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Ethernet Splitter

Started by iwik, April 25, 2015, 11:59:24 AM

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iwik

Hi,
Have two Pokeys Ethernet modules that I need to connect to my switch. Don't want to
use two cables back to the switch. Any problems with connecting these using a splitter.
Appreciate any comments.
Thanks
Les

quid246

If you mean a hub... should be no problem.

mickc

Les, you can't use a normal splitter to connect these to your switch with the one cable. 

What you can do however, if you cannot run another cable, is to fit an Ethernet splitter to both ends.

http://www.jaycar.com.au/IT-Products/Networking/Patch-Leads/RJ45-Cat-5-UTP-Splitter---150mm/p/YT6090

Normal ethernet cabling uses pins 1&2 and 3&5.  What these splitters do is use the other 4 pins to allow 2 separate ethernet circuits.

You can also just fit 2 plugs to both ends of your existing cable if you have some RJ-45 plugs and crimpers.

iwik

Thanks Guys,
Think I will just add another cable. Cheaper and a little less messy.
Cheers
Les

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