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jojozep
post Mar 5 2011, 05:04 PM

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CAT 6 point - rm180
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post Mar 18 2011, 12:01 AM

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QUOTE(ryansia @ Feb 27 2011, 01:17 AM)
for unifi user and user to be, tm normally belakang mali...

so if you are not running all cables to the room at the back, remember to run 2 cables from the back room to the location where all cables meet. the extra cable is for unifi modem to the router.

btw, mine was done by my wiring guy for free.
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No really clear what you meant. Please explain.

TM will lay the fiberOpt cable, so that cable should all the way to the place you expect to put...than what need?
* my contractor said the fiberopt cable can't be buy outside or better get it from UNIFI Contrator to prevent any issues raise by TM...not I not sure how should I do next...

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post Mar 18 2011, 10:46 AM

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QUOTE(Jo_da48 @ Mar 18 2011, 12:01 AM)
No really clear what you meant. Please explain.

TM will lay the fiberOpt cable, so that cable should all the way to the place you expect to put...than what need?
* my contractor said the fiberopt cable can't be buy outside or better get it from UNIFI Contrator to prevent any issues raise by TM...not I not sure how should I do next...
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Some people have network servers and other network devices, so the UNIFI fiber cable should go to the network hub and then use UTP cables to distribute to each network points. UNIFI fiber cable is not designed to directly connect to all network points.

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post Mar 18 2011, 12:20 PM

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has anyone done a home entertainment system that can control the whole house entertainment from wall panels? i've seen some on exhibition during homedec, but cost like 50-100k!!!!

if we wire up the house, i wonder if there's any software we can DIY with?

usually how long can CAT cables run for before signal degradation?
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post Mar 18 2011, 07:27 PM

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QUOTE(Kiding @ Mar 18 2011, 10:46 AM)
Some people have network servers and other network devices, so the UNIFI fiber cable should go to the network hub and then use UTP cables to distribute to each network points. UNIFI fiber cable is not designed to directly connect to all network points.
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Thanks for the explaination. Now I clear.

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post Mar 31 2011, 05:03 PM

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I have build a computer room at the back..now I think it is not the BEST location for the future.

The best location for the hub(modem,router,server,computer equipment) should be in the living room where the TV is.

In future, all Internet TV , the cables and modem are easy next to each other. Am I correct to assume this..your comments please..sifus..
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post Mar 31 2011, 06:06 PM

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QUOTE(jojozep @ Mar 31 2011, 05:03 PM)
I have build a computer room at the back..now I think it is not the BEST location for the future.

The best location for the hub(modem,router,server,computer equipment) should be in the living room where the TV is.

In future, all Internet TV , the cables and modem are easy next to each other. Am I correct to assume this..your comments please..sifus..
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Imaging your living room wiill be like Computer Room rclxub.gif

My initial plan is similar like you (everything in front), but now have change to only the internet TV equipment with be at living room (so that remote control could work).

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post Mar 31 2011, 08:25 PM

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fiber to home or in fact any wired broadband in MY will comes in from the tel pole...and it usually routes thru your house ceiling and into the wall inside your house...

If you intend to install Unifi or something...best is to ensure a route(can use a pvc pipe open up in the ceiling) is ready(concealed) for the fiber to get into your house somewhere upstairs ... From there...prepare a few Lan cables coming all the way down to your TV cabinet...that would look better.
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QUOTE(numbertwo @ Mar 31 2011, 08:25 PM)
fiber to home or in fact any wired broadband in MY will comes in from the tel pole...and it usually routes thru your house ceiling and into the wall inside your house... 

If you intend to install Unifi or something...best is to ensure a route(can use a pvc pipe open up in the ceiling) is ready(concealed) for the fiber to get into your house somewhere upstairs ...  From there...prepare a few Lan cables coming all the way down to your TV cabinet...that would look better.
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post Apr 2 2011, 11:43 AM

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QUOTE(Kiding @ Feb 23 2011, 09:00 AM)
You can ask them to put cable in the PVC pipe, just remember not to lay cable parallel with the electricity wires.

BTW, the RM 400 charge is only for laying cable and hacking, not including cable, wall plate, connector and cable termination.
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means if i lay the cat6 cable in the same pvc pipe as the electricity cable, its a big nono?
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post Apr 3 2011, 12:35 AM

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QUOTE(fubu233 @ Apr 2 2011, 11:43 AM)
means if i lay the cat6 cable in the same pvc pipe as the electricity cable, its a big nono?
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Data and electric cant on same pipe, it will disturb the data signal.

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post Apr 5 2011, 03:21 AM

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how far apart should it be to avoid disturbance ?
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QUOTE(fubu233 @ Apr 5 2011, 03:21 AM)
how far apart should it be to avoid disturbance ?
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On different PVC will do...

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post Jun 25 2011, 08:42 PM

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I wonder if DIY is easy for installing network cable?? hmm

http://www.handymanhowto.com/2009/01/19/ho...a-home-network/
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post Jun 25 2011, 10:58 PM

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it has been a while since i started this thread... just an update. i got the keys for my house and now starting renovation plans. I just purchased the following item from Lowyat earlier today:

1. Crimp Tool: RM23
2. Network Tester Tool: RM15
3. Battery for Network Tester Tool: RM9.90
4. Cat6 Keystones: RM14 x 7
5. Cat6 RJ45 Plug: RM55 (50 pieces)

Wanted to buy the box of Cat6 cable just now but too heavy and I parked at Berjaya Times Square.. saw the price was RM530 or RM420.. quite a big difference.. the guy said more expensive better quality.. wanted to get the wallplate as well but only got one design and doesnt look as nice..

I'll try to get it tomorrow or later because I want to see if Jalan Pasar has nicer wallplate or not.. after i get the cable then need to start practicing on wiring..

bro eclipse-space, I will share later if this is easy or hard.. smile.gif
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post Jun 25 2011, 11:15 PM

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sure thanks! are you going to put it thru pvc pipes as well?

you should start a topic to "showcase" your renovation as well wink.gif
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post Jun 26 2011, 11:42 PM

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QUOTE(wz3k @ Jun 25 2011, 10:58 PM)
it has been a while since i started this thread... just an update. i got the keys for my house and now starting renovation plans. I just purchased the following item from Lowyat earlier today:

1. Crimp Tool: RM23
2. Network Tester Tool: RM15
3. Battery for Network Tester Tool: RM9.90
4. Cat6 Keystones: RM14 x 7
5. Cat6 RJ45 Plug: RM55 (50 pieces)

Wanted to buy the box of Cat6 cable just now but too heavy and I parked at Berjaya Times Square.. saw the price was RM530 or RM420.. quite a big difference.. the guy said more expensive better quality.. wanted to get the wallplate as well but only got one design and doesnt look as nice..

I'll try to get it tomorrow or later because I want to see if Jalan Pasar has nicer wallplate or not.. after i get the cable then need to start practicing on wiring..

bro eclipse-space, I will share later if this is easy or hard.. smile.gif
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Where did you get all these items from? Which shop in LowYat?

I'm planning to install Cat6 at my home too.

Thanks!
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post Jun 27 2011, 12:48 AM

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QUOTE(g-string @ Mar 18 2011, 12:20 PM)
usually how long can CAT cables run for before signal degradation?
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less than 100m
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post Jun 27 2011, 09:34 AM

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QUOTE(Hokomo @ Jun 27 2011, 12:48 AM)
less than 100m
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according to specification ethernet cable signal will start degrade at abt 100m

best is to keep a single pull to less than 90 meters for best signal the shorter the better

but also depends on quality of the cable... but never go more than 100m

also rmbr cat6 cable is stiffer than cat5, so when the "contractors" pulling the cable through the conduit make sure it doesn't overly bend the cables like how the garden hose bent until the water flow kena block, cause u will "hurt/luka" the cable

since already pulling the lan cable.. always rmbr to pull extra for back up...


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post Jun 27 2011, 10:48 AM

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Cat 6 in the market i see need very big angle of bending. It can go with 90deg too but the installer need to be aware cause once over bend the cable are worse perform than a Cat5e. What i mean over bend is like when install try to push the cable into the conduit before they may bend few round here and there and that will damage the Cat 6.

I know few professional cabler who tell they don't recycle cat 6, but Cat 5e can be recycle. What it mean if it wrongly lay they pull out the Cat 6 cable and throw away, unlike Cat 5e, it can pull out and use in shorter route.

Use good terminator for all LAN cable, be it Cat 5e or Cat 6. If can, use AMP.

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