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Hi Bill
I agree
with
Johns recommendations ,i personally would use 12v and regulate at the load
end
to suit .
Frank Mc
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Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 8:39
PM
Subject: [ukha_d] DC in Cat5
instead of using multiple AC/DC converters for every
little
toy i get
and to improve presently low levels of WAF, i was thinking of
having
two or three central DC supplies at node 0 (set for various
levels
ie.
5V 9V 12V) and running the DC on pins 7 and 8 of the
RJ45.
Is
this a no-no?
The only problem i forsee is whether the amount of
current you can
supply via cat5 cable is too low, but some of the toy's
should draw
quite small amounts of power.
I wouldn't think it
would
interfere with the data on pins 1,2,3,and 6.
I would leave pins 4 and 5
alone incase someone plugged in a telephone
and blew something up which
would reset WAF back to nominal
level.
bill
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