Conventional wisdom has it that, for a D2B (optical) network to function properly in our cars, there is a fixed sequence of modules within the loop.

Without wishing to be labelled as a heretic, I'd like to make an observation that, in my experience, it doesn't matter what sequence the modules are in, providing they follow the "loop" principle. I base this upon the fact that I have deliberately altered the position within the loop of modules to suit convenience and the lengths of D2B cables that I have had in my spares box, and regardless of position, everything always seems to work perfectly.

I was wondering whether anybody else would agree with me, based upon empirical evidence?

Hi Paul

Yes your right as long as the in and out fibre's are the right way round to the modules

the modules can be mounted any place in the loop

I altered all mine to get the neatest path and best route in the boot, where the mass of modules are

cheers

Joe

 

I'm looking forward to seeing your car Joe