Re: Build USB Long Cable


"Michael A. Terrell" <mike.terrell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Jamie wrote:

Yes, I am aware of this, so isn't the RS-232 as 2 conductors RX and TX
for data streams how ever, that doesn't change the facts that long haul
units were made implementing twisted pair balanced lines to transport
between to units and thus back into RS232 again.
I know this because I have a whole load of these "Black Boxes" and
they also work with USB, I'm using one to transport
USB cable on a long haul from a machine to a PC to monitor settings
in a machine...
I simply made a conversion plug and used a couple of existing black
boxes I have in my arsenal.
These units claim a long distant but the 2 i'm currently using are
running aprox 3000 Feet to get the signal into the shop.
They have been working fine with no data problems that i know of..
on the scope the signal looks good..
Can't tell you the speed it's operating at because I don't know that..

P.S.
we're using FEP cat 5 wire if that makes any difference, since we
make that kind of wire there, it was just convenient at the time.



Go ahead and keep advising people to do things outside of the specs.
You are obviously smarter than anyone else on Earth, including the
people who develop the technology and write the standards. Let people
waste their time tryting to make it work properly, what do you care?




Your a dumbass. Your the one who actually thinks they are the smartest
person on Earth and you get pissed when someone doesn't do things your way
or agree with your methods.


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