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Tony,
I
do
indeed have surround in my Bedroom... doesn't everyone ?
:-)
The
rear channels come out of the processor (at the front of the room) at line
level, into a KAT5 transmitter, into the wall, off via the patch panel, out
of
the wall (at the back of the room), into a KAT5 receiver, into an amp, and
into
the speakers either side of the bed.
I
must
however, concede that the living room is stereo only
Mark
Oh
come on now - I must qualify for a cigarillo at least?
:)
I
got the rio, the baby cam, the network (aka lappy)
The
audio feeds are confusing me.
You
are TXing from the processor to the rear channel amp and RXing to it as
well?
Oh
and saying 'rear' suggests there is also a 'front'. If you have
surround
in your Bedroom then you are one jammy git indeed :-D
re:
future plans - surely the KAT5 switcher will do for all IR and A/V feeds
into
the room, thus you don't need any more CAT 5 sockets?
Tony
Close, but no cigar:
Bear in mind this is only the master bedroom:
1:
AV feed from baby cam to video switch
2:
Audio feed from processor to rear channel amp (KAT5 TX) at front of
room
3:
Audio feed from processor to rear channel amp (KAT5 RX) at back of
room
4:
Rio
5: Spare
lappy
... The wireless card is missing somewhere, I can't remember
where I put it... When I find it, I'll still use three, for the main lappy,
the spare lappy, and the Fujitsu.
Future expansion plans :
-
Via PC displaying "Outlook today" onto TV
-
IR send from HomeVision (in Node zero) to hi-fi rack
-
Siteplayer to control the processor over serial port (so I can control
sources / volume over the house Intranet as well as by
remote)
-
more cameras "gardenCam", say
-
integration of the Meridian video switch with the KAT5 one
:-)
Regards,
Mark
AV Feed
Baby
cam
Rio
Network
Telephone
Am I right?
Though network and telephone should be wireless by
now!!!
And I agree - nowhere near enough. Double it and you'll
_still_ run out somewhere :-)
Tony
Be aware, that you're not fitting anything like
enough!
I'm currently using 5 ports in the master bedroom, and will go to
using 6 as soon as I collect the Via board that's currently at Mr.
Hoye's...
Once it's in, you'll use it!!!
Hi...
Ok
- I'm going to start the slow process of re-decorating my house
(mid-terace brick built)
I
want to lay a quantity of cable around my house - to a small cupboard
in the storeroom/soon to be office /box room...
However,
the partition walls in my house are brick.. not the conventional stud
(they are all supporting walls)
I
want to lay 8 cat 5's in the front
room.
4x
in the dining room / dining
kitchen
4
in the master bed room
4
in the spare room
and
back to node 0 - the box room.
I
also want to lay some more power cables + some speaker jack-points on
the walls.
How
do I go about laying the cable? - I presume I don't just lay the cable
on the wall and then plaster over
it?
Is
there a trunking product or conduit available for me to adhere to the
wall, to drop my cables down?
Any
help really appreciated
Regards,
Jonathan.
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