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Nicholas2: if you want to know how to do audio grounding right, read ranenotes 110 and 151 Well, prosumer or whatever you want to call itДoes earthing puts same effects as shorting ArtyG?Д«asically server boards in the $300 range OdinYggd: btw, not sure if you saw my link earlier: Д¬onsumer stuff mostly doesn't have 10G at all. They're still perfecting 10gig tech, so it is limited to datacenter and server room usage still by cost and reliabilityДoes earthing puts same effects like shorting OdinYggd? Pretty sure 10gig can in fact run over cat7 UTPД«ut only to half the distance of 1gig over cat6 OdinYggd: but can 10gig run over unshielded? Incomplete connections, ground loops, noise. Why do speakers make popping sound? could it because of earthing probelms?

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So you would have to ground it on the PC endД«ut then on a consumer pc, is the case earthed? Mind you, a consumer-grade switch powered by a DC jack has no groundДЄnd thus the shield on the ports won't be grounded

The PC has its own shielding- the case of the systemДЄnd if you connect the shield there as well, you get a ground loop between the switch and the PC The way I would do it is the end at the switch gets the shield connectedДЄnd it seems like both switches and devices have shielded receptacles. I think for (0) if its not connected on both sides, that would make installation confusing, so probably they do connect bothДЄnd why I say shielded cables are garbage So two remaining questions: (0) in a standard cable, would drain/shield be connected to plug shield on both sides? (1) if so, is there some convention for which devices should have grounded receptacles?

Not sure why its called 'drain' then though, but whatever Ok looking at some images, this makes sense Otherwise you have to try and grab on to the foil directly- not so easy

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The wire is touching the foil for the full length of the cable, and you can anchor to the drain wire to make the shield connection It forms a complete circuit that can carry induced currents, transferring noise into the data conductors and also being a fire hazard since the resulting circuit has no current limitingД«ut what is the purpose of the drain wire then?Д«ecause it is really hard to get a good grip on the foil Ground loop happens when the shield is connected at both ends instead of only one That just makes sure you get a connection to the shield Maybe this is supposed to alleviate the ground loop issue? 'Shielding is typically maintained from one cable end to the other using a drain wire that runs through the cable alongside the twisted pairs.' Is it like that? they look like both are shielded Needs special RJ45 plugs with aluminum skins on them to connect the shield tooД«ut only one end should have this, the other uses a normal plug The normal RJ45 plug doesn't have a shield connection at all What if both sides have the receptacle shielding?