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<blockquote data-quote="Joe Sanborn" data-source="post: 67656" data-attributes="member: 2062">Re: X32 DiscussionHi Marty,ULTRANET is defiantly different than Ethernet and you do not want to us ethernet hubs, as it will not work.I spoke to our development team about the P16 ULTRANET protocol and can share the following:(in regards to accidentally plugging ULTRANET, AES50 or different combinations of X32/P16/S16 CAT-5 connections)There is no problem or risk of damage&nbsp; plugging the wrong signal on any of our X32 Cat5 ports.&nbsp; Outputs are buffered and inputs have transformer balancing.It is recommended not to connect devices that supply power over Ethernet, however.PoE (power over Ethernet) is a protected term for a specific implementation, and it is not the same as our bus/phantom power supply on P16-D outputs for example.I hope it helps.BestJoe SanbornManager, Channel MarketingMUSIC GroupBEHRINGER</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joe Sanborn, post: 67656, member: 2062"] Re: X32 Discussion Hi Marty, ULTRANET is defiantly different than Ethernet and you do not want to us ethernet hubs, as it will not work. [B]I spoke to our development team about the P16 ULTRANET protocol and can share the following:[/B][COLOR=#000000][FONT=Arial] (in regards to accidentally plugging ULTRANET, AES50 or different combinations of X32/P16/S16 CAT-5 connections) There is no problem or risk of damage plugging the [I]wrong[/I] signal on any of our X32 Cat5 ports. Outputs are buffered and inputs have transformer balancing.[/FONT][/COLOR] [COLOR=#000000][FONT=Arial]It is recommended not to connect devices that supply power over Ethernet, however.[/FONT][/COLOR] [COLOR=#000000][FONT=Arial]PoE (power over Ethernet) is a protected term for a specific implementation, and it is [U]not the same[/U] as our bus/phantom power supply on P16-D outputs for example.[/FONT][/COLOR] I hope it helps. Best Joe Sanborn Manager, Channel Marketing MUSIC Group BEHRINGER [/QUOTE]

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