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RJ11 6-Pin Connector
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Through-hole RJ11 socket with PCB mounting posts. 6-pin connection - housing
accepts common telephone connectors/wiring.
If you need a board for this connector be sure to check out our SparkFun RJ11
Breakout. Two boards are included so be sure to buy two RJ11 connectors to
fully utilize them!
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CONNECTOR PROTOTYPING RJ11 TELEPHONE
RJ11 6-Pin Connector Product Help and Resources
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Skill Level: Noob - Some basic soldering is required, but it is limited to a just a few pins, basic through-hole soldering, and couple (if
any) polarized components. A basic soldering iron is all you should need.
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Member #674623 / about 3 years ago / 1
Este conector é para Arduino ?
Member #354191 / about 4 years ago / 1
Whats the library for this in Eagle?
James Kiefer / about 4 years ago / 1
You can easily lift the conductors and move them over to the other slots. Use some pliers to bend them
straight.
Member #426138 / about 4 years ago / 1
Just to let everyone know, this item is only one RJ-11 connector, NOT 2 like the photo depicts. I found out the
hard way and had to make a second order for the 2nd connector needed for my project.
GuyTheOldGeek / about 6 years ago / 1
Use these and get the RJ45 breakout board (BOB-00716). The big pins won’t fit but snip them off and
superglue the connector to the board and solder the pins and a header. Works GREAT to get RJ11 or 12
phone cable to the breadboard.
Member #627617 / about 3 years ago / 1
A couple of minutes with your Dremmel tool or a small file and you can elongate the mounting holes of the
RJ-45 breakout toward the center. It doesn’t take much. This will allow you to use the board with an RJ-11
jack and still heat stake the mounting pins rather than super gluing.
TinkerGnome / about 8 years ago / 1
Just for those interested. These do not fit standard through hole boards, you have to have a custom built
board for these.
Either their break out board or your own custom Pcb.
The pin layouts are shifted 50% off center for the second row. So while one set of pins fit, the second set do
not.
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