Will it work over a crossover (568A<->568B) cable? I can realign my wiring but would preffer not doing it.
1088877
No, it won't work. Crossovers are needed when two devices have to communicate directly back and forth with no switchport present (Device1 transfer pair must match device2 receiving pair). In the case of an HDMI extender, data flows in one direction so therefore the receiver will expect information from the same pairs it's sent through.
346138
As far as I know, it will not but I will check the next time I'm home to verify that. My setup does not contain any crossover connections and it works quite well. I work in IT and I'm fairly certain a crossover will fail but I will verify that.
1088878
Dont think it would work with a crossover cable but not sure why you would need it. The cat 5/6 cable run between the receiver and transmitter are transmitting HDMI and ir, so most or all of the pairs are used which would require the cable to be configured in either A or B configuration from the transmitter to the receiver. Unit works well however we did find that some of the newer Comcast HDMI boxes were incompatible with the ir, we had to use an older Comcast HDMI box in order to use the IR repeater. Other than that, it works great.
1088879
I don't know. I used the 568b. The picture quality was perfect and loved the device
1088880
Doubtful. It needs 1 to 1 corresponsance in the wiring. I don't believe it does any pair testing
2131597
No, it won't. It is an alternative to WIFI or Ethernet.Instead of connecting an ethernet wire between two spots, this permits you to use a coaxial cable.
2222104
Your pre-exsisting Cabling should be fine however the only thing is you have to make sure where ever you put the antenna you will need a connection from there back to the TV you are accessing. I'm not 100% sure if you have a few cable splitters how that will effect the signal quality but it is worth a shot.
1648763
Hello Samuel,Yes this cable will work for your setup. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
1652158
Hopefully your receiver has the crossover in it, if not, get a passive crossover and put it between the receiver and center channel.
568172
It should but there may not be presets for it, which is not a big deal. In in such a case you won't be using the internal crossover. All other features are available though. Depending on your application they make a different DriveRack product for powered monitors also.
2066907
I'm not 100% certain, but, based on my experience, my best guess is no. This splitter did not work when I attempted the same circuit your planning. I suggest getting a powered splitter. It may be a little more money but you'll likely get better performance.
2234814
This is a crossover adapter. It takes a straight through patch cable and makes it a crossover cable.
1436532
it is likely it will work. its pretty good, BUT it does do a lot of cross talk, so if you have other cables near it, they will likely all make sound. that may or may not be a problem
916193
I don't know why it didn't work for your application. I think you should consider the fact that at least 1/6 of the purchasers had trouble with this cable. With that in mind, even though it worked for me I can't really recommend this cable for your application.Good luck finding a different cable.v
861418
Only if you have an amplifier at your cable splitter. There seems to be a lot of loss in the baluns & Cat 5 cable.
1185188
Sorry, I cannot answer, because I did not hook up to the already wired cable system at my home. I had read someplace that the results might not be satisfactory.
1351193
I tried several different cables and set-ups. If you don't have a booster, this will not work. I recommend getting booster with multiple outs (kind of expensive though)
577844
I' m not sure what a crossover is. Yes I spliced them to my existing wires.
808587
No it's not going to work. The cable it both too short and too thick. I tried it now.
2100053
Sure, with the right y splitters, it should work over RCA. Some tv's also have a monitor out. HDMI gets a little more tricky due to DLNA , but there are devices for that as well.
422752
not sure but i would think so. this cable is nothing complicated , it's simply a conductor from point A to point B with 3 rca male ends on either side.