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Here is my setup, step by step.
Here is my setup, step by step.


1) Built my house. I included a central wiring closet where I located all my telephone connections in a patch panel (including a DSL output with DSL filter), all cable connectors (including satellite dish and extra wiring from a a wireless antenna used for Internet) to separate patch panels, all my CAT5e wiring (to a patch panel), and all my whole-house speaker wiring (to a patch panel with Banana-plug connections). I also have analog Greyfox cameras (power over Ethernet type) terminating in this closet, with RCA video outputs. This wiring closet is air-conditioned. It is dedicated to house electronics only. I Included plenty of power outlets and surge protectors.
1) Built my house. I included a central wiring closet where I located all my telephone connections in a patch panel (including a DSL output with DSL filter), all cable connectors (including satellite dish and extra wiring from a wireless antenna used for Internet) to separate patch panels, all my CAT5e wiring (to a patch panel), and all my whole-house speaker wiring (to a patch panel with Banana-plug connections). I also have analog Greyfox cameras (power over Ethernet type) terminating in this closet, with RCA video outputs. This wiring closet is air-conditioned. It is dedicated to house electronics only. I Included plenty of power outlets and surge protectors.


2) Replaced switches with X10 switches.
2) Replaced switches with X10 switches.

Revision as of 16:45, 18 May 2008

Here is my setup, step by step.

1) Built my house. I included a central wiring closet where I located all my telephone connections in a patch panel (including a DSL output with DSL filter), all cable connectors (including satellite dish and extra wiring from a wireless antenna used for Internet) to separate patch panels, all my CAT5e wiring (to a patch panel), and all my whole-house speaker wiring (to a patch panel with Banana-plug connections). I also have analog Greyfox cameras (power over Ethernet type) terminating in this closet, with RCA video outputs. This wiring closet is air-conditioned. It is dedicated to house electronics only. I Included plenty of power outlets and surge protectors.

2) Replaced switches with X10 switches.

3) Placed a whole house audio amp (12 channels) in the wiring closet.

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