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1-wire on structured cableing


  • To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
  • Subject: 1-wire on structured cableing
  • From: Stuart Grimshaw <stuart@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 16:55:57 +0000
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Ayone using their structured cableing with 1-wire devices attached to the
end
of runs?

I tried back at my old gaff by crimping a DS1820 into a RJ45 plug and
putting
that into the patch panel in the loft. It seemed to work OK.

My plan was to assign some ports on the panel to be 1-wire only and tie
each
of the pins on the ports in question together. That way each cable plugged
into the panel would be in paralell and I could just pick a pair and add
the
1-wire device to it.

I nevver got around to testing it at any great length, has anyone done
anything similar?

--
-S


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