Re: Re: Plasma cabling requirement

["Raymond Kelly" <ray@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If I was the developer looking at this thread - it would probably turn
me off. There's just too many variations.
I'd create the channel in the wall and place a pull through cable, so
the client can put whatever cable(s) relevant to his screen.

On 30/03/06, Chris White <cmw@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Dean,
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> Basic HD signals without HDCP can be carried over a Component
> multicore, or mini coax.
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> It is when you get up to HDMI connections that do carry HDCP that we
> have a problem.
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> The other way to look at it is to offer 2 RJ45 / Cat5e connections
> between the equipment room or corner and the Plasma as there are boxes
> that will pass full HDCP'ed Hi Def over 2 sets of Cat5e.
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> I would also, if poss, allow for an additional network point (if being
> installed) at the plasma for IPTV, streamed services or even a more
> basic AV over Cat5e matrix.
>
> Chat later
>
> Chris
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> --- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Dean Barrett" <dean@...>
wrote:
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> > I've just been asked to pre-wire some houses for wall mounted
Plasma's.
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> > This is usually carried out for them by an AV guy - he wants
ducts
> etc., and
> > they dont, as they have to batten walls out to cater for his 32mm
ducts.
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> > What sensible cabling requirement would be acceptable for a
plasma - i'm
> > thinking 1 x CT100, 1 x Power & 1 x Multicore Coax thing -
dont know
> > technical term, but it has five/six small colour coded coax's in
it
> which i
> > believe are used for the component signals if a seperate box is
used for
> > Plasma.
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> > I havent look at HD at all, and dont know if there's a cable (no
> plugs) that
> > could be built in wall and plastered over.
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> > Any suggestions appreciated.
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> > This is a volume builder doing a site of 50 units, so nothing
fancy is
> > allowed.
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