Can anyone describe what is in the Mk.3 KAT5?
I know about support for IR passthrough on multi-drop installations (which is what I'd been waiting for), but is there other stuff?
Can anyone describe what is in the Mk.3 KAT5?
I know about support for IR passthrough on multi-drop installations (which is what I'd been waiting for), but is there other stuff?
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I just learned that the KAT5 Mk.3 is delayed, So I just got a Mk.2 through the post.
If it all looks good when I get home tonight, and I want to go with a multidrop, Am I going to have to write-off the Mk.2, or will there be an upgrade route?
Does a multdrop system need Mk.3's everywhere to work? or could a Mk.2 be used alongside a subsequently purchased Mk.3 ?
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So.... I can use the Mk2 as the end-point? with Mk3's for the intermediate links?
and, I assume, the end-point also only needs one CAT5 socket?
Not unless it is modified. The Mk2 units drove the IR circuitry at all times which is why units used as intermediate one had to have it disabled.
Please note: this does NOT mean that they constantly sent IR !!!
Mk3 unit only drive the IR circuitry when an IR signal is recieved so multiple units can be connected at the same time.
Yes.and, I assume, the end-point also only needs one CAT5 socket?
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