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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 83941" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: AC and signal cable of whatever typeSigh..., brilliant documentation job from the Behringer guys, I won&#039;t comment any further than saying that I know how hard it is to get absolutely everything in there. So how do we go about this then? Will a shielded connector be grounded to the chassis of the X32 and S16? And if not, do we pull out the drain wire and make a ground connection? Where is the ground screw on the X32? Haven&#039;t noticed it, but havent really looked.If a shielded cable with a shielded connector is what is called for, and the shield will ground when inserted, then what kind if cable exactly am I looking for, is there a standard, or do I just hunt for &quot;shielded ca5 with shielded connector&quot;???Sorry for my ignorance, all I ever nedded to know about ethernet cable is that either it works or it gets tossed, and in the old days I had to keep the crossovres separate from the straights.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 83941, member: 1285"] Re: AC and signal cable of whatever type Sigh..., brilliant documentation job from the Behringer guys, I won't comment any further than saying that I know how hard it is to get absolutely everything in there. So how do we go about this then? Will a shielded connector be grounded to the chassis of the X32 and S16? And if not, do we pull out the drain wire and make a ground connection? Where is the ground screw on the X32? Haven't noticed it, but havent really looked. If a shielded cable with a shielded connector is what is called for, and the shield will ground when inserted, then what kind if cable exactly am I looking for, is there a standard, or do I just hunt for "shielded ca5 with shielded connector"??? Sorry for my ignorance, all I ever nedded to know about ethernet cable is that either it works or it gets tossed, and in the old days I had to keep the crossovres separate from the straights. [/QUOTE]

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