jerryc41 wrote:
I've been working on a plan to re-organize the wiring for my computer. I need 120v for a computer, a monitor, three printers, a lamp, and three HDD boxes. I need USB connections for the monitor, printers, HDD boxes, and USB hubs.
I'm trying to come up with the simplest, neatest arrangement. My plans keep changing, so I don't know if I'll ever get this done, but it's fun trying to come up with the perfect system. What I have now works, but it's not as neat as I'd like. I have quite a few USB hubs available, several with pushbuttons to turn slots on and off. The computer runs off an APC UPS, and that has always-on sockets. If any of you have any ideas about organizing wires, I'd be glad to hear them.
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I kick the wires behind a table, or desk, then pile enough stuff around that you can not see them. Comes naturally. When I run out of plugs I add another "power strip", or replace the one that is there with one that has more outlets. All on, all the time. It has taken me 30 years to refine this system, but it works well in an old house with brick and plaster walls that are not conductive to adding wall plugs. Original house had floor plugs, but I spill too much for them to be safe.