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The cable and the epoxy are inside the main cabinet under our AUV bench. Instructions
Make sure you have the epoxy, mold, mold grease/remover, ethernet cord, shrink wrap, soldering equipment, and male subconn that used to be connected to the old cord. Contact @ben-jamming if you can't find any of these things.
Cut the ethernet cord, and use the oscilloscope and/or a multimeter to identify each of the wires.
Do the same for the male Subconn connector
Match up the corresponding wires between the subconn and the cable and solder them in place one at a time. Be sure to apply the shrinkwrap to each connection.
Read the instructions for using the epoxy and prepare the mold by adding grease/mold remover to it
Place the exposed wires in the mold, ensuring they are as straight as possible and screw both sides of the mold together.
Apply the epoxy to the mold and let it sit for the time indicated on the epoxy gun (should be at least 24 hours).
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The cable and the epoxy are inside the main cabinet under our AUV bench.
Instructions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: