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Synopsis: Cyclom 8yo problem

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Can you talk with the same cable to another device/port/something ?
It is important that you be systematic in isolating the troubled 
part.  Cabeling is suspect #1.  Look out for ground-loops which can
induce serious amounts of noise.

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