The RJ45s appear to be shielded (looking at rev H1). The RJ11 for the
timing port is not.
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bp
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On 11/25/2014 5:54 AM, Matt via Af wrote:
I didn't realize the PTP450 didn't have gigabit ethernet in it. In that
case, there's always a syncpipe parasitic. Yes, one more (short) cable,
but functionally similar to the uGPS. I.E. uGPS = cable from poe injector
to radio and cable from radio to uGPS. Parasitic = cable from PoE injector
to parasitic, and *2* cables from parasitic to the radio.
In the case where there's a syncinjector on site, you could also replace a
syncpipe basic with a syncpipe deluxe and get two timing ports (or with a
syncbox 12 to get 12 timing ports), and still use the same GPS source as
everything else. There is also the option of building a long version of the
cable described at:
http://manuals.packetflux.com/index.php?page=using-a-syncpipe-parasitic-with-a-syncinjector
and running it from the sync expasnion output on the last syncinjector.
Does the syncpipe parasitic have shielded ethernet ports?
