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Thanks for the recipe! Unfortunately it didn't work with my Visual Basic 6.0 Professional Edition. I did get further than before but it just sits on "Setup is updating you system", basically forever. I unchecked everything that could be unchecked. MacBook Pro M4 Max Parallels 20 Windows 11...

Greetings! Does anyone know if it is possible to install the VB6 IDE and Office 97 or at least Access 97 on Windows 11 ARM? I'm looking for a good recipe!

I'd definitely try strongm's suggestion. It sounds like you don't have all the support files on the W7 or W10 machine. I've installed a VB6/Access97 programs on both W7 and W10 and they run fine. Whats amazing is they run even faster on W11 22H2 ARM as a VM under Parallels on a M4 MacBookl Pro...

One of the $800-$1000 fusion splicers on Amazon are great. The AI-9 may be the current model. Some have a combo stripper that I'm not so sure is a good idea. Other items to get: 99% alcohol and wipes Heat shrink tubes with reinforcement Various fiber pigtails for practice

Never attach anything to lightning protection systems. All outdoor antennas should be grounded per NEC.

Fiber is the best option for that distance and the likelihood the buildings are on separate electrical services with different grounds. Fiber not only goes the distance, is more immune to environmental issues but also maintains electrical isolation. Oh, it's fast also...

Listing equipment is helpful since it moves the conversation out of speculation and into facts. Thanks! The AMX equipment you listed is using a variation on HDBaseT, an industry "standard" that provides for 330' over a single cable. Apparently AMX has had some difficulty with this technology...

I'm sorry IHeartLowVoltage DID mention HDMI over Ethernet in the last sentence. I still doubt this is an accurate description of the technology. The easiest way to tell is if the "transmitters and receivers" have an Ethernet switch between them. If so they are HDMI over Ethernet.

Try temporarily replacing an existing cable with a known good premade and see if the problem is resolved." Yes. This is a good way to troubleshoot. "HDMI over Ethernet (or any data over Ethernet) is just plain Ethernet." IHeartLowVoltage never said it was HDMI over Ethernet. Instead...

Most of the orange pairs I see are cross connect wiring.

Did you look at 3M Scotchlok Self Stripping Dropwire Connector 557TG2 on page 3 of this document?

Sounds good. I agree on the 66 on the feed side. Of course the cable guy will need to remember to pull the bridging clip to avoid backfeeding the telco line. Good luck with that... Whatever you do if the units are already wired with cat5e to a decent patch panel don't tear it up. That...

I had a nice post that had links to tables that would help solve your problem. Unfortunately that post was deleted by forum admins at the request of a drive-by poster. Sorry I don't have the time or inclination right now to find the links again but searching on cctv volt drop should answer your...

Since IP is the coming technology and you can run analog (with baluns) over twisted pair I'd go with cat5e. Shielding is not necessary.

Fiber. If you are going to go to the trouble of digging a trench run 1 or 2 1" conduits between the buildings.

isn't all RG59 cable 18/2?" - NO

Do you have a voltmeter? Can you post links to the specs for the camera and power supply?

As long as all the cameras are on the same building AND below roof level as the rest of the local network no additional grounding should be required or needed. Do yourself a favor and get a real POE switch or injectors that are at least IEEE 802.3af compliant. This should make sure power on the...

As long as you don't deform the cable anything will work.

Yep, if there are already pipes and such secured to the bottom of the joists there is little reason not to put your cables there also. I'd bang a staple in each joist but not zip tie all of them until you are done running cables.