Daktronics AE-3010-7.6-R,G,A - Manual (Page 23)

Notice in Figure 16 that the color code on one connector must be made the opposite
on the other connector. When installing a network, it is not easy to remember in
which direction the previous end was oriented. One simple way to avoid confusion is
to standardize the color code, having one color for the connector going into the
output of a sign, and the opposite color for a connector going into the input of a sign.
This will help ensure correct cabling since cables are always installed from the
output jack of one sign to the input jack of the next sign.
Figure 16: Flipped Cable with RJ Connectors
Installing an RJ11 Connector
Installing an RJ11 connector on the end of the six-conductor cable is a simple task
when the correct tools are used. The RJ11 crimping tool (Daktronics part number
TH-1033) performs two separate steps.
Figure 17: Wire with Outer
Jacket Stripped
First, use the crimping tool to strip the outer insulation
from the inner wires. This does not result in bare wires
since only the gray outer jacket is removed. After
correct stripping, the wire will appear as shown in
Figure 17 .
3.3 Power
Reference Drawings:
Shop Drawing; AE-3010-16***-7.62mm-SBRG ........... Drawing A-107618
Shop Drawing; AE-3010-32***-762mm-SBRG ............ Drawing A-107636
Shop Drawing; AE-3010-48***-762mm-SBRG ............ Drawing A-107639
Refer to the Shop Drawings listed in this section for voltage and current
requirements. A 120VAC single-phase outlet powers the displays.
Do not connect the display to any voltage other than that listed on the Daktronics
product label attached to the back of the display.
The display system must be connected to earth-ground. Proper grounding is
necessary for reliable equipment operation. It also protects the equipment from
damaging electrical disturbances and lightning.
Electrical Installation 3-3