WIP - Eth8(1u) - An Intellijel Ocatlink style module
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A simple DIY 1u module made to connect 2 modular synths together using a shielded ethernet cable.
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Whats the point of this module?
Well, this module takes in 8 signals and sends it over an ethernet cable (shielded to avoid ground loops and humms). It outputs the signals through a second identical module. keeping the synth space tidier, free from long messy noodle nests and it also makes it more convenient if you want to move your cases around and keep everything patched. the only part you need to plug or unplug is the ethernet cable.
How is the module put together?
You'll need a few parts and a soldering iron.
Shielded Ethernet Keystones x2
Shielded Ethernet Cable (Straight-through not crossover) x1
3.5mm Mono Jacks x16
Donor Cat6 Ethernet Cable (shielded or unshielded) x1
Print two faceplates
Insert Keystones
Insert and fasten Jacks
Bend Jack ground legs in towards eachother
Solder the paired Jack Grounds together
Use a spare wire and join the pairs of grounds together, leaving a couple inches of wire attached
Solder the loose end of wire to the Keystones outer shield.
Cut the donor cat6 cable in half and strip the outer casing off till you have 8 loose insulated wires.
insert the donor cables RJ45 into the Keystone and follow the order of wiring (T568B Standard)
Reference for step 6.
Jack 1 - White/Orange,
Jack 2 - Orange,
Jack 3 - White/Green,
Jack 4 - Blue,
Jack 5 - White/Blue,
Jack 6 - Green,
Jack 7 - White/Brown,
Jack 8 - Brown.
Solder each of the 8 wires to their respective Jack Tips and you have one completed side!
Congrats! take a break, have a drink chill. because were about to do this all again!
Repeat this process with the other faceplate you printed and double check your RJ45 and Jacks wiring matches. this will ensure you have a clear signal flow through your straight-through shielded ethernet cable.