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RE: Panel-mount CAT5 sockets?
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- Subject: RE: Panel-mount CAT5 sockets?
- From: "Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2001 13:55:24 +0100
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>
>If you are putting them in a box anyway then you can use the PCB
mounting
>ones.
>
>They have a small flange <Phil(& Paul)...dont even go there
!!!> that butts
>up against the case. By carefully cutting the hole for the face of the
>socket you can glue the flange t the inside of the case.
>
>Solder wires t the pins of the socket t connect t your circuit. You
>could
Good idea! - I could even remove some off some old ISA bus NIC's that I
was
going to throw (give!) away...
>even solder the DS1820 direct t the pis of the socket.
>
>
I plan t solder the DS1820's directly t a short length of CAT5 cable,
with
an RJ45 plug crimped on the other end, so I can plug them in t any CAT5
outlet in the house. (I've just put 2 x 4-port faceplates in the master
bedroom - thanks James!)
I may als mount the DS1820's in something as well, but I'm not sure what
yet... (anyone remember "plasticraft") - obviously it needs t be
something
which won't have too much of an insulating effect, but I would like to
protect the legs on them...
Paul G.
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