Hello,
my QM2000 was modified to QM2000.NET so I can put it on stage and connect it with only one network-cable instead of ILDA-cable with large connectors (and not as good to handle like network cable).
So now I also want to put my FB03 on stage (actually there are two FB03, in some weeks it will be three) and connect it with a second network cable (instead of three ILDA-cable).
So my idea is to use an USB 2.0 CAT5 Extender with a maximum of 480Mbit/s High Speed:
http://www.lindy.co.uk/cables-adapters-c1/usb-c449/usb-extension-c1505/50m-usb-2-0-cat5-extender-with-4-port-hub-p8279
http://www.lindy.de/USB-2-0-Cat-5-Extender-STP-50m-4Port.htm?websale8=ld0101&pi=42688&ci=5003
So my question is if someone has experience with such an extender:
- is the speed high enough to serve two or three FB03 over one "USB"-line?
- are all of the FB03 detected with the hub and can Beyond detect them while using only one USB-port at the laptop?
- is the connection reliable or could there be dropouts or flicker or stuttering frames?
Regards,
Reinhardt
my QM2000 was modified to QM2000.NET so I can put it on stage and connect it with only one network-cable instead of ILDA-cable with large connectors (and not as good to handle like network cable).
So now I also want to put my FB03 on stage (actually there are two FB03, in some weeks it will be three) and connect it with a second network cable (instead of three ILDA-cable).
So my idea is to use an USB 2.0 CAT5 Extender with a maximum of 480Mbit/s High Speed:
http://www.lindy.co.uk/cables-adapters-c1/usb-c449/usb-extension-c1505/50m-usb-2-0-cat5-extender-with-4-port-hub-p8279
http://www.lindy.de/USB-2-0-Cat-5-Extender-STP-50m-4Port.htm?websale8=ld0101&pi=42688&ci=5003
So my question is if someone has experience with such an extender:
- is the speed high enough to serve two or three FB03 over one "USB"-line?
- are all of the FB03 detected with the hub and can Beyond detect them while using only one USB-port at the laptop?
- is the connection reliable or could there be dropouts or flicker or stuttering frames?
Regards,
Reinhardt