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2" steel standoffs are used to mount the PCB to the front panel face plate.
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Cable ties are used to keep the twisted pairs more manageable. Nice and neat!
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Crimping tool. You can pick one of these up at the hardware store. It comes with a with a standard RJ45 jack. A must have if you chose to crimp your own MTA connectors.
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The unit was malfunctioning due to the Neutrik jacks that I had used. I have decided to go back and replace them all. Now the unit functions perfectly without switch malfunctioning issues.
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No more Neutrik jacks! No more malfunction. Horray!
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