They found a issue with flow control that was giving some a hard time with getting gigabit might try 3.2RC2 and see if that helps anyany
— Sent from Mailbox On Wed, Nov 18, 2015 at 1:12 PM, Eric Kuhnke <[email protected]> wrote: > Make it optical except for the last 2' of cable. > Small ip67 rated box, some glands > single mode fiber to a backplate mounted SC/UPC duplex bulkhead > Meanwell 36-72vdc input, 12vdc output 20W rated DC DC converter > Good quality 1000baseT to SFP media converter (12V powered) > One 1310nm LX SFP > 30cm length SC/UPC to LC/UPC 9/125 duplex sm patch cord > 40-70cm shielded cat5e from media converter to af24 > Or try more ferrites. > On Nov 18, 2015 6:51 AM, "Eric Muehleisen" <[email protected]> wrote: >> We have a situation where an AirFiber is struggling to maintain a >> gigabit ethernet connection. It's right next to a FM antenna. We've >> replaced the ~75ft. patch cable with belden shielded CAT5 and shielded >> ends. We've replaced the cable a couple time now. It will run gigabit >> in good conditions, but as soon as it rains or snows, the link bounces >> between gig and 100meg. Both ends are shielded and bonded. >> >> My question is, I would like to replace the cable again but with >> tested factory made outdoor shielded CAT5e or CAT6 at 75ft. I cannot >> seem to find a quality outdoor rated STP cable at custom lengths that >> is at least 24AWG solid wire. >> >> If anyone can make a recommendation, that would be great. >>
