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Re: X32 Clock Sync Failure. Videos AttachedOK folks I did the test that Christian did and got the same result's he did.No need for a videoSHIELDED CAT5E WITH ETHERCON CONNECTORS ON EACH END. Shocked for more than 20 minutes straight without a drop out. Pulled the ethercon ends off and the problem presented itself once again. So it looks like we have a solution to the problem. Always use SHIELDED ETHERCON CABLESI checked continuity on the rj45 aes50 connectors and the left shield tab in grounded to the chassis of the desk but the right is not. Same goes for the S16. Once the ethercon connector is used the entire connector becomes grounded. I would guess that this solves the problem because of ground potential??
Re: X32 Clock Sync Failure. Videos Attached
OK folks I did the test that Christian did and got the same result's he did.
No need for a video
SHIELDED CAT5E WITH ETHERCON CONNECTORS ON EACH END. Shocked for more than 20 minutes straight without a drop out. Pulled the ethercon ends off and the problem presented itself once again.
So it looks like we have a solution to the problem. Always use SHIELDED ETHERCON CABLES
I checked continuity on the rj45 aes50 connectors and the left shield tab in grounded to the chassis of the desk but the right is not. Same goes for the S16. Once the ethercon connector is used the entire connector becomes grounded. I would guess that this solves the problem because of ground potential??
