How can I extend the cables using cat5e cables?
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Straightforward, simple splicing. If you've ever spliced phone wiring or network wiring, you'll be fine. If you've never done it or feel uncomfortable doing it, ask someone who has done it before to assist you or to show you how. The most important advice is, don't splice too close to the connectors - give yourself plenty of margin for error to cut off the spliced ends if you need to re-do it. (It may be difficult to find replacement connectors if you run out of wire.) I'd splice into the provided connecting cable at least a few feet away from one end.
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I don't know why you would. I tried, had no success and had to return them. I got Cat5 cable and it worked immediately whereas the Cat6a didn't even give me a clue that it was even hooked up. The Cat6a is thicker and much less pliable (for going around corners, etc.) and I found that it just wouldn't do.
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Yes, cause I run the same system. But you still need to get the male to male adapter? (I cant remember which type) to be able to extend your lines.
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That is the wrong kind of switch for what you want to do. You need something like the "Linksys SE2500 5-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch ".
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Hello Jennifer,The max on the Cat5e is about 328ft. Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
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power is run thru cat 5 connection, but you may need power supply depending on length of cable
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Thats beyond cat5 range as you know. I suggest running a shielded pvc insulated cable for max throughput, and it may still not work.
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I am running a CAT5e a little over 100 feet and I had to drop down to 720P (1080P was glitching once in a while). My setup is: (1) DisplayPort to HDMI cable, (2) Sewell HDMI extender over about 120 feet of CAT5e, (3) three foot HDMI cable, (4) Sewell 1-to-4 active HDMI box, (5) 25 foot HDMI cables to LCD panels (HDMI TVs from Costco).
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I'm not certain, but I don't think there are any extensions available--It's a very unique plug at the end of that cable...
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Yes, CAT5 cables are ethernet cables and will allow LAN access through an ethernet port.
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Thanks for your question. You can use another cable but I would use the one that came with them. You can extend it if you need to.
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yes, you can. i do not think there is a limitation for how many extension devises you can add to it. it is just like an ethernet line.
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Hi, Cabel is short 10~15 as I can remember. I used cat5 To extend to more tnan 100 ft.
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Yes you can, it took me couple days and many hours to find that out, here is the video how to make it Bridge mode. Remember to connect it with the Ethernet cable while you are doing the set up. Be patient and enjoy this extender from an affordable Price. Good luck to you...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NA9QhjjTP2o&app;=desktop
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I have a run much longer than that but what I used was a HDMI to cat5 or cat6 converter this worked well for me. Works up to 100' if you use cat6 cable for the longer run. These were just over $20 + the cat5 or cat6 cables.
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I don't recall any Ethernet cables being provided in the box but I had gone to Lowe's and had some more lying around (Cat 5). I do have the extender as well and run 3 laptops, 2 phones, and a printer wireless and a PS3 and two computers wired
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CAT5 has 4 twisted pairs. They are twisted because of the interference or crosstalk between the wires. You might benefit from swapping some of the wires around. Likely, though, you would benefit from the shielding of RG59 or RG6 cable. Good luck if you haven't already figured it out.