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In Reply to: RE: The data on Ethernet cables is bi-directional. It shouldn't matter.... posted by AbeCollins on May 01, 2024 at 21:49:52
So, how does the signal know which way to go if the cable is directional? Is there a "Do not enter" or "Wrong Way" sign that the signal can follow?
Follow Ups:
According to the manufacturer of the Ethernet cable I have the direction is the grain direction of the copper used in the conductors. They say that some brands are directional because of the shield not being connected at one end, but that they don't do that.
Their tech support confirmed that the arrows on the cable would go in the direction from computer-> switch -> audio device.
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"According to the manufacturer of the Ethernet cable I have the direction is the grain direction of the copper used in the conductors."Find me any Ethernet cable maker OTHER THAN an audiophile brand that would say something dumb like this.
"Their tech support confirmed that the arrows on the cable would go in the direction from computer-> switch -> audio device. "
Snake Oil Support ;-)
Edits: 05/31/24
Thanks for your help Abe
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