Finally got Internet working in my new home office. Between BPL
(broadband over powerline) adapters, a network switch, a patch panel,
and more wall jacks than I will ever use, I'm finally up and running.
Been working on my new office for about a month, and it's coming along nicely! (This shot is from a few days ago.)
See also: exterior | plans | connectivity
Never wanting to be ill-prepared when it comes to having the right ports and jacks, I went all out for my new office. Including:
- HDMI (for projector)
- Coax
- Cat5e (11)
- Speaker wire for 5 speakers
- USB wall outlets
And for my mini recording studio:
- DVI (for in-room monitor)
- USB jacks (run over Cat6 for remote controlling a computer)
- XLR inputs (4)
- Aux returns (4)
Aside from housing my normal computer setup and quite possibly a lounge with a projector for movies, our barn - currently used for storage - will be my new home office, and will feature a green screen wall for shooting video (along with necessary lighting), a separate sound proof booth for audio recording, and room for a keyboard/synth. Oh, and of course a Keurig coffee machine. Stay tuned!