Cable management system is mentioned on another Sonax product. Does this item have this feature? What does this mean?
1149515
I agree with the other two answers. Good size holes in back. Management system? I guess one could call it that :)
1149516
I think what they mean for cable management system is the back on the cabinet allows for easy access to the component pieces. It is a nice cabinet now seems well built so far.
1149517
There are access areas for cables to be run nearly in the rear of the unit.
802103
The internal effects are internally routed. But I certainly have a bunch of balance and unbalanced patch cables, as well as other types of connectors. We would need to understand what you are trying to do in order to give you more specific answers.
10337
It means that you can power the camera over ethernet cable do you don't have to run 2 cables. Hope I have answered your question.
1273068
no for speaker cable. instrument = I would float the shield at the source and chassis ground at the preamp. 1 conductor hot, 1 cond. signal return, shield to chassis. ...but truthfully you need to read up on balanced, single ended cables, balanced/single ended sources ("drivers"/ "receivers") , preamps and buffers..
1424592
That is what the line-in (aux) port is for. It's a std size and it is visible in one of the product images.
343183
From my experience, if the description of the item does not mention the quick disconnect then NO...depending on the seller usually the add the letters QD to their part numbers.When I purchased mine, I could not afford the QD at the moment so I ordered the one without and then I purchased it separately and the same with the compass...now it is complete. Also be aware that the data cable to download dives to a computer is sold separately...beware the cables for Pro Plus 2.0 and the Pro Plus 2.1 ARE DIFFERENT !!!!! if you are planning on buying the cable I recommend you make 100%sure it is the correct one. From my experience, if the description of the item does not mention the quick disconnect then NO...depending on the seller usually the add the letters QD to their part numbers.When I purchased mine, I could not afford the QD at the moment so I ordered the one without and then I purchased it separately and the same with the compass...now it is complete. Also be aware that the data cable to download dives to a computer is sold separately...beware the cables for Pro Plus 2.0 and the Pro Plus 2.1 ARE DIFFERENT !!!!! if you are planning on buying the cable I recommend you make 100%sure it... » Read More From my experience, if the description of the item does not mention the quick disconnect then NO...depending on the seller usually the add the letters QD to their part numbers.When I purchased mine, I could not afford the QD at the moment so I ordered the one without and then I purchased it separately and the same with the compass...now it is complete. Also be aware that the data cable to download dives to a computer is sold separately...beware the cables for Pro Plus 2.0 and the Pro Plus 2.1 ARE DIFFERENT !!!!! if you are planning on buying the cable I recommend you make 100%sure it is the correct one. « Show Less
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The one I received does not come with the cables that were in the description, and certainly not with all the cables I needed. I had to go to EBay (Seasonic and their 'authorised distributors' were useless) to locate additional cables.The one I got included:1 24-pin ATX system board connection1 8-pin or 4-pin CPU connector4 PCIe 8-pin or 6-pin connectors5 peripheral 4-pin Molex connectors10 SATA connectors1 floppy power adapter (which consumes one of the peripheral 4-pin Molex connectors)
1448060
Yup, had the same exact problem. I thought it was the speaker to speaker cables, the Coax or Toslink cable and then my computers sound card but it wasn't. It drove me nuts. If it's still under warranty, send it back and have them fix it.
2041148
Yes, the center spine works nicely to hide and organize the cables. There are multiple openings on the front and back designed for cable management. I have a 55" mounted using the spine & am very happy with it.
2058028
This is 100% incorrect, something Monster just made up to sell more cable. If you're getting hum then it's something else in your system.
1129546
There is a length of cable attached to each one but I can't remember if cable housing was included. I think I used my existing housings.
2075018
I dont remember but I think This unit comes alone no cable, no nothing you just need a regular sata cable http://www.amazon.com/CNE11445-SATA-Data-Cable-2pk/dp/B001O4EPHA/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1392267617&sr=1-1&keywords=sata+cable... this unit only reads it doesnt write. I have 2 or 3 years with it, and its still working fine. I have seen 200+ movies on it.
1646602
There is no cable management. I just zip-tied the cables to one of the rear pillars. They end up pretty well out of sight.
818272
"and probably the optical digital line in as well"...Has this feature been confirmed by anyone?! I am VERY interested in this Hi-MD unit, but I need to know. THX!!
2098425
Here is a pDF doc that explains how this operates, what it does and does not do. It might be a good idea to check it out. I've had this system for years and it has worked beautifully. I know the company was bought out and things are different now, at least that what I was told. We'll see how that goes. Here's the PDF" http://www.authinx.com/manuals/X10/MT13A.pdf
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Yes I got one 3 or4 months ago; it's not the same as the original but it works. I did break the replacement. Also chroma cast hast a new model without a cable. It has linkage. I have since bought a Gibraltar and have not broken the cable I have played on th LP one which has the best response. I wish I had the LP.
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It uses a cable. It receives power and networks via a powerline network module, i.e. networking over the household electrical wiring. Note, this is an add-on camera, and requires that at least 1 master unit be present. The "master" unit is simply one of their cameras packaged with two powerline network modules. One for the camera itself, and the other unit attaches to your home router providing connectivity through your household wiring to your networking equipment. This can be bypassed, "IF", you intend to use stand-alone and have a PoE switch in your network to power this device, AND you are using some other software other than the included Alert software. Unfortunately, since you're asking this question, you're unfamiliar with the product line, but more importantly that Logitech is not supporting this business unit properly. They have been attempting to sell off this unit, and updates to the product line/software have been virtually non-existent for the past year. The price hikes are not because these are the best in market. It is due to supply and demand. Systems already in the market seeking additional cameras are drying up the existing supply. Logitech has indicated on their website that add-on cameras will continue to be available and supplies increased shortly, but no more master systems. That pretty much says it all as to where this product line/business unit is headed. Unless it gets purchased by another company, it is pretty much game over. I would highly suggest bypassing this as a solution and seek another for long term viability and support. These cameras were worth it when they retailed for $279 or less, but with the whacked out market prices of more than that, it is definitely NOT worth the investment!