CT 60S did not worked al 30 and 35 meters distance with cat 5e cable. Is there a solution?
1823615
cat 5e cables have too much radiation loss. Using cat 7 will solve your problem.
1823616
I run mine about the same distance. I too had issues until I figured out my receiver was 1080p and my TV was 720p. Turned on 720p only and bingo. Works great! Maybe check your wireing.
1570845
Any Cat5 e cable can be used instead of the included 50ft cables. . I have made cables myself for this product in the past with no problem.
844875
Cat5 and Cat6 cable is only considered reliable for 100m which is about 300ft plus 20 ft for patch cables. You will need to use an extender unit to boost the signal on both ends.
346288
I use a cat 5e cabling, It works just fine for me. I have never heard of Cat 6: is it even out there yet?
1297791
I had similar problems. I plug the reciever into one of the ports on the front of my computer and the problems went away. It looks like the range is not that far. At least that was what it was for me.
494481
The best way for it to work is to hook up one plug link from router to wall via ethernet cable and other from wall to desired PC via ethernet cable and best range is 25ft to 30ft. I am running 75mbps and runs great.
1508016
power is run thru cat 5 connection, but you may need power supply depending on length of cable
1520953
Sorry, but I have not used it for a long run as a 1000 ft Try using a cat 6 instead.
1968569
Sorry, don't know. My unit is off and stached away. I tried 2 different units, and it works as long as you don't move your computer. Move it by a couple of feet and latency increase and speed drops in spite of a full bar signal. I don't recommend it.
583454
Yes, the signal loss is less than that of RG6 or RG59. This is the same cable that my CATV installer used for a 250' run to my house.
2156843
I am running a CAT5e a little over 100 feet and I had to drop down to 720P (1080P was glitching once in a while). My setup is: (1) DisplayPort to HDMI cable, (2) Sewell HDMI extender over about 120 feet of CAT5e, (3) three foot HDMI cable, (4) Sewell 1-to-4 active HDMI box, (5) 25 foot HDMI cables to LCD panels (HDMI TVs from Costco).
1753518
It should light up upon receiving and sending a signal on both ends check to make sure your cat 5 cables are not swapped make sure each cable goes to the same port on both units the the receiver is plugged and and that all sending and receing scources our powered on
1200159
I had a problem with the first cat cable so i upgraded to a better cable it was cat 4, 5 , or 6 i cant remember which one it is but its a thicker gauge ethernet cable and it works fine at 1000 ft
76384
Rj, I'm not sure, I only used it to test CAT5 over about 50 feet and coaxial cable about the same distance. It worked great.
1110507
You can run cat5 ethernet up to 300ft without signal loss. Any further you will need a signal repeater.
832427
Tavis, I'm looking for a similar solution - how did you do it in the end? did you use the 2.4ghz to get that kind of distance?
1262406
I don't know, but it works fine in my 100' signal application. I'm not drawing power over Ethernet.