Network A and B on a bridge

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    mjjafari

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    when establishing a backbone topology for a few Cbus networks , does it matter which side of the bridge is your backbone? A or B ? do the A and B side any different to each other or not
     
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    Graham Lamb

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    No it dose not matter both sides the same
     
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    What about the power, do each network needs to have it's own power supplies to support its devices or the power can be shared between two Cbus networks over a bridge ?
     
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    You need to supply power to both sides of the bridge. It is optically isolated.
     
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