How far can cables extend between Axia gear and an Ethernet switch?

Michal Kolar of Multimedia Systems in the Czech Republic writes: "Our customer is asking what the maximum Ethernet CAT5E cable length is between an Axia xNode and the LAN switch. I expect it would be 100m."

Shane Toven Talks Radio Towers

A week in the life of a Wyoming radio engineer, and happenings at the recent DASH Conference.

Dougall Media hears IP Audio Thunder

It's not about the network -- it's about how you can use it

Thunder Bay Ontario is best known for its great outdoor adventures, Fort William, and the Founders Museum.It is also home to Dougall Media, owners of several television, publishing and radio holdings in Northwestern Ontario, including stations: 91.5, CKPR; 94.3, "Rock 94"; and 104.5 CFQK, "The Thunder."

Strip & Squeeze - Audio Connectors

We test RJ-45 connectors on this episode of "This Week in Radio Tech."

Prometheus Radio - LPFM

Sanjay Jolly and Will Floyd of Prometheus Radio join us for a discussion of Low Power FM Radio (LPFM).

Mitch Glider - Network Ops and Big Remotes

Mitch Glider of Westwood One joins us to discuss technical operations, and preparation for the 2014 Winter Olympics.

Audio Engineering for the Stars

Tales of audio engineering for the stars with Tom Ray and Chris Tobin.

Vintage Audio: Realistic 12-1875A 8-Track/Stereo Cassette Adapter

In this occasional series, our resident technical archaeologist, Tom Vernon, explores some of the vintage gear found in the recesses of his storage space. This post is from the era when 8-Track ruled.

What's the best PC Ethernet card for use in Axia networks?

Andrew Brookes of Axia Partner Empirical Presentations in South Africa needs help with a network interface card issue, and Matt Rockwell is here to help.

Telos Alliance's Greg Shay on the AES67 IP Audio Standard

Our Chief Science Officer, Greg Shay, was able to take few moments recently and join Telos' Kirk Harnack on his weekly "This Week in Radio Tech" podcast. The topic: AES67, a framework to standardize low-latency IP-Audio and provide for interoperability that was recently published by the Audio Engineering Society.