Is this unit auto sensing? Do I use a straight through or crossover cable to connect two of these together?
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You may use crossover cable to connect it to another switch. All the ports in the switch have the capability to determine what kind of cable is connected to it but it is recommended to use at least CAT5 type of Ethernet cable. For more product details, visit this link, http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid;=e062d392db844e80b5cc3287efaf94e3_SE2800_FAQs.xml&pid;=80&respid;=0&snid;=2&d;ispid=0&cpage;=search.
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You may use crossover cable to connect it to another switch. All the ports in the switch have the capability to determine what kind of cable is connected to it but it is recommended to use at least CAT5 type of Ethernet cable. For more product details, visit this link, http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=e062d392db844e80b5cc3287efaf94e3_SE2800_FAQs.xml&pid=80&respid=0&snid=2&dispid=0&cpage=search.
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This auto-sensing capability is crap. It's deal breaker for me for sure. Thanks for your comments here on this. It's also on most of the KVM boxes as well and it's little blip as it constantly tries to sense any new connections interrupts the signals. Belkin and other brand KVMs are notorious for this as well. Historically there was no way to turn it off. All you could do was increase the time between it's checking. Manufacturers need to stop trying to help us. I quit buying any of Belkin's products over that one issue. It pissed me off so bad when I was trying to work. thanks again for bringing this up. I won't consider this product after reading this. This auto-sensing capability is crap. It's deal breaker for me for sure. Thanks for your comments here on this. It's also on most of the KVM boxes as well and it's little blip as it constantly tries to sense any new connections interrupts the signals. Belkin and other brand KVMs are notorious for this as well. Historically there was no way to turn it off. All you could do was increase the time between it's checking. Manufacturers need to stop trying to help us. I quit buying any of Belkin's products over that one issue. It pissed me off so bad when I was trying to work. thanks again for... » Read More This auto-sensing capability is crap. It's deal breaker for me for sure. Thanks for your comments here on this. It's also on most of the KVM boxes as well and it's little blip as it constantly tries to sense any new connections interrupts the signals. Belkin and other brand KVMs are notorious for this as well. Historically there was no way to turn it off. All you could do was increase the time between it's checking. Manufacturers need to stop trying to help us. I quit buying any of Belkin's products over that one issue. It pissed me off so bad when I was trying to work. thanks again for bringing this up. I won't consider this product after reading this. « Show Less
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This is a crossover adapter. It takes a straight through patch cable and makes it a crossover cable.
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Yes, You can connect one end of the speaker wire to sending unit with the included alligator clip adapter and then test the other end with the receiving sensor. It will beep to tell you the wire is good. Also works with phone and computer wiring. It's a great buy and has saved me a lot of time and aggravation.
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sorry I'm not that savy with what your saying. Should I put a volt meter on the 2 lines and physically trip the sensor itself and look for a voltage spike or a contunity test doing the same thing?
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This is a one input to two output HDMI so always the two outputs are feeding video is the input is receiving signal. No auto switch. This is if you have two TV in a bar And you want both to play a movie. Tv channel at the same timeThe input will be your HDMI cable modem or HDMI dvd player
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They have crossovers already, just wire them like the manual says, enable your high pass filter (or not) and your good to go.
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It is in the install instructions. If u don't have them try google. It is all about moving te sensing unit to the right or left.
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I am not sure and would have to look in the manual, which I no longer have. If you have two sensors for two doors, perhaps something went sideways when you programmed the base unit for the second sensor or it is waiting for you to program the second sensor.
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Sorry, Eric, but I don't know the answer to your question. I wired my unit to a 2-way switch.
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It will auto sense the device as long as that device is the only one powered on. If you have your cable box and play station both powered on for example it will not work. If you have an Xbox and a playstation and only one is turned on then yes it will auto sense
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Not sure what you mean by auto-sensing. It has an a manual on/off switch for each pair and manual volume rheostat dial for each pair. If you are not using all four speaker pair outputs you would simpley switth the unused line(s) switch(es) to off.
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you would need a splitter to allow for both to be hooked up. It has only 1 input
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I found why and must apologize. It was not a "auto sensing" switch, it was a compatibility between the remote frequencies of my HD Ryan video box interfering with the HDMI switcher. What I had to do is block the remote (IR) sensor on the switcher and all was well. Would be nice to have a feature that either changes the IR codes or disable the remote all together ...The HDMI switcher is robust and good quality besides this minor issue.
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According to the manual (page 46) bike 2 is recognized automatically - I assume that this is done by transmitter pairing.
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Hi Todd,You may want to try other diagnostic applications with this cable. In my case I used software from Ross-tech which is VW/Audi specific and it worked like a charm. I am guessing that the software you are using may not be detecting the cable correctly.
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Is your receiver set for Dobly Digital or DTS only as opposed to auto-sense on that input?