that I mention early, without this tool, we are unable to estimate the length of the cable to be terminated.
Done, the category 7 cable already install with the connector, after this step, we shall install it into either a patch panel or a face place depend on where you like to be. I will show another graphical tutorial on how to install this finish category 7 cable with the connector into patch panel soon, stay tune 
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By vickie on May 20, 2008 | Reply
er…. what is the category 7 use for?
By vickie on May 21, 2008 | Reply
@@ got so many types of cable huh @@ seriously I really don’t know about that
By tony on May 23, 2008 | Reply
is cat5/5e, cat6 and cat7 using the same colour code arrangement for straight cable ?
WO/O WG/B WB/G WC/C
if all using same configurations, what’s caused them to have different speed ? 10/100/1000MB etc..
By calvyn on May 26, 2008 | Reply
Vickie>
Cat5 normally can up to 100mbps, cat6 can up to 1Gbps, and Cat7 can up to 40Gbps. Some of the company need this kind of high speed cable to transmit their data
tony >
cat5e and cat 6 are using same arrangement, but cat7 a bit different.
the copper in the cable make the speed become diffferent, try to compare cat5e with cat6, you can see cat6 cable is more thicker, and also there are a plastic to separate the cable, to avoid interference