seanadams Wrote:
> It will certainly auto-negotiate to 10Mbps if the other end does not
> _support_ 100Mbps. As for a noisy cable, I would have to dig into the
> PHY docs and driver code to figure out what is supposed to happen, and
> if it is configurable. I know that it does not always drop to
JJZolx Wrote:
> But shouldn't the Squeezebox auto-negotiate the connection down to
> 10Mbps if 100Mpbs fails?
It will certainly auto-negotiate to 10Mbps if the other end does not
_support_ 100Mbps. As for a noisy cable, I would have to dig into the
PHY docs and driver code to figure out what is
Ben Sandee Wrote:
> Are you two done with your nerd showdown now? I declare Sean the
> winner
> because his company owns the forums/mailing list.
I did a quick search, but couldn't find a good cabling 101 guide or I'd
have just posted a link. I know that if I were going to spend several
hours
On 6/13/06, JJZolx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
seanadams Wrote:> Actually, the issue in this case is not whether they're wired the same
> (we know it works with a different device, presumably at 10Mbps), but> that the pairing isn't messed up (which would explain failure at> 100Mbps).But shouldn't th
seanadams Wrote:
> Actually, the issue in this case is not whether they're wired the same
> (we know it works with a different device, presumably at 10Mbps), but
> that the pairing isn't messed up (which would explain failure at
> 100Mbps).
But shouldn't the Squeezebox auto-negotiate the connecti
JJZolx Wrote:
> That's 568B. There's also 568A, which is equally valid.
>
You're right - I was just trying to keep it simple. I've only ever
encountered T568A in the wild at one data center. It is very rare.
>
> The important thing is that both ends of the run must be wired the
> same.
>
This sounds very much like the problem described in another recent
thread, where someone was unable to get their Squeezebox 3 to work over
an Ethernet cable on which other devices worked fine.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=24655&highlight=ethernet
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JJZolx
Jim
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I got caught out with making up my own leads. Whilst standard ethernet
cables are wired one-to-one, it's important you observe which twisted
pairs to use. This is especially true for data speeds above 10Mbs
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stuorguk
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Check the wire colors. It should go:
Orange-white
Orange
Green-white
Blue
Blue-white
Green
Brown-white
Brown
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ntom- sure you've not made yourself a x-over cable by mistake..suggest
to check your pinouts
it could be that the rio device you tried will autosense straight
through or crossover cables ? have you tried a pc or laptop for
example.
45m should be fine as long as you have cat5/cat5e/cat6 cabling -
ntom Wrote:
> Hi. Thx for reply.
>
> I've tried that as well...just comes back with message that ethernet is
> not connected!
Try the "Factory Reset." Hold down the PLUS button while you're
powering it on. You'll have to setup networking yet again.
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jonheal
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Hi. Thx for reply.
I've tried that as well...just comes back with message that ethernet is
not connected!
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ntom Wrote:
> Can anyone suggest where my problem may liei'm left scratching my
> head at the moment!!
>
> I have been using SB3 for some time using wireless & all is fine.
>
> Last weekend I thought i'd try out a cable connection for the heck of
> it to see if it sounds any different
>
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