I need a crossover for UPOE. Does this cross over all 4 pairs ?
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Excellent Question. The Units made by PCCABLES.COM and 2 Pairs Twisted and 2 Pairs Straight thru So POE will work with these. Pin - Out Diagram listed user this Link. http://pccables.com/02236.html
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Rephrase your question...."have to match it?" I can tell you that w/the 4GigRAM it runs just fine.
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Yes all 8 when set to the same channel will work together. I have confirmed this
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I think it will, as long as the browser (latest chrome or firefox should work) you use to configure it is able to display the configuration page of the ubiquity.
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i'm sorry i don't know at the moment. i would get in touch with my son tomorrow 01/15/15.to see how to convert them. meanwhile go to utube.or google it.
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There is an in and out. Just gotta connect the speakers to the crossover and use your existing stock speaker wires to the crossover.
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Yes, it does have a built-in crossover. I run am 200x2 RF amp straight to 4 of these and the sound is amazing! Obviously you probably don't need 4.
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I would contact Oregon and ask them. They were helpful when I asked a compatibility question. In fact, unless it is obvious I would ask them about any pairing because their answer was different that a chart I had.
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These will not interfere with the ones you have. all 4 will be independent. The picture quality from these and the ones you have, will differ.
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I have never tried more than one pair at a time. But my assumption would be that three distinct pairs would NOT interfere with one another because each microphone/receiver pair has a unique Bluetooth address; they're not designed to pair with anything else. However, any other kind of device operating in the 2.4Ghz band may potentially cause interference. You will have to experiment. Good luck, and let us know if your set up works out.
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They are all the same. You can buy another 2-pack, plug it in near an existing one, press the buttons to pair (if you want encryption, which you should), once paired unplug and plug it in where ever you want.
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I have bought pairs and single devices. Both seem to work. Just remember if you use the security, you have to reset all of them. Best of luck.
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Hi Hakeem -This switch does not have anything other than dedicated Ethernet ports. They are all the same.For clarity, most modern networking hardware supports a feature known as auto-MDI-X. What that feature does is it eliminates the need for crossover cables. Crossover cables simply 'cross over' one or two pairs of wires (depending on the IEEE spec you're working with). This is done so that transmit on one end always ends up at receiver on the other end when connecting like devices.Do not mistake this device for a router that DOES have a dedicated WAN (uplink) port. If you plug your cable modem into this switch you will probably be limited to connecting one device only.Hope that helps.JimJim Hi Hakeem -This switch does not have anything other than dedicated Ethernet ports. They are all the same.For clarity, most modern networking hardware supports a feature known as auto-MDI-X. What that feature does is it eliminates the need for crossover cables. Crossover cables simply 'cross over' one or two pairs of wires (depending on the IEEE spec you're working with). This is done so that transmit on one end always ends up at receiver on the other end when connecting like devices.Do not mistake this device for a router that DOES have a dedicated WAN (uplink)... » Read More Hi Hakeem -This switch does not have anything other than dedicated Ethernet ports. They are all the same.For clarity, most modern networking hardware supports a feature known as auto-MDI-X. What that feature does is it eliminates the need for crossover cables. Crossover cables simply 'cross over' one or two pairs of wires (depending on the IEEE spec you're working with). This is done so that transmit on one end always ends up at receiver on the other end when connecting like devices.Do not mistake this device for a router that DOES have a dedicated WAN (uplink) port. If you plug your cable modem into this switch you will probably be limited to connecting one device only.Hope that helps.JimJim « Show Less
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Yes, as long is on one device, the quality is the same. You cannot connect to multiple devices at one time anyway.
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This crossover device is used when you have a need to convert a CAT6 straight through patch cable into a cross over patch cable without having to re-terminate the cable.
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Ditto everyone elses response. No issues with how many speaker pairs are on
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No the crossover is seperate, but my 4 channel amp has a crossover so I just tuned them with that. To be honest if your amp has 1 buying 1 is a waste of money, and there very very loud, mean as hell haha